What You'll Learn
How Danish uses the infinitive with 'at' where English uses '-ing'. Learn structures like 'ved at' and 'for at'.
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용기를 내십시오!
ko
کتاب مطالعه کردن
fa
得很
zh
Dzīvot zaļi
lv
ເອົາໃຈໃສ່
lo
Get over it
en
Sacar de quicio.
es
広い経験
ja
يفتح آفاقاً
ar
بذل قصارى جهده.
ar
بر طبق معمول
fa
se skillnaden
sv
لا تأخذ الأمر شخصياً
ar
Klä på dig ordentligt
sv
ta en chans
sv
Я згоден / Я згодна.
uk
gözünü korkutmak
tr
chelou
fr
Las grandes obras llevan tiempo.
es
Levantar a voz.
pt
Organizar una salida.
es
stare dietro a qualcuno
it
sich entfalten
de
वादा निभाना
hi
Grammar Rules
The Ergative Marker '-le' in the Past Tense
ne
No Wonder! (怪不得)
zh
Arabic Passive Voice: It was done (فُعِلَ / يُفْعَلُ)
ar
Negating the 'To Be' (Değil)
tr
Thai 'To Be': Using `pen` and `keu` correctly
th
Casual 'If' in Chinese: Using 要是 (yàoshi)
zh
Introduction to Feminine Nouns
no
Pluralizing Markers (Ang mga / Sina)
tl
French 'Whose': Using the Pronoun (dont)
fr
Negative Passive with 'Bị'
vi
Appositive Clauses: Explaining Nouns
hy
Making Sentences Pop: Stylistic Detachment (Le détachement)
fr
French Journalistic Conditional: Reporting Rumors (Conditionnel Passé)
fr
Extreme Emphasis: Even X Does Y (连...都/也)
zh
Transition Phrases
lo
Persian Past Perfect: The 'Past of the Past' (`Mazi-ye Ba'id`)
fa
Poetic Structure
lo
Portuguese Opinions: To Me, To You (Para mim, Para você)
pt
