What You'll Learn
Learn how to compare people and things. Use comparative structures to express degrees of quality.
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Languages
Vocabulary
Phrases
Ser un/a sol.
es
You might be wondering
en
hvad er din holdning til det?
da
銀行があります
ja
Teplá káva
sk
Я маю запитання.
uk
به روباه گفتند شاهدت کیه؟ گفت: دُمَم
fa
olla kyvykäs
fi
Parece-me que
pt
नाक काटना।
hi
¿Cuál es el precio de esto?
es
Sāļš ūdens
lv
une plausible consigne
fr
一時間ごとに休憩します
ja
納期を守る
ja
Ești gata?
ro
olla menossa tapaamaan opettajaa
fi
नवीन घर
mr
ارتقاء سطح آگاهی
fa
وقت الصباح
ar
دو صد گفته چون نیم کردار نیست
fa
सही न्याय करना।
hi
брать на карандаш
ru
मुझे आपकी राय जाननी है।
hi
Grammar Rules
Literary Analysis
kk
Just/Only: Emphatic Limitation (-ㄹ/을 뿐이다)
ko
Question Particle 'Ki' (কি)
bn
Implicit Meanings and Inferences
bg
Common Occupations in M-WA
sw
Mood for Expressing Subjectivity and Attitude
bg
Definite Article with Adjectives
bg
First Person Pronouns (আমি - ami, আমরা - amra)
bn
The 'My' and 'Your' forms
kk
Participle Adjectives: The Doer (Fā'il) & The Done-To (Maf'ūl)
ar
Using 'Thaka' (থাকা) for Existence (to be, to stay)
bn
Negating Identity with 'Bish'
mn
Portuguese Legal & Admin Language: The Bureaucratic Register
pt
Expressing Wants: chāhie vs chāhnā
hi
Make vs Let: Forcing vs Allowing (Base Verb)
en
Future Negation
kk
Future Real Conditionals (Type 1)
bg
Literary Style
id
