Category Archives: [Duolingo]

Magyar – 2017-10-03

A duolingóból:

  • Péter keres valamit. – Péter is looking for something.
  • Én keveset látok. – I see a few.
  • Egy könyvet vársz.You are waiting for a book.
  • Nem látok semmit. I don’t see anything.
  • Jeget látok! I see ice!
  • A fiú vacsorát vár. The boy is waiting for dinner.
  • Én sokat várok.I am waiting for many.
  • Én nem látok gyereket. I don’t see any children.
  • Az eladó jó kenyeret keres.The salesperson is looking for good bread.

עברית – 2017-09-25


מדולינגו:

  • הוא שוכח ממני. He forgets me.
  • היא לומדת מהם עברית. She learns Hebrew from them.
  • אני רוצָה את זה ממנה! I want it from her!
  • אני לא קונֶה ממךְ! I don’t buy from you!
  • זה מהן? Is this from them?
  • הן רוצות מכן כריכים. They want sandwiches from you.
  • האם את לומדת מאיתנו? Are you learning from us?
  • החתול רוצֶה מכם את הכריך. / החתול רוצֶה מכן את הכריך. The cat wants the sandwich from you.
  • אני שותֶה מים מהכוס שלי. I am drinking water from my glass.
  • העגבניה היא ממנו. The tomato is from him.
  • אני לומד מאבא שלי עברית. I am learning Hebrew from my father.
  • הגבר בורח מכן. The man is running away from you.
  • אני קורא מהעיתון. I read from the newspaper.
  • אני לומד ממנו. I learn from him.
  • הם רוצים מכם כריכים. They want sandwiches from you.

 

 

Čeština – 2017-09-20

Od Duolingo:

  • Vaši dívku známe.We know your girl.
  • Potřebuju vašeho koně.I need your horse.
  • Ten cukr je pro našeho koně.That sugar is for our horse.
  • Ta osoba váš stroj neslyší.That person does not hear your machine.
  • Já vašeho chlapce znám.I know your boy.
  • Čeká na naše chlapce nebo na vaše?Is she waiting for our boys or for yours?
  • Naše děvče znáte?Do you know our girl?
  • Neznám jejich jména.I don’t know their names.
  • Ten osel je jeho.The donkey is his.
  • My jsme jejich děti.We are their kids.
  • Jeho ženu neznám.I do not know his wife.
  • Chci jejich starý hrad.I want their old castle.
  • Ne, neznám jejich muže.No , I do not know their husbands.
  • Hledá svoje děti.He is looking for his kids.
  • Máš svoji kočku.You have your cat.
  • Piju svůj čaj.I drink my tea.
  • Mám svého muže.I have my husband.
  • František a Kateřina mají rádi svá jména.Frantisek and Katerina like their names.
  • Jeho žena chce svůj hrad.His wife wants her castle.
  • Staráme se o své děti.We take care of our kids.
  • Svou ženu potřebuju.I need my wife.

Kiswahili – 2017-08-30

Match the columns:

KiswahiliEnglish
Wana matunda. They don’t have parents.
Huna mipira. They have a table.
Hawana wazazi. Today we have a guest.
Hatuna nyama ya mbuzi. They have fruit.
Wana meza. We don’t have goat meat.
Leo tuna mgeni. You don’t have balls.
Correct answers:
KiswahiliEnglish
Wana matunda. They have fruit.
Huna mipira. You don’t have balls.
Hawana wazazi. They don’t have parents.
Hatuna nyama ya mbuzi. We don’t have goat meat.
Wana meza. They have a table.
Leo tuna mgeni.Today we have a guest.
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Kiswahili – 2017-08-25

Match the columns:

KiswahiliEnglish
Ana maembe. He doesn’t have children.
Una machungwa. He has mangoes.
Hana watoto. I don’t have a garden.
Sina mtoto. We don’t have bananas today.
Hatuna ndizi leo. You have oranges.
Sina bustani. I don’t have a baby.
Correct answers:
KiswahiliEnglish
Ana maembe. He has mangoes.
Una machungwa. You have oranges.
Hana watoto. He doesn’t have children.
Sina mtoto. I don’t have a baby.
Hatuna ndizi leo. We don’t have bananas today.
Sina bustani.I don’t have a garden.
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עברית – 2017-08-24

From Duolingo:

 

  • יש לךָ אוכל בצלחת. You have food on the plate.
  • הגברים תומכים בכם. The men support you.
  • הסוס נוגע בךָ. The horse touches you.
  • העכבר נוגע בו. The mouse is touching him.
  • הילדים צופים בי. The kids are watching me.
  • הוא בוהֶה בי. He stares at me.
  • אנחנו לא צופים בה. We aren’t watching her.
  • הם צופים בנו. They are watching us.
  • אתם תומכים בהם. You support them.