What You'll Learn
Using plural suffixes and quantifiers. Understanding how Turkish nouns behave in simple sentences.
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Languages
Vocabulary
Phrases
mieć na myśli coś innego
pl
صلاح کار خویش خسروان دانند
fa
mit den Hühnern aufstehen
de
気をつける
ja
Lo más probable
es
Fazer uma pesquisa.
pt
دوست وفادار
fa
phrasal verbs with finish meaning
en
pass through
en
essere in dirittura d'arrivo
it
வெயில் அதிகமாக இருக்கிறது
ta
eine Antwort geben
de
mieć w pamięci
pl
Eine Grenze ziehen
de
Die Zielsetzung dieser Studie besteht darin
de
Hacerse el ánimo
es
على وجه الخصوص
ar
一窍不通
zh
det er ikke til å unngå
no
راحت باشید اینجا
fa
Bantay-salakay
tl
Es versteht sich von selbst
de
शीघ्रता करो!
hi
odds and ends
en
Grammar Rules
German Past Hypotheticals: 'Would Have' (Konjunktiv II Past)
de
French -er Verbs: Master 90% of Actions (parler)
fr
Persian Possession: My, Your, His (-am, -at, -ash)
fa
Preverbs as Direction Markers
ka
Arabic Diminutives: Making Words Cuter (Tasghīr)
ar
Basic Relative Clauses with "que" (The Person That...)
pt
Start-up vs. Startup vs. Start-up: What's the Difference?
en
Cause and Effect Sentences
my
Yes, No, and Maybe: Simple Responses
hy
High-Register Genitive Prepositions (kraft, ungeachtet, vorbehaltlich)
de
Expressing Desire: "I want to..." (～tai)
ja
Aorist vs. Imperfect: When to Use Which
hy
Passive with 'Aavu'
gu
The 'Only If' Rule (只有...才)
zh
から (kara) — From, Because, and Starting Points
ja
Humble Receiving: お~いただく / ご~いただく (o/go-itadaku)
ja
Negation in Conditionals (Gəlməsə)
az
Using -ing words as subjects (Gerunds)
en
