What You'll Learn
Fixed expressions where the literal meaning is lost. Learn the most common Mongolian idioms involving body parts and nature.
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Vocabulary
Phrases
از این خوشم میآید
fa
cheer up
en
ご迷惑をおかけします
ja
Я приду вовремя
ru
dilinin ucuyla
tr
मुझे अच्छा लग रहा है
hi
Hvad er vejret?
da
از این منظر
fa
έχω το αήττητο
el
não claramente visível
pt
لا يرى أبعد من أنفه.
ar
pour autant
fr
gestionar un proyecto
es
burst out
en
آتش بیار معرکه
fa
Seja o que Deus quiser
pt
дело за малым
ru
यह तो एक अलग मामला है।
hi
A pune osul la treabă
ro
Mai încet
ro
សូមជួយខ្ញុំផង
km
هر چه عوض دارد، گله ندارد.
fa
to go through fire and water
en
बात करना।
hi
Grammar Rules
The Present Infix -na-
sw
The Base-5 Composition (6-9)
km
Noun + Light Verb Combos
hi
Using One and Ones as Pronouns
en
Archaic Forms
sv
Pronouns in the 'Ne' Construction
mr
Portuguese Pronouns: Using 'Who' with Prepositions (Quem)
pt
Classifiers for Objects
id
Independent Subjunctive for Optative Expressions (Que Deus te ouça)
pt
Double Possession (Onun kitabının rəngi)
az
Etymological Roots
th
Social Hierarchy
id
The Verb Faire: To Do & To Make
fr
Possessive Pronouns (Моят, Твоят, Неговият)
bg
Formal Addition: `-려니와` (not only... but also)
ko
Advanced French Negations: Beyond 'ne...pas' (ni, guère, point)
fr
The Verb 'to have' -na (Expressing Possession)
sw
Particle '-Lah'
id
