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How numbers 2, 3, 4, and 5+ affect noun endings. This is a crucial rule for shopping and counting.
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Make money.
en
पाय जमिनीवर असणे
mr
Nicht zuletzt
de
Nauja knyga
lt
Auf den Geist gehen.
de
ဟုတ်တယ်
my
饭菜
zh
Hver ting til sin tid
no
سرد است.
fa
El tiempo es valioso.
es
başını sokmak
tr
ha det förspänt
sv
Up for grabs.
en
早いです
ja
हाथ-पाँव मारना।
hi
andare per le lunghe
it
বিবেকের তাড়না
bn
Être dans le jus
fr
お飲み物はいかがですか
ja
Cum ajung la...?
ro
کسی را تعقیب کردن.
fa
बंद दरवाजा
hi
โทรศัพท์หา
th
নিশ্চিত করা
bn
Grammatikregeln
Polite & Casual: Master Aap, Tum, and Tu
hi
Poetic Declaration (-노라)
ko
Glottal Stops and Final 'K'
ms
Urgent Warnings with 'bloß' (Don't you dare!)
de
The Media Passive: Using 'Tamma' & 'Jara' (Official Tone)
ar
Second Type: Possibility (Periodo della Possibilità)
it
Genitive Case (Omastav)
et
'Don't have to' (Lazım deyil)
az
Probability: Likely, Unlikely, Bound To, Definitely, Probably
en
Japanese Hearsay & Typicalness (~rashii)
ja
Than vs. Then: What's the Difference?
en
Present Perfect: Have Been Doing (Pretérito Perfeito Composto)
pt
Future Tense: Using `ir + infinitive`
pt
Indirect Speech (He said that...)
pt
Expressing 'In' and 'On' (u, na)
hr
The Realization 'Pala'
tl
Ordering Multiple Clitics
sl
Vocative Case for Feminine Nouns
bg
