Two verbs in Slovenčina that I usually mix up:
| musieť “must” | moci “may”, “can” | |
| ja | musím | môžem |
| ty | musíš | môžeš |
| on | musí | môže |
| my | musíme | môžeme |
| vy | musíte | môžete |
| oni | musia | môžu |
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Čeština: muset vs. moci
Two verbs in Čeština that I usually mix up:
| musit / muset “must” | moci “may”, “can” | |
| já | musím | mohu, můžu |
| ty | musíš | můžeš |
| on | musí | může |
| my | musíme | můžeme |
| vy | musíte | můžete |
| oni | musí / musejí | mohou, můžou |
Compare the corresponding verbs in Slovenčina & Русский.
Svenska – 2015-11-23
Två ord för i dag.
- skit /ɧiːt/ (c.): avföring; smuts; nedsättande och negativt om person; (n.) skräp och irrelevanta eller ovidkommande saker.
- lyssna (på): höra; i synnerhet, uppmärksamma vad man hör.
Från: https://www.facebook.com/groups/poliglotas/permalink/734845769981153/
toki pona words
This is a list of all previous entries consisting of toki pona words.
- ala
- alasa
- ale, ali
- anpa
- ante
- anu
- awen
- en
- esun
- ijo
- ike
- ilo
- insa
- jaki
- jan
- jelo
- jo
- kala
- kalama
- kama
- kasi
- ken
- kepeken
- kili
- kin
- kipisi
- kiwen
- ko
- kon
- kule
- kute
- kulupu
- lape
- laso
- lawa
- len
- lete
- lili
- linja
- lipu
- loje
- lon
- luka
- lukin
- lupa
- ma
- mama
- mani
- meli
- mije
- moku
- moli
- monsi
- mun
- musi
- mute
- namako
- nanpa
- nasa
- nasin
- nena
- ni
- nimi
- noka
- oko
- olin
- open
- pakala
- pali
- palisa
- pan
- pana
- pilin
- pimeja
- pini
- pipi
- poka
- poki
- pona
- pu
- sama
- seli
- selo
- seme
- sewi
- sijelo
- sike
- sin
- sina
- sinpin
- sitelen
- sona
- soweli
- suli
- suno
- supa
- suwi
- tan
- taso
- tawa
- telo
- tenpo
- toki
- tomo
- tu
- unpa
- uta
- utala
- walo
- wan
- waso
- wawa
- weka
- wile
wile
wile: to want, need, wish, have to, must, will, should; desire, need, will; necessary.Čeština – 2015-11-21
Comparison of declensions between Русский, Slovenčina & Čeština
Masculine noun: отец / otec – father
| Русский | Slovenčina | Čeština | |
|---|---|---|---|
| nominative singular | оте́ц | otec | otec |
| genitive singular | отца́ | otca | otce |
| dative singular | отцу́ | otcovi | otcovi, otci |
| accusative singular | отца́ | otca | otce |
| instrumental singular | отцо́м | otcom | otcem |
| prepositional/locative singular | отце́ | otcovi | otcovi, otci |
| Русский | Slovenčina | Čeština | |
| nominative plural | отцы́ | otcovia | otcové |
| genitive plural | отцо́в | otcov | otců |
| dative plural | отца́м | otcom | otcům |
| accusative plural | отцо́в | otcov | otce |
| instrumental plural | отца́ми | otcami | otci |
| prepositional/locative plural | отца́х | otcoch | otcích |
ⲧⲙⲛ̄ⲧⲣⲙ̄ⲛ̄ⲕⲏⲙⲉ – 2015-11-20
weka
weka: away, absent, missing; absence; to throw away, remove, get rid of.
Русский – 2015-11-20
Online classes
I had some online classes today with native speakers. That’s the way to go for learning languages. When I’m studying Русский by myself it feels like I’m rocking. Then I have a class with a native speaker and… I find out I just suck at it. 🙂 Best way to see what, where and when you have to improve.
The classes included 日本語, Русский and తెలుగు, using English, Français & Português as intermediate languages.