What You'll Learn
The 'double definiteness' rule. Learn why we say 'den store hund' and how the adjective takes an -e ending.
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Vocabulary
Phrases
أولى اهتماماً خاصاً
ar
turn with
en
out of place
en
De onde você é?
pt
Un truc de ouf !
fr
Giấy rách phải giữ lấy lề
vi
Entamer une discussion.
fr
Hemma hos mig
sv
आँख का काँटा
hi
തീ പിടിക്കുക
ml
이름을 부르다.
ko
भारी नुकसान होना।
hi
over één kam scheren
nl
At kigge forbi.
da
सुबह के दस बजे हैं।
hi
Abrir el paso.
es
Poner la mesa para dos.
es
Sorry to bother you.
en
Pay close attention
en
सुबह का नाश्ता
hi
아이디어를 내다.
ko
είναι η σταγόνα που ξεχείλισε το ποτήρι
el
Туған жердей жер болмас
kk
العجلة من الشيطان
ar
Grammar Rules
Discourse Analysis
ro
Noun Prefixes: Turning Verbs & Adjectives into Nouns (`การ` & `ความ`)
th
Third Type: Impossibility (Periodo dell'Irrealtà)
it
Present Tense Conjugation (Conjugation I)
pl
Masculine Nouns: The "-a" vs. The Rest
hi
Expressing Uncertainty: '...right?' (吧)
zh
Using 'Tha-mai' (ถ้าไม่) for Negative Conditions
th
Mixed Conditionals: Combining Types
hy
Connecting Thoughts: Portuguese Conjunctions (e, mas, ou)
pt
High-level Arguments
ro
Past Presumption: 'Must have' (kiya hoga)
hi
Russian Short Form Adjectives: Saying "I'm ready" or "You're right" (`готов`, `прав`)
ru
Subjunctive Clauses
kk
Suffix '-I'
id
Nationalities (Националности)
bg
Asking for Permission: Can I...?
en
The Russian Soft Sign: Making Consonants Soft (ь)
ru
Possessive Adjectives
ro
