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Vocabulary

dürfen de tumor es 当天 zh 不安定な ja सिफारिश hi نهار fa cupón es a mi parecer es päämäärätietoisesti fi darstellen de مشاجره fa リフォーム ja Caro pt zapatería es se revitaliser fr կանգառ hy bevara sv lấy vi osiem pl inconsapevole it 구입되다 ko सैनिक hi مراوغة ar betänketid sv

Phrases

at lægge sten til fundamentet da मैं नकद भुगतान करूँगा। hi يمشي على خط رفيع ar ça ne tient qu'à toi fr به کسی تبریک گفتن fa поставить в тупик ru caffè caldo it 무거운 짐. ko 쇼핑백 필요하세요? ko Il fait soleil. fr 豆腐の角に頭をぶつける ja Perder o bonde. pt Arrume a cama. pt यह काम का नहीं है। hi χτυπάω καμπανάκι el päästää höyryjä fi नाम बड़े और दर्शन छोटे। hi Raise a point. en मुझे सुनना है। hi ¡Qué agobio! es તરસ લાગી છે gu အိမ်မှာရှိတယ် my 楽しんでおります ja Open mind. en

Grammar Rules

Using 'Onde' as a Relative Pronoun (onde, aonde, em que) pt Irregular Plural Nouns: The Rule Breakers (Men, Feet, Children) en The Formal 'Then' in Chinese: 便 (biàn) zh Hindi Superlatives: The Best, The Worst (Sabse) hi Minimal Trigger Condition (Pour peu que) fr The 'Had Happened' Mood: Pluperfect Subjunctive (-ra/-se) es No 'zu' After Modal Verbs (können, wollen, müssen) de Classical Chinese Particles: Since, Will, & Just (既, 将, 方) zh Formal Addition: `-려니와` (not only... but also) ko Past Guesses: Must Have + V3 en Masculine or Feminine? Spanish Noun Gender es First Conditional for Advice (should) en So... That (Si... que) fr Spanish Disjunctive Pronouns: Me, You, Him (a mí, para ti) es Using 'Por' for Emotions: Expressing the 'Why' es Both and Neither in Persian (ham... ham... / na... na...) fa Formal Connectors: 然而, 然, & 乃 (However / Is Actually) zh Intensifiers: Gradable vs. Non-Gradable Adjectives (Very vs. Absolutely) en

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