Category Archives: [Duolingo]

Cymraeg – 2016-09-29

O Duolingo:

  • saith deg tri – 63
  • un deg un – 11
  • pump cath – five cats
  • Dw i eisiau pedwar deg chwech oren. – I want 46 oranges.
  • yn hafal i – equals
  • rhannu – to divide
  • Dw i’n naw deg un oed. – I am 91.
  • pedwar tynnu tri – 4 minus 3
  • naw lluosi pedwar – 9 times 4
  • Dw i’n saith deg tri oed. – I am 73.
  • Mae pedwar adio dau yn hafal i chwech. = Four plus two equals six.
  • Dw i’n un deg dau oed. – I am 12.
  • Dw i ddim yn hoffi rhannu. – I don’t like division.
  • Dw i’n un deg pump oed. I am 15.
  • pedwar deg chwech afal – 46 apples
  • Dw i eisiau saith deg tri afal. – I want 73 apples.
  • Tri tynnu dau yn hafal i un. – 3 minus 2 equals 1.
  • Tri lluosi dau yn hafal i chwech. – Three times two equals six.
  • Dw i’n naw deg un oed. – I am 91.

 

Nederlands – 2016-09-19

Van Duolingo:

  • Zij willen graag de zout. – They would like to have the salt.
  • Zij leren graag nieuwe talen. – They like learning new languages.
  • Zij hebben graag vakantie. – They like having holidays.
  • Zij doen graag aan sport. – They like doing sports.
  • Zij blijven graag thuis. – They like staying home.
  • De boter, graag. – The butter, please.
  • Ik doe dat graag voor je. – I am happy to do that for you.

Nederlands – 2016-09-15

Van Duolingo:

  • Ik hoor de koeien. – I hear the cows.
  • Wij tonen het. – We show it.
  • Het meisje hoort geen neushoorn. – The girl does not hear a rhinoceros.
  • Steunen ze de oude mannen? – Are they supporting the old men?
  • Loop ik? – Am I walking?
  • De natte beer zwemt. – The wet bear is swimming.
  • Je wilt graag de peper. – You would like the pepper.
  • Ik steun het meisje. – I support the girl.
  • Ik toon de man het dure pak. – I am showing the man the expensive suit.
  • Speel je of kook je? – Are you playing or cooking?
  • Hij steunt zijn man. – He supports his husband.
  • Ik schrijf geen menu’s. – I write no menus.
  • Je toont de hond. – You show the dog.
  • Ik steun het meisje. – I support the girl.
  • Jullie jongen zwemt. – Your boy is swimming.
  • Wij steunen vrouwen. – We support women.
  • Wij tonen het. – We are showing it.

Tiếng Việt – 2016-09-11

Từ Duolingo:

  • Tôi rất hạnh phúc. – I am (very) happy.
  • Cô ấy rất giỏi. – She is (very) intelligent.
  • Tôi không hạnh phúc. – I am not happy.
  • Cô ấy không giỏi. – She is not intelligent.
  • Tôi có hạnh phúc không? – Am I happy?
  • Cô ấy có giỏi không? – Is she intelligent?
  • Tôi là một con gấu trưởng thành. – I am a mature bear.
  • Anh ấy rất thân thiện. – He is very friendly.
  • Tôi không nặng. – I am not heavy.
  • Đó là một con mèo ích kỷ. – That is a selfish cat.
  • Bạn có lịch sự không? – Are you polite?
  • Con mèo của tôi rất nặng. – My cat is very heavy.
  • Một cái giường tiện lợi. – A convenient bed

Ελληνικά – 2016-09-10

From Duolingo:

  • Μου αρέσει το κουτάβι. – I like the puppy.
  • Εγώ βρίσκω ένα πορτοκάλι και το παίρνω. – I find an orange and I take it.
  • Αγγίζω το πουκάμισο. – I touch the shirt.
  • Εγώ πηγαίνω. – I am going.
  • Ξέρω και σου δείχνω. – I know & I show you.
  • Εγώ παίζω και το παιδί τρώει. – I play and the child eats.
  • Ο σκύλος περπατά . – The dog is walking.
  • Τα παιδιά δεν πηγαίνουν. – The children do not go.
  • Η γυναίκα μάς πληρώνει. – The woman pays us.
  • Δεν περπατώ. – I’m not walking.
  • Εγώ σχεδιάζω το καπέλο. – I am designing the hat.
  • Ο άνδρας πληρώνει. – The man pays.

 

Cymraeg – 2016-09-07

O Duolingo:

  • pedwar deg chwech – forty-six
  • dau athro (m.), dwy athrawes (f.) – two teachers
  • tri athro (m.), tair athrawes (f.) – three teachers
  • pedwar athro (m.), pedair athrawes (f.) – four teachers
  • dau oren – two oranges
  • un deg pum afal – fifteen apples
  • tri afal – three apples
  • pum deg tri oren – fifty-three oranges
  • chwe oren ac wyth afal – six oranges and eight apples
  • y llew, y teigr, yr eliffant – the lion, the tiger, the elephant
  • y llew, y teigr a’r eliffant – the lion, the tiger and the elephant
  • y llew a’r teigr – the lion and the tiger
  • y teigr a’r eliffant – the tiger and the elephant