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isiXhosa – 2016-10-27
Ἑλληνική – 2016-10-26
From Tatoeba:
- ὅλοιο – May you die!
- ἰόντων – Let them go.
- Ἀγαπῶ σε – I love you.
- Ὁ ἥλιος ἀνατέλλει – The sun is rising.
- Tί εἶ; – What are you?
- Ἔχω φίλον – I have a friend.
- Ἔχω φίλους – I have friends.
- πάθει μάθος – There is learning in suffering.
Türkçe – 2016-10-26
עברית – 2016-10-24
From Duolingo:
- ילד אוכל תפוח – A boy eats an apple.
- הילד אוכל תפוח – The boy eats an apple.
- ילד אוכל את התפוח – A boy eats the apple.
- הילד אוכל את התפוח – The boy eats the apple.
- אני רעב. – I am hungry.
- אני רוצה שוקולד. – I want chocolate.
- אני שותה מרק. – I drink soup.
- יש לה חמאה. – She has butter.
- החמאה טעימה. – The butter is tasty.
- הבקר טעים. – The beef is tasty.
- אבא אוכל אננס. – Dad eats a pineapple.
- יש לכם בקר. – You have beef.
- אני פטרייה. (pitriyá) – I am a mushroom.
- אני רוצֶה פסטה, בבקשה. – I want pasta, please.
- הפיצה טעימה. – The pizza is delicious.
- הוא לא אוהב פיצה! – He does not like pizza!
- הילדה לא רעבה. – The girl is not hungry.
- המרק טעים! – The soup is delicious.
- הפטרייה לא טעימה. – The mushroom is not tasty.
- זה מרק או מים? – Is this soup or water?
Kiswahili – 2016-10-23
From Duolingo:
- Huyu ni mwalimu wangu wa Kiswahili. – This is my Swahili teacher.
- Hawa ni walimu wetu wa Kiswahili. – These are our Kiswahili teachers.
- Nimeshamwambia yule! – I already told him/her.
- Unataka viti vile? – Do you want those chairs?
- Maembe haya yameharibika. – Those mangoes have spoiled.
- Ninahitaji kutumia ufunguo huu? – Do I need to use this key?
- Alipoteza barua zile zamani. – He lost those letters a long time ago.
- Huyu ni mtoto. This is a child.
- Mto huu ni mrefu. – This river is long.
- Hiki ni chakula kitamu. – This is delicious food.
- Hii ni simu. – This is a phone.
- Hili ni tunda. – This is a fruit.
- Hii ni picha yake. – This is her picture.
- Huu ni mkono. – This is an arm.
- Ile ni nyumba yetu. – That is our house.
- Yule ni dada yake. – That is her sister.
- Ule ni mche. – That is a seedling.
- Lile ni shati zuri. – That is a good shirt.
- Kile ni kijiko kichafu. – That is a dirty spoon.
- Ule ni mlango. – That is a door.
- Lile ni jembe. – That is a hoe.
Gaeilge – 2016-10-23
Abañe’eng – 2016-10-22
Deutsch – 2016-10-22
- der Weizen / die Weizen: eine Getreideart (Triticum, speziell T. aestivum)
- das Weizen / die Weizen: kurz für: Weizenbier
Beispiele:
- Der Weizen ist das weltweit bedeutendste Brotgetreide.
- „Hafer und Gerste ließen sich als widerstandsfähige Sorten überall anbauen, während Weizen und Spelt im wärmeren Süden und Westen besser gediehen als im Norden und Osten, wo der Roggenanbau dominierte.“
- „Nur für obergärige Biere darf Weizen anstelle von Gerste verwendet werden.“
- Noch ein Weizen, bitte!
