What You'll Learn
Learn to count from zero to one hundred. This chapter also covers basic math and price expressions.
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Languages
Vocabulary
Phrases
Kupiga bao
sw
कच्चा चिट्ठा खोलना
hi
open fire
en
強い雨
ja
बारिश हो रही है।
hi
входить в курс дела
ru
أنا بخير شكراً لك
ar
at være klam
da
Agir avec délicatesse.
fr
في ضوء هذه المعطيات
ar
At trække vejret
da
聚沙成塔
zh
Det er bare for sjov
da
ایمیل نوشتن.
fa
Tiden rinner iväg
sv
Potong kue
id
خوشحالم که میشنوم
fa
Em boa hora
pt
Das macht mir Sorgen.
de
Es ist eine Ehrensache.
de
Avoir le champ libre.
fr
فتح الله عليك
ar
fare un buco nell'acqua
it
Toucher un salaire.
fr
Grammar Rules
Mastering Rhetorical Flair: Sounding Like an Expert (Classical Structures)
ar
Past Tense: Snapshot vs Video (Preterite/Imperfect)
pt
Sophisticated Contrast: -는 반면에 (On The Other Hand)
ko
Connecting Na-Adjectives: The Te-form (～で)
ja
Portuguese Imperative: Giving Commands with Regular Verbs (Fale! Coma! Abra!)
pt
Subjunctive in Relative Clauses (Indefinite Antecedents)
fr
Polite Address: Ty vs. Vy (ты vs. вы)
ru
The Verb 'Ler' in the Past (Preterite)
pt
Thai Causal Connectors: Using 'because' (`เพราะ`)
th
Honorific Subjects: 께서 (the polite version of 이/가)
ko
Asking 'Can you...?' (လုပ်နိုင်လား)
my
Sentence-Ending Particle (ပါ့) for Polite Agreement/Concession
my
The 'LL' Chillu (ൾ)
ml
Possessive Suffix: 3rd Person Plural (-leri)
tr
Gujarati Retroflex Consonants: The 'Tongue-Curl' Sounds (ટ, ડ, ળ)
gu
Portuguese Intensifiers: Very, Much, and Little (Muito & Pouco)
pt
Possessive Omission: The Art of Dropping `khong`
th
Reporting Questions
az
