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明白了

míngbai le

Understood

Meaning

Indicating that one has understood something.

Meaning

Indicating that one has understood something.

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Vocabulary

nachfühlen de bequem de vacância pt طبيعياً ar tiêu vi pinheiro pt 凑巧 zh confine it praxe pt 実現 ja серый ru entorpecido pt elde tr maltortful en décaisser fr utvikling no 식용유 ko zetten nl विवाह के बाद hi okulary pl toca pt com casca pt 财务部 zh मुकदमा hi

Phrases

چراغ سبز نشان دادن fa غذای خوشبو fa Oq yo'l uz Vad bra! sv Bosser fr закидать камнями ru من المهم التبيين ar Hommikusööki sööma et به روباه گفتند شاهدت کیه؟ گفت: دُمَم. fa आवाज़ सुनना। hi 心情不好 zh 코 묻은 돈을 털다. ko Kohldampf schieben de Deux avis valent mieux qu'un. fr शुरू करना hi Estar que no se lo cree. es از دست من بر نمی‌آید fa თაგვმა თხარა, თხარაო, კატა გამოთხარაო ka सामाजिक संपर्क hi No te quepa duda. es 楽しい思い出 ja stare al passo con i tempi it El mundo es un pañuelo. es कापूस कातणे mr

Grammar Rules

Connecting ideas with MAS (But) pt Arabic Broken Plurals: Simple Case Endings (-u, -a, -i) ar Expressing Results: So and Therefore (donc, alors, du coup) fr Almost & Nearly (几乎 jīhū) zh Doing things without others knowing: Personal Infinitive with 'Sem' pt The Colloquial Passive (给) zh Clarifying Ideas: 'In other words' (Connectors) en Past Actions: Simple Past vs. Present Perfect en Basic Arabic Noun Shapes (Fa'l, Fi'l, Fu'l) ar French Numbers 0-100 (Les nombres) fr Asking Permission with 可以 (kěyǐ) zh Getting Things Done: Second Causative Verbs (-vana) hi Present Perfect: Still Haven't (Surprise & Delay) en French Pronouns: There & Some (Y vs EN) fr Arabic Relative Pronouns (al-ladhi, al-lati) ar Chinese Adjectives Don't Need 'is' (No 是) zh German Plurals: Adding -n or -en de Persian 'Whoever' & 'Whatever' Clauses (Har ke / Har che) fa

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