What You'll Learn
Using the reflexive suffix -aa to refer back to the subject. Crucial for distinguishing 'his own' from 'his (someone else's)'.
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Languages
Vocabulary
Phrases
Faire la fête.
fr
uit de weg gaan
nl
大変ですね。
ja
Mörk kväll
sv
Auf jeden Fall!
de
pitää huoli terveydestä
fi
souffler le chaud et le froid
fr
Žiūrėk!
lt
Don't push your luck
en
お昼にしませんか
ja
Hace un día precioso
es
Correu tudo bem.
pt
vetää jotakuta nenästä
fi
شتر دیدی ندیدی
fa
C'est la mer à boire
fr
後で連絡します
ja
शुभ दिन!
hi
يُعطي معلومات
ar
আপনার দিনটি কেমন কাটলো?
bn
私は日本語を話します
ja
お分かりいただけましたか
ja
Estou aqui
pt
धुला कपड़ा
hi
Ich bin verwirrt.
de
Grammar Rules
Arabic Proverbs: The Secret Sauce of C2 Fluency (الأمثال العربية)
ar
Formal Definitions & Clarification (trata-se de, ou seja)
pt
German Dative Reflexive Pronouns (mir, dir, sich)
de
Verb 'Ma' (Come)
th
Negative Possession: How to say 'I don't have' (没有)
zh
Archaic Forms
lo
Past Tense of Intransitive Verbs
gu
Introduction to Compound Verbs (যৌগিক ক্রিয়া - jougik kriya)
bn
Arabic Doubled Verbs: The Inseparable Twins (Al-Muda'af)
ar
How to Use 'Settle Down' (Calm & Stable)
en
Relative Adverbs (where, when, why)
en
Relative Clauses: The Person Who, The Thing That, The Place Where
en
Nominalization with 'lo' (The ... thing)
es
Saying 'No' in French (Ne...pas)
fr
Expressing Wishes and Desires
az
Expressing Opinions with 'yolk-khern-tha' (I think/see that)
km
Korean Long Negation: Using -지 않다 (-ji anh-da)
ko
Saving the Spot: Anticipatory 'es' with Infinitive Clauses
de
