तुम क्या सीखोगे
Using 'Koi', 'Kujh', and 'Kade' (someone, something, ever). Learn how these change in the oblique case.
हमारी सीखने की सामग्री देखो
भाषाएँ
शब्दावली
वाक्यांश
பயணம் செய்
ta
Es ist ganz nah.
de
स्वप्न बघणे
mr
等公共汽车
zh
ضروری کام
ur
回见！
zh
维护形象
zh
Hoy por hoy
es
lite men godt
no
واقعاً نمیدانم چه بگویم
fa
தூள்
ta
Über den Schatten springen
de
Sofrer consequências.
pt
Ich bin mir dessen absolut sicher und überzeugt.
de
förstå varandra
sv
Дұрыс қой
kk
做准备
zh
嘘つきは泥棒の始まり
ja
Avoir le chic pour.
fr
to make good
en
نفد صبره
ar
গোবর গণেশ
bn
يتحدث بوضوح.
ar
Тэр юу вэ?
mn
व्याकरण के नियम
The Two Faces of Kya: 'What' vs 'Yes/No'
hi
Past Counterfactuals
kk
Formal Hedging in Chinese: It Seems, I'm Afraid, Perhaps (似乎, 恐怕, 或许)
zh
Formal & Literary Personal Infinitive (Infinitivo Pessoal)
pt
Relative Clauses with Prepositions and Cases
hr
Connecting Actions with 'kar' (Having done...)
hi
Expressing Uncertainty: Might or May (-(으)ㄹ지도 모르다)
ko
The 'Talakattu' Principle
te
Where do Pronouns go? (Pronoun Placement)
es
Vocabulary Choices (Formal vs. Informal)
bg
Cohesion and Coherence: Linking Sentences and Paragraphs
hy
Formal Concessions: Though, Although & Even If (Subjunctive)
pt
German Adjective Endings: Dressing Up Nouns (Adjektivdeklination)
de
Russian Vowel Reduction: Why 'O' sounds like 'A'
ru
Literary Rhetorical Contrast (-거늘)
ko
French Emphatic Pronouns: Me, You, Him (Moi, Toi, Lui)
fr
First Person Singular (Njan)
ml
Passive Present Perfect: Has/Have Been Done
en
