What You'll Learn
Using balance and parallelism in speech. Learn the patterns used by great Filipino orators.
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Vocabulary
Phrases
El que siembra vientos, recoge tempestades.
es
å kaste ball
no
herkes burada
tr
å være født bak en brunost
no
Un colpo di testa
it
Kila la heri
sw
Vart ska vi gå?
sv
Iets van plan zijn
nl
Perro ladrador, poco mordedor.
es
발을 빼다.
ko
sich einen Reim machen
de
Att ta bladet från munnen
sv
عينه على...
ar
I'd appreciate it if
en
trafić w dziesiątkę
pl
Fazer a mala
pt
مسیر شغلی
fa
Merry Christmas!
en
Mít pod čepicí.
cs
Ir para o beleléu
pt
म बाटोमा छु
ne
من الضروري التركيز على
ar
ነገሩ አልቋል
am
Fale mais devagar, por favor
pt
Grammar Rules
Modern Slang Morphology
tl
Past Tense Tussle: Ongoing vs. Interrupting (Pretérito vs. Imperfecto)
es
Giving Reasons: Using 'because' (weil)
de
French Relative Pronouns after Prepositions (Lequel/Laquelle)
fr
To-not vs. Not-to: What's the Difference?
en
Connecting with 'və' (and)
az
Arabic Nunation: The 'N' Sound (Tanween)
ar
Negation in Present Perfect (oxumamış)
az
Subordinate Clause Word Order (SAVO)
da
It is difficult to... (-기가 어렵다)
ko
French Imparfait: Talking about the past (Imparfait)
fr
Japanese Dependency: Depending on... (いかん)
ja
Plural Greetings (Hamjambo and Hatujambo)
sw
Participle Phrases and Clauses
bg
Colors and Sizes: Describing with 'To Be'
hy
Series II Verb Structure
ka
Questions in Present Perfect (oxumuşmu?)
az
Present Perfect: Still Haven't (Surprise & Delay)
en
