What You'll Learn
Learn how to use 'ndiyo' and 'siyo' for emphasis. Master the use of 'enyewe' for 'itself/themselves'.
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हमें और अधिक मेहनत करनी होगी।
hi
お問い合わせありがとうございます
ja
Pijem čaj
sl
زودتر تشریف داشته باشید
fa
Maneiro/a
pt
balader quelqu'un
fr
بدقسمتی سے
ur
Kritisch anzumerken ist ferner, dass die Studie
de
खुट्टा ढोग्नु
ne
آهنگ غمگین
fa
آرامش روانی
fa
Čau
sk
Bir yastıkta kocayın
tr
أنا متعب حقاً.
ar
মারা যাওয়া
bn
C'est scandaleux !
fr
悲しい映画
ja
farsi attendere
it
ते शक्य नाही
mr
Atar as pontas
pt
فات الفوت.
ar
Estoy soltero/a.
es
保管
zh
لا أحب هذا
ar
Grammar Rules
Introducing Yourself (Mi chiamo...)
it
The Dot (Anusvar)
mr
Action Beyond Endurance (-다 못해)
ko
Thanking Someone (Aabhar)
gu
Nominative Case: Feminine Nouns
sr
Perfective Aspect 'Haey'
km
Portuguese Adjective Clauses (que, quem, onde, cujo)
pt
Forming the Conditional with -isi-
fi
Persian Complex Passives: 'It Had Been Done' (شده بود)
fa
Consonants and Their Sounds
mn
Basic Word Order (SVO) and Deviations
hr
Japanese Comparison: Choosing the Better Side (no hou ga)
ja
Causative '-kan'
ms
Imperative Endings (e.g., -i, -j, -mo, -te)
hr
Expressing Regret: I Should Have... (Conditionnel Passé)
fr
Nominative Case: Masculine Nouns
sr
Passive with Reflexive Pronoun 'Se' (e.g., Govori se)
hr
Using 'Ini' (This)
ms
