What You'll Learn
Understanding when to use 'Ma-' vs '-In' for passive meanings. Explore the subtle shift in agency and responsibility.
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Languages
Vocabulary
Phrases
Esimene vasikas läheb aia taha.
et
Een ticket kopen.
nl
Huli man at magaling
tl
missa tåget
sv
Бірлік болмай, тірлік болмас
kk
Impliquer des enjeux.
fr
یک کلاغ چهل کلاغ کردن.
fa
In diesem Moment.
de
έχω μια προτεραιότητα
el
ضرب الماء بالماء
ar
গুল মারা
bn
Είμαι εδώ
el
Das ist doch ein Unding!
de
begabt sein
de
良い一日を
ja
வருகிறேன்
ta
i sin linda
sv
Lütfen dur
tr
هل تريد قهوة أم شاياً؟ / أتحب قهوة أم شاياً؟
ar
en avoir soupé
fr
quarrel out
en
Konsens finden
de
祝你生日快乐
zh
C'est une évidence.
fr
Grammar Rules
German Verb Stems ending in -t or -d (arbeiten, finden)
de
Arabic Rhetorical Parallelism: The Art of Symmetry (Al-Muwazanah)
ar
General Counter 개 (Counting Things)
ko
Hindi Reflexive Pronouns: Using 'Apna' and 'Khud'
hi
Inversion for Style
ro
Spanish Past Tense: Actions Completed (Pretérito)
es
Formal Passive Voice: It's Being Done (Karmavachya)
hi
The Postposition 'Mate' (For)
gu
The 'Personal a': Respecting People and Pets
es
Imperative Mood: Tell people what to do! (uktub, ishrab)
ar
Forming Passive Voice (Ser + Participle)
pt
Inverted Conditional Clauses
bn
Spanish Pronoun Attachment: Me, Te, Lo (-lo, -me, -te)
es
Talking About Your Routine: Reflexive Verbs (se laver, se lever)
fr
Formal vs Informal Greetings
no
Expressing Motion Towards a Place
ta
Reported Yes/No Questions: 'Asked if...'
en
Spanish Connector Words (en, de, a, con, para, por)
es
