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Italiano

Italiano – 2016-06-01

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Da Duolingo:

Il punto è capire i finanziamenti. The point is to understand the funds.
Lui è il mio capo. He is my boss.
Ho un appuntamento importante. I have an important appointment.
Il denaro non è tutto. Money isn’t everything.
Il mondo del commercio è diverso. The world of business is different.
Compra prodotti nazionali. He buys national products.
Non sono i miei capi. They are not my bosses.
L’agricultura è l’economia del paese. Agriculture is the economy of the country.
l’imprenditore the entrepreneur
Ci sono diversi tipi di assicurazione. There are different types of insurance.

 

فارسی

فارسی – 2016-06-01

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Translate to فارسی :

1. Hello

Correct answers:
سلام; salam; salâm; salaam
2. I’m Anita.

Correct answers:
من آنیتا ام; من آنیتا هستم; man anita am; man anita hastam.
3. Nice to meet you.

Correct answers:
از دیدنت خوشبختم.; از دیدن شما خوشبختم.; az didanet khoshbakhtam.; az didanet shomaa khoshbakhtam.; az didanet shomâ khoshbakhtam.

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ⲧⲙⲛ̄ⲧⲣⲙ̄ⲛ̄ⲕⲏⲙⲉ – 2016-05-30

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Relation between articles and pronouns

 

Article Pronoun
ⲟⲩ- ⲟⲩⲁ a; someone, something
ⲕⲉ- ϭⲉ another; another one
ⲡ-  – the
 – ⲡⲉ he/it is…
ⲡ- ⲡⲱ- my (your etc.); mine (your &c.)
 – ⲡⲁ- the one related to…
ⲡⲕⲉ- ⲡⲕⲉ also the; the other; the other one
ⲡⲉⲓ̈- ⲡⲁⲓ̈ this; this one
ⲡ-… ⲉⲧⲙ̄ⲙⲁⲩ ⲡⲉⲧⲙ̄ⲙⲁⲩ that; that one
ⲡⲓ- ⲡⲏ the/that; this one/that one
 – ⲟⲩⲟⲛ  [null]
… ⲛⲓⲙ ⲟⲩⲟⲛ ⲛⲓⲙ any/every/all; anyone/everyone/all

 

Nederlands

Nederlands – 2016-05-30

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Van Duolingo:

  • Boterhammen zijn lekker. – Sandwiches are tasty.
  • de olifanten – the elephants
  • Zij heeft de borden. – She has the plates.
  • Ik heb appels en jij hebt een banaan. – I have apples and you have a banana.
  • katten en honden – cats & dogs
  • De katten drinken melk. –  The cats drink milk.
  • Heb jij vogels of schildpadden? – Do you have birds or turtles?

 

Kiswahili

Swahili – 2016-05-29

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From Duolingo:

  • Mtoto mbaya! – Bad kid!
  • Mtoto wako – your kid
  • mhandisi – engineer
  • Saidi ni mvulana. – Saidi is a boy.
  • mpishi – cook, chef
  • wapishi – cooks, chefs
  • wavulana wazuri – good boys
  • Mama ni mpishi mzuri. – Mom is a good cook.
  • mwalimu – teacher
  • Ni wanene? – Are they large?
  • Mwalimu ni mwanaume. – The teacher is a man.
  • Wangu ni wanene. – Mine are large.
  • Ninyi ni wapishi wazuri. – You are good cooks.
  • Mwalimu ni mwanamke mtanzania. – The teacher is a Tanzanian woman.
  • Baba ni mhandisi. – Dad is an engineer.
  • mwalimu mbaya – a bad teacher
  • daktari wako – your teacher