What You'll Learn
How numbers 2, 3, 4, and 5+ affect noun endings. This is a crucial rule for shopping and counting.
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Vocabulary
Phrases
پول پس گرفتن.
fa
आँखों का नूर
hi
iemand een poot uitdraaien
nl
خرید میکنم.
fa
مشى في الشارع
ar
Gestern.
de
Ein enttäuschtes Gesicht machen.
de
είναι μέσα στα πράγματα
el
鉄は熱いうちに打て
ja
तैरना।
hi
お役に立てれば嬉しいです
ja
No lo sé con certeza.
es
Uvidíme se.
cs
Det er en klok avgjørelse
no
olla menossa ylös päin
fi
कपाळाला आठ्या पडणे
mr
ટપ્પો પડવો
gu
目を瞑る
ja
Fregar los platos
es
Έχω μια ανησυχία
el
Ik ben dolenthousiast.
nl
kupić chleb
pl
By contrast
en
مش جوي
ar
Grammar Rules
The Verb 'Moći' (Can, To be able to)
hr
Forming Yes/No Questions: With and Without -՞
hy
Indefinite Articles
sv
The 'Obviousness' Particle 嘛 (ma)
zh
Using Arabic Participles: The Doers and the Done-to (اسم الفاعل والمفعول)
ar
Formal Definitions: That Which Is Called (所谓...者)
zh
Persian Present Perfect Continuous: 'I have been doing' (mi-rafte-am)
fa
Centered Around: -을/를 중심으로
ko
Forming Adverbs from Adjectives (Adjective + စွာ)
my
French Passive with 'de' (aimé de, connu de)
fr
The Rebel Verb: 'To Have' in Present Tense (No mi- prefix!)
fa
Forming Type 3 Conditionals: Pluperfect Subjunctive + Conditional Perfect
hy
Basic Yes/No (Afirmație/Negație)
ro
Subject-Verb Agreement
kk
The Quotative Particle 'Enru'
ta
Reported Speech: Changing Time Words (hier → la veille)
fr
Personal Pronouns (Ya, Ty, Vin...)
uk
Agreeing with So and Neither: "So am I" / "Neither do I"
en
