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[Duolingo], Kiswahili

Kiswahili – 2016-07-30

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From Duolingo:

  • Wana chakula. – They have food.
  • Hawana wanafunzi. – They don’t have students.
  • Huna misumari. – You don’t have nails.
  • Hana mikuki. – He doesn’t have spears.
  • Hatuna matunda. – We don’t have fruit.
  • Sina chakula. – I don’t have food.
  • 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.
  • 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.

 

 

[Duolingo], Svenska

Svenska – 2016-07-30

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From Duolingo:

  • Farmor och morfar kommer.
  • Jag heter Björn.
  • Jag har flera fastrar.
  • Min svärson pratar mycket.
  • Din mor har en restaurang.
  • Är hon hennes farmor?
  • Ett bröllop , flera bröllop
  • Min far äter inte kött.
  • Min pappas bror är min farbror.
  • Min svärfar är min frus far och min far är hennes svärfar.
  • Jag stöttar min svärdotter.
  • Jag tycker om min mans svärmor.
  • Min faster är min pappas syster.
  • Är hon hennes mormor?

 

Türkçe

Türkçe – 2016-07-29

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Duolingo‘dan:

  • Ben gazete okurum. – I read newspapers. / I read a newspaper.
  • Ben gazeteyi okurum. – I read the newspaper.
  • Ben bir gazete okurum. – I read a newspaper.
  • Sen gazeteyi okursun. – You read the newspaper.
  • Ben çileği yerim. – I eat the strawberry.
  • Evet, yoğurdu ve ekmeği yeriz. – Yes, we eat the yoghurt & the bread.
  • Onu ben içerim. – I drink it.
  • Siz makarnayı yersiniz. – You eat the pasta.
  • Ben pastayı yerim.  / Pastayı yerim. – I eat the cake.
  • Ben balığı yerim. – I eat the fish.
  • Sütü içersiniz. – You drink the milk.
  • Bunu yerim. – I eat this.
  • Siz bunu okursunuz. – You read this.
  • Onlar ekmeği yer. – They eat the bread.
  • Ben suyu ve sütü içerim. – I drink the water & the milk.
  • Ben ekmeği yerim. – I eat the bread.
  • Evet, ben makarnayı yerim. – Yes, I eat the pasta.
  • Sen kitabı okursun. – You read the book.
  • Sen menüyü okursun. – You read the menu.

 

Nederlands

Nederlands – 2016-07-29

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Translate to Nederlands:

1. The horses drink water.

Correct answer:
De paarde drinken water.
2. Are they newspapers?

Correct answer:
Zijn het kranten?
3. I read books.

Correct answer:
Ik lees boeken.
4. Ducks drink water.

Correct answer:
Eenden drinken water.
5. We are turtles.

Correct answer:
Wij zijn schildpadden.
6. They read the newspapers.

Correct answer:
Zij lezen de kranten.
7. The dogs eat bread.

Correct answer:
De honden eten brood.

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Shqip

Shqip – 2016-07-27

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Language Checklist (1-5)

  1. A jeni student?
    1. Po, unë jam student.
    2. Jo, unë nuk jam student.
  2. Ku po shkoj unë tani?
    1. Ti po shkon në shkollë tani.
    2. Ti nuk po shkon në punën.
  3. Çfarë na tha ai?
    1. Ai po më thoshte gjëra të mira.
    2. Ai nuk po të thoshte gjëra të keqe.
  4. Kush di gjithçka për Shkencën?
    1. Ajo nuk di gjithçka për Shkencën.
    2. Por ajo di gjithçka për histori.
  5. Si u duk?
    1. Nuk u duk shumë mirë.
    2. Në të vërtetë, u duk e tmerrshme.
Cymraeg

Cymraeg – 2016-07-26

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o Duolingo:

  • siwmper – jumper
  • siwt – suit
  • sgert – skirt
  • het – hat
  • blows – blouse
  • siaced – jacket
  • ffrog – dress/frock
  • cot – coat
  • pais – underskirt/slip
  • sgarff – scarf
  • coban – nightdress
  • fest – vest
  • cot law – raincoat
  • crys – shirt
  • tei – tie
  • crys t – t – shirt/tee
  • gwregys – belt
  • crys chwys – sweatshirt
  • trowsus – (a pair of) trousers/pants
  • esgidiau – shoes
  • menig – gloves
  • sanau – socks
  • esgidiau rhedeg – running shoes
  • teits – tights
  • jîns – jeans
  • het – hat
  • crys – shirt
  • Dw i eisiau hat – I want a hat
  • Dw in gwisgo cot law – I am wearing a raincoat
  • Dw i eisiau sgarf – I want a scarf
  • Dw i eisiau jîns newydd – I want some new jeans
  • Dw in gwisgo sanau – Im wearing socks or Im wearing some socks
  • cot law – rain – coat
  • dillad ysgol – school clothes
  • esgidiau rhedeg – running shoes
  • jîns newydd – new jeans
Deutsch

Deutsch – 2016-07-26

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Aus Tatoeba:

  • Wann verschwinden die Schatten? – When will the shadows disappear?
  • Die Schatten verschwinden um Mittag. – The shadows disappear at noon.
  • Ich verstehe nicht, warum es für dich so wichtig ist. – I do not understand why it matters so much to you.
  • „Die reichsten arabischen Länder nehmen keine muslimischen Flüchtlinge auf?“, wunderte sich Tom. – “The richest Arab countries do not receive Muslim refugees?” Tom wondered.
[Duolingo], Kiswahili

Kiswahili – 2016-07-25

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From Duolingo:

  • nina – I have
  • una – you have
  • ana – she/he has
  • tuna – we have
  • mna – you (pl) have
  • wana – they have
  • Sasa nina kalamu moja. – Now I have one pen.
  • Sasa una bustani. – Now you have a garden.
  • Ana malaria. – She/He has malaria.
  • Leo tuna mgeni. – Today we have a guest.
  • Mna shida? – Do you (plural) have a problem?
  • Wana maembe mengi! – They have a lot of mangoes!
  • Sina bustani. – I don’t have a garden.
  • Huna shida. – You don’t have a problem.
  • Hana virusi. – She/He doesn’t have a virus.
  • Hatuna malaria. – We don’t have malaria.
  • Hamna kalamu. – You (pl) don’t have a pen.
  • Hawana chakula. – They don’t have food.