A2 Expression

还有

hai you

Also; in addition

Meaning

Used to mention something else or another item.

Meaning

Used to mention something else or another item.

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dobry pl जलमग्न करना hi émerveillée fr निस्तब्धता से hi از یک سو fa 活着 zh kraftlos de esencial es их ru pierre en stalactite fr analogy en दौलत hi médicalement fr Puso tl là-haut fr تَحْفِيزِيّ ar fractura es प्रदूषक hi secundario es محوطه دانشگاه fa excitante es decorador pt wisselwerking nl

Phrases

Do you have this in? en Чакам автобуса. bg είναι η τελευταία στιγμή el Compor música pt Reservar um quarto pt ഇവിടെയുണ്ട് ml Tappa sugen sv A türelem rózsát terem. hu உங்களுக்குக் காய்ச்சலா? ta Kata keki sw குட்டு வெளிப்பட்டது ta Nem baj. hu Jeg trenger hjelp no يستخدم بطاقة الائتمان ar അല്പം കൂടി ml keinen blassen Schimmer haben de De este modo es چقدر می‌خواهید؟ fa 可以退换吗 zh 此时 zh ¿Cuál es tu nombre? es Isso é tudo. pt Priorizo pt Mostrar respeto es

Grammar Rules

Adjective + To-Infinitive (It's easy to learn) en Subjunctive for Uncertainty and Doubt hy Thai Animal Classifiers (tua) th Negation with 'Nem' hu Expressing 'Like' (ကြိုက်တယ်) my Vowel Elision (Lopa Sandhi) ml Indefinite Articles: a, an, some (un, una, unos, unas) es Asking 'How many?' (Колко?) bg See-you-in-sunday vs. See-you-on-sunday: What's the Difference? en The French Adjective 'ancien' (Former vs. Old) fr Russian Pronunciation: Why 'B' sounds like 'P' (Consonant Devoicing) ru Future Continuous (will be -ing) en The Sentence-Ending Particle 'Yo': Sharing New Info ja Using Imperfect for Habitual Actions in the Past hy Prepositions of Place sv Let Alone / Far From (커녕) ko Feminine Noun Endings uk Reflexive Verbs: sich waschen, sich freuen (Reflexive Verben) de

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