What You'll Learn
Idiomatic ways to describe feelings using 'hati'. Learn phrases like 'makan hati' and 'berat hati'.
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Languages
Vocabulary
Phrases
Idős bácsi
hu
أستطيع أن آتي
ar
Un pote / Une pote.
fr
ضع الحقيبة في صندوق السيارة
ar
Pousser un soupir.
fr
Manger une pomme
fr
Yangi do'stlar
uz
Filho de peixe sabe nadar.
pt
El fin de semana
es
فدای سرت
fa
هذا أمر محتوم
ar
ເມື່ອໃດ?
lo
Jeg liker å lære nye ting
no
눈코 뜰 틈 없다
ko
然而...
zh
Bu asandır
az
wpaść w trans
pl
Dado que
es
到底
zh
Det er ikke verst.
no
Համեցեք
hy
Tôi rất tiếc
vi
Unglück im Spiel, Glück in der Liebe.
de
Odlično
sl
Grammar Rules
Stylistic Word Order Variations
hr
Concessive 'Even if' (bhalē hī... kyoñ na)
hi
Distinguishing Between Similar Prepositions/Postpositions
hy
Nominalization: Using 'The Fact That'
en
Cardinal Numbers and Noun Agreement (1-4 vs. 5+)
hr
First Person: Saya vs Aku
ms
How many? How much? Using Kam (كم)
ar
Auxiliary Verbs (အကူကြိယာ)
my
Honorific Particle 'To' (께)
ko
Expressing Advice and Obligation (chāhiye/paṛnā)
hi
Literary Connections: Using {而|ér} and {以|yǐ} for Sophisticated Flow
zh
Formal Concessions: Though, Although & Even If (Subjunctive)
pt
English Reflexive Pronouns (myself, yourself)
en
Polysyndeton: Dramatic Lists (und... und... und...)
de
The Scratchy 'Khaa' (خ) - Like Clearing Your Throat
ar
Using 'O'clock' (နာရီ)
my
Oblique Forms of Masculine Nouns
mr
Repetitive '-i'
ms
