What You'll Learn
Nominalization and abstract nouns. Learn how to transform actions into concepts for more sophisticated writing.
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Phrases
To summarize what I have said
en
ទឹកត្រជាក់ត្រីកុម
km
그래도 괜찮아요.
ko
시간을 보내다.
ko
Ik ben dol op de zomer.
nl
nie wyobrażać sobie bez czegoś
pl
Comer algo rico.
es
لا يُضاهى
ar
در را گشودن
fa
A torto e a direito
pt
başka yolu yok
tr
Beber agua.
es
一字一顿
zh
हाँ, थोड़ी-थोड़ी।
hi
Det är enklare sagt än gjort
sv
几点了？
zh
여기 앉으세요
ko
ولو کردن
fa
Pelo menos.
pt
Cada um na sua.
pt
ነገ እንገናኝ
am
Aportar ideas
es
از این جهت که
fa
വസ്ത്രം ധരിക്കുക
ml
Grammar Rules
Connecting Ideas: Giving Reasons and Results (because, so)
en
Expressing Necessity: It Is Necessary (պետք է)
hy
Linking Ideas
kk
Adjective Placement
ro
Indicating Cause and Effect: Therefore, As a result
hy
Let's! Japanese Volitional Form (~you)
ja
Formal Vocabulary
sv
Common Nouns for People (মানুষ - manush, ছেলে - chele)
bn
The 'Emotional' Pronoun: Ethical Dative (me, te, se...)
es
Groups and Crowds: Past Tense Agreement (Participe passé avec collectif)
fr
French Connectors: And, Or, But (et, ou, mais)
fr
The Guttural G and CH Sounds
nl
Indirect Objects with Dative
ro
Persian Pre-verbs: Abstract meanings of `bar-` and `dar-`
fa
Hindi Compound Pairs: The Power Couples (Dvandva)
hi
Possessive Pronouns: Using `khong` (My, Your, His)
th
The Particle (အလျောက်) for 'In accordance with'
my
Russian Instrumental Case: Professions & States (кем/чем)
ru
