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Understanding Georgian's relatively free word order. Learn how shifting words changes the focus and emphasis.
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언어
단어
표현
잘 부탁해요.
ko
zaman kollamak
tr
In der Nähe.
de
Plantear dudas
es
zrobić coś na własną rękę
pl
لطفاً برایم بگویید
fa
कदम से कदम मिलाना
hi
over een kam scheren
nl
परिकल्पना करना
hi
출장을 가다.
ko
모르겠습니다
ko
കത്ത് അയക്കുക
ml
Es regnet in Strömen.
de
Isso está certo.
pt
Мне жарко
ru
Être en jeu
fr
Quem procura, encontra.
pt
真是的
zh
save time
en
Donde hay unión, hay fuerza.
es
Être de bonne foi
fr
Het is tijd voor de pauze.
nl
有意思
zh
Oferecer um mimo.
pt
문법 규칙
No-Agreement Rule: Prices and Weights (coûter, peser, valoir)
fr
Focus Power: Fronting the Object (Iyyaka)
ar
Present Perfect: Still Haven't (Surprise & Delay)
en
Portuguese Past Tense: When to use 'podia' (Imperfect)
pt
Chinese Conjunctions: Using 'Both... and...' (既...又/也)
zh
The Possessive Particle (၏ / ရဲ့)
my
Sophisticated Rhetorical Questions (qǐ, ān, yān)
zh
Variations in the Main Clause (Modal verbs)
hr
Assimilation of the -j Suffix
hu
Talking About the Past: Reporting What People Said (Concordance des temps)
fr
Nasal Vowels (ą, ę)
pl
Expressing Pity: I'm sorry that... (Dar pena que)
es
Don't Do It! (Negative Tú Commands)
es
Dual Feminine Nouns: Talking About Two (-atani)
ar
Past Simple Negative: Saying 'No' in the Past (didn't)
en
Decisions & Timing: On the Fence & Jump the Gun
en
The 'Etc.' Particle: Ya (and things like...)
ja
Going to do... (-(으)러 가다/오다)
ko
