What You'll Learn
Distinguishing between 'Nu' for people and zero-marking for objects. Mastering the flow of transitive sentences.
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Languages
Vocabulary
Phrases
Mieux vaut être seul que mal accompagné.
fr
Quem não arrisca, não petisca.
pt
Igazad van.
hu
Himmel auf Erden haben
de
ยินดีด้วย
th
Zähne putzen
de
เขียนจดหมาย
th
Está tudo bem contigo?
pt
Գնացքով գնալ
hy
jemandem die Sprache verschlagen
de
Das ist ein Schnäppchen.
de
¡Qué hermoso!
es
私に任せてください
ja
پول بگیرید
fa
お会計
ja
in Verbindung stehen
de
죄송하지만
ko
فاصل
ar
El gücü, sel gücü
az
Nie ma potrzeby
pl
건강에 신경 써야 해요
ko
下楼
zh
Grenzen setzen
de
den Nerv treffen
de
Grammar Rules
Action Verbs List
kk
Past Presumption: 'Must have' (kiya hoga)
hi
Reacting with Feelings: Spanish Subjunctive (Me alegra que...)
es
No vs. Not vs. None vs. Never: What's the Difference?
en
German Parenthetical Clauses: Adding Side-Notes (Schaltsätze)
de
Formal 'About' in Korean (-에 대하여)
ko
Formal Contrasts: Beyond 'Mas' (No entanto, Contudo)
pt
Asking 'What is this?'
lo
German Verb Stem Change: e to ie (sehen, lesen)
de
Asking 'What time is it?' (কয়টা বাজে? - Koyta baje?)
bn
Basic Time Words: Today, Tomorrow, Yesterday
en
Subject-Verb Agreement
id
German Participles: Using Verbs as Adjectives (Partizip I & II)
de
First Conditional for Advice (should)
en
The 'You Know' Pattern (janayo)
ko
Time Expressions with Locative (Səhərdə)
az
Portuguese Double Past Participles: Regular vs. Irregular Forms
pt
Iterative Verbs (Ponavljani glagoli)
hr
