What You'll Learn
Master the passive-heavy and nominalized style of Dutch academia. Learn to write and understand complex research papers.
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Languages
Vocabulary
Phrases
질문해도 될까요?
ko
おあいそ
ja
急がず焦らず
ja
很贵
zh
I'm glad to hear that.
en
அப்படி ஒன்றும் இல்லை
ta
செவி சாய்த்தல்
ta
لبخند زدن
fa
காது கொடுத்து கேள்
ta
روزگار به کام.
fa
多少钱?
zh
خذ راحتك
ar
निराश करना
hi
κλείνω ένα τραπέζι
el
منزل اجاره کردن
fa
Es ist höchste Zeit.
de
წარმატებები
ka
Está chupado.
es
at have det som en fisk i vandet
da
Mənə su verin
az
خنده بلند.
fa
Estar forrado/a
es
Hvor er nærmeste apotek?
no
Das ist von Belang.
de
Grammar Rules
The Verb 'To Be' (Hastan): I am, You are...
fa
Verb-to-Noun: Using Gerunds & Infinitives (-ing / to)
en
Kannada Adjective Placement: Describing Nouns (dodda mane)
kn
Arabic Verbs with 'Hamza' (The Glottal Stop)
ar
The 'M' Anuswaram (ം)
ml
Nowhere vs. No-where: What's the Difference?
en
The -i Marker for Past Tense
fi
French Reflexive Agreement: The 'No-Agreement' Exceptions
fr
Advanced Passive: Reporting Rumors & Beliefs (He is said to be...)
en
Kannada Present Tense: I do, I am doing (-utt-)
kn
The L-Participle Formation
cs
The GPS Verb: Locations with 在 (zài)
zh
Expressing Likes with Dative Subjects
te
The Accusative Case: Naming Your Target (Винительный падеж)
ru
Abstract Nominalization
id
Etymological Roots
ro
Verbs of Giving with Dative
sl
Poetic Persistence: 'If one keeps doing...' (-노라면)
ko
