What You'll Learn
How to relay what someone else said. Introduction to the 'Ke' connector and tense shifts in reporting.
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Vocabulary
Phrases
Superlativo!
pt
ha en viss erfarenhet
sv
Mantenerse en forma
es
Genau so ist es.
de
Mul on janu
et
Estou a estudar.
pt
Zunaj je hladno
sl
寄存
zh
Esmu no...
lv
وقت کافی
fa
Priti domov
sl
चिनी कम गर्नु
ne
perdre son temps
fr
Klausyti muzikos
lt
bien faux
fr
改善策。
ja
Dat is vast een vergissing
nl
ਮੈਦਾਨ ਜਿੱਤਣਾ
pa
يُسيطر على الوضع
ar
મજામાં
gu
閉めます
ja
از دست من برمیآید
fa
Com todo o gosto.
pt
ज्यादा पैसे
hi
Grammar Rules
Superlative Structures
ro
Future Necessity Participle (-ası/-əsi) for Destiny
az
Mastering Contrast: Using 'However' Correctly
en
Chinese Particle 着 (zhe): The 'Pause Button' for Actions
zh
Hindi Compound Pairs: The Power Couples (Dvandva)
hi
Thai Vowels: The Building Blocks (Sara)
th
First Conditional: Commands & Advice (If + Imperative)
en
Interrogative Pronouns (Man, Min)
am
When to Use the Passive Voice: Focus on Action
hy
Street Talk vs. Book Talk: Mastering Persian Registers
fa
French Pronoun 'dont' with Numbers: Expressing 'Of Which' (dont trois, dont dix)
fr
Spanish Past Probability: 'Must have been' (Estaría)
es
Saying "Thanks to..." in Korean: The -덕분에 Pattern
ko
Difference-between-idioms vs. Phrases-with-examples: What's the Difference?
en
Expressing Uncertainty: Might or May (-(으)ㄹ지도 모르다)
ko
Deep Concern: Lest... (-ㄹ/을세라)
ko
Present Tense Conjugation (Group B)
el
The Hissing Sounds (Š, Č, Ž)
lt
