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Adding endings to nouns to show who they belong to. This is an alternative to using genitive pronouns.
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Frases
Halt!
de
لا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله.
ar
At tage sig en lur
da
いつでございますか
ja
A avea dreptate
ro
પગ ખેંચવા
gu
Ko'z nuri
uz
Cela dit,
fr
落ち着く
ja
அது எப்படி முடியும்?
ta
Piquer.
fr
مدد کرنا
ur
Я беру это
ru
પૂરું કરવું
gu
Posso usar?
pt
お金を払う
ja
کلاهش پس معرکه است
fa
Necesito ayuda.
es
Držet palce.
cs
저는 한국 사람입니다.
ko
उठ जाइए।
hi
पूरी तन्मयता से
hi
Там.
bg
allerdings
de
Regras gramaticais
Russian Idioms: Sound Like a Native (Идиомы)
ru
Possessive Pronouns (Моят, Твоят, Неговият)
bg
German Fixed Accusative Expressions (jeden Tag, Guten Tag)
de
Counting Long & Wavy Things: 条 (tiáo)
zh
High-Register Conditionals (prasin-ber)
km
Personal Pronouns: Singular
sl
Portuguese Past Habits: 'I used to' (Pretérito Imperfeito)
pt
Asking "How Much" (Kitna)
hi
Chinese 'Why Bother': 何必 (hébì)
zh
Passive with Two Objects: She Was Given a Prize / A Prize Was Given to Her
en
French Future Tense: Saying 'I will' (Futur Simple)
fr
Asking 'How many?' with Classifiers (ဘယ်နှစ် + Classifier + လဲ)
my
Relative Pronoun 'Som'
sv
Counting Things in Thai (Classifiers)
th
Contrast: On the other hand (-는 반면에)
ko
Reflexive Possessive Rules
sv
Rhyming Echoes (V-shV)
pa
German Linking -n- in Compound Nouns (Fugen-n)
de
