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Русский – 2016-03-29

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Matche the columns:

Русский	English
Я его знаю.	Russia is there.
Я знаю Марию.	Where is our taxi?
Она очень любит читать.	She is a woman.
Где Украина?	I know him.
Где этот человек ?	I know Maria.
Она женщина.	Where is Canada?
Где Канада?	I am this man.
Я этот мужчина.	She likes reading very much.
Где наше такси?	Where is this person?
Россия там.	Where is Ukraine?

Русский	English
Correct answers:
Я его знаю.	I know him.
Я знаю Марию.	I know Maria.
Она очень любит читать.	She likes reading very much.
Где Украина?	Where is Ukraine?
Где этот человек ?	Where is this person?
Она женщина.	She is a woman.
Где Канада?	Where is Canada?
Я этот мужчина.	I am this man.
Где наше такси?	Where is our taxi?
Россия там.	Russia is there.

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संस्कृतम्

संस्कृतम् – 2016-03-29

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A few sentences from Tatoeba.org:

भ्रमसि। – You are wandering.
अधुनावगच्छामः। – Now we understand.
उपविशावः। – Let us two sit down.
गच्छामः। – Let’s go!
शोभनमेवैतत्। – This is quite beautiful.

Vocabulary:

भ्रम् – to wander or roam about, rove, ramble
अधुना – now
अवगम् – to understand
उपविश् – to sit down
गम् – to go
शोभनम् – extremely beautiful

Ἑλληνική

Ἑλληνική – 2016-03-28

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Regular Thematic Verb: λέγω

2nd person plural

Active Indicative Present	λέγετε	you say
Active Subjunctive Present	λέγητε	(that) you say
Active Optative Present	λέγοιτε	may you say
Middle/Passive Indicative Present	λέγεσθε	you say to yourselves
Middle/Passive Subjunctive Present	λέγησθε	(that) you say to yourselves
Middle/Passive Optative Present	λέγοισθε	may you say to yourselves

General rules:

endings are -τε for the active, -σθε for the mediopassive
the subjunctive is the same as the indicative, with the desinence vowel lengthened
the optative always has the diphthong -οι- (-οιμι, -οίμην)

Čeština

Čeština – 2016-03-23

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Czech Ordinal Numbers

první	first
druhý	second
třetí	third
čtvrtý	fourth
pátý	fifth
šestý	sixth
sedmý	seventh
osmý	eighth
devátý	ninth
desátý	tenth

Shqip

Shqip – 2016-03-20

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Albanian Demonstrative Pronoun KY

	NOM	ACC	DAT/ABL
masc. sing.	ky	këtë	këtij
fem. sing.	kjo	këtë	kësaj
masc. plural	këta	këtyre	këtyre
fem. plural	këto	këtyre	këtyre

[Duolingo], Français

Français – 2016-03-20

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De Duolingo:

Je mange cela. – I eat that.
Ceci est une tomate. – This is a tomato.
Ce sont ceux de mes enfants. – These are my children’s.
Je veux celle qui a quatre poches. – I want the one that has four pockets.
Ce chien est celui de mon grand-père. – This dog is my grandparent’s.
Ceci est joli. – This is pretty.
Je mange cela. – I eat that.
Comme ceci? – Like this?
Il mange cela. – He eats that.
Ceci est un animal. – This is an animal.
Comme ceci, vous voyez? – Like this, do you see?
Je comprends ceci. – I understand this.
Ceci est du lait. – This is milk.
Ces lettres sont celles de vos enfants. – These letters are your children’s.
Celles qui courents sont mes cousines. – Those who are running are my cousins.

Deutsch

Deutsch – 2016-03-16

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Aus Tatoeba:

Dan denkt, die Krawatte gehört dem Liebhaber seiner Frau. – Dan believes this tie belongs to his wife’s lover.
Ich muss mit ihm allein sprechen. – I need to speak with him alone.
Waren Sie niemals in Paris? – You’ve never been to Paris?

Gaeilge

Gaeilge – 2016-03-06

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Na séasúir na bliana:

English	Irish	Duration
Spring	Earrach (Munster) /əˈɾˠax/; (Aran) /ˈæɾˠəx/; (Cois Fharraige) /ˈæːɾˠəx/; (Mayo) /ˈaɾˠəx/; (Ulster) /ˈaɾˠa(h)/	February to April
Summer	Samhradh (Munster, Galway) /ˈsˠəuɾˠə/ (Mayo) /ˈsˠəuɾˠuː/ (Ulster) /ˈsˠəuɾˠu/	May to July
Autumn, Fall	Fómhar (Munster) /ˈfˠoːɾˠ/, /fˠõːɾˠ/ (Connacht) /ˈfˠoːvˠəɾˠ/ (Cois Fharraige) /ˈfˠuːwəɾˠ/ (Ulster) /ˈfˠɔːwəɾˠ/	August to October
Winter	Geimhreadh (Munster) /ˈɟiːɾʲə/ (Galway) /ˈɟiːvʲɾʲə/ (Mayo) /ˈɟɛvʲɾʲuː/ (Ulster) /ˈɟɛvʲɾʲu/	November to January

Čeština

Čeština – 2016-03-06

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Cardinal Numbers in Czech

nula	zero
jeden, jedna, jedno	one
dva, dvě	two
tři	three
čtyři	four
pět	five
šest	six
sedm	seven
osm	eight
devět	nine
deset	ten
jedenáct	eleven
dvanáct	twelve
třináct	thirteen
čtrnáct	fourteen
patnáct	fifteen
šestnáct	sixteen
sedmnáct	seventeen
osmnáct	eighteen
devatenáct	nineteen
dvacet	twenty
dvacet jedna	twenty one
dvacet dva	twenty two
dvacet tři	twenty three
třicet	thirty
čtyřicet	forty
padesát	fifty
šedesát	sixty
sedmdesát	seventy
osmdesát	eighty
devadesát	ninety
sto	one hundred
dvě stě	two hundred
tři sta	three hundred
čtyři sta	four hundred
pět set	five hundred
šest set	six hundred
sedm set	seven hundred
osm set	eight hundred
devět set	nine hundred
tisíc	thousand
dva tisíce	two thousand
jedenáct tisíc	eleven thousand
dvacet pět tisíc	twenty five thousand
sto třicet osm tisíc	one hundred and thirty eight thousand
milión	one million
dva milióny	two million
pět, šest, sedm … miliónů	five, six, seven … million
miliarda	billion

Русский

Русский – 2016-03-05

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От Дуолинго:

Я его знаю. – I know him.
Я знаю Марию. – I know Maria.
Она очень любит читать. – She likes reading very much.
кофе – coffee
Где Украина? – Where is Ukraine?
Где этот человек ? – Where is this person?
Она женщина. – She is a woman.
Где Канада? – Where is Canada?
Я этот мужчина. – I am this man.
Где наше такси? – Where is our taxi?
Россия там. – Russia is there.
Это Америка или Канада? – Is this America or Canada?
кофе и пицца – coffee & pizza
Я женщина. – I am a woman.
Это наше яблоко. – This is our apple.
Вот Россия. – Here is Russia.
Это женщина. – This is a woman.
Где мой кофе? – Where is my coffee?
Это не Америка, а Канада. – It is not America but Canada.

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