Từ Duolingo:
- chín – nine
- mười người – ten people
- Cảm ơn rất nhiều, tạm biệt. – Thank you very much, goodbye.
- Tôi có tám quyển sách. – I have eight books.
- mười
lăm – fifteen - tám – eight
- hai mươi lăm – twenty-five
- bốn mươi tư – forty-four
Runasimi – 2017-09-27
- ¿Qichwata yachankichu? – ¿Sabes Quechua?
- Arí, qichwataqa yachanim. – Sí, yo sé Quechua.
- Manam qichwata yachanichu. – No sé Quechua.
- Chayraqmi qichwataqa yachashani. – Recién estou aprendiendo Quechua.
- ¿Imataq kay? – ¿Qué es esto?
- Kayqa yachaywasim. – Esto es una escuela.
- ¿Imaynatataq nina “casa” qichwapi? – ¿Cómo se dice “casa” en Quechua?
- “Casa” qichwasimipiqa “wasi”. – “Casa” en Quechua es “wasi”.
- Tapukusayki. – Quiero preguntarte.
- ¡Tapukuy! – ¡Pregunta!
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.
Deutsch – 2017-09-23
Ἑλληνική – 2017-09-21
From Wikipedia:
- ἡδέως ἂν λάβοιμι, εἰ διδοίη. – I would gladly take, if he were to give.
- εἶπεν ὅτι θῦσαί τι βούλοιτο. – He said that he wished to make a sacrifice.
- ἐθήρευεν, ὁπότε γυμνάσαι βούλοιτο ἑαυτόν. – He used to hunt, whenever he wished to take exercise.
- ὃ μὴ γένοιτο. – Which may it not happen!
- ἐκάλεσε γάρ τις αὐτὸν ὅπως ἴδοι τὰ ἱερά. – Someone had summoned him so that he could see the sacrificial entrails.
- ἔδεισαν οἱ Ἕλληνες αὐτὸν μὴ τύραννος γένοιτο. – The Greeks were afraid of him in case he might become a tyrant.
Magyar – 2017-09-21
From tatoeba.org:
- Ránézett. – I glanced at him.
- Hazamegyünk. – We are going home.
- Visszajövök. – I’m coming back.
- Egyetértek. – All right.
- Levetkőzöm. – I’m undressing.
- Döntöttem. – I have decided.
- Esik. – It is raining.
- Fehér? – Is it white?
- Nevess! – Smile!
- Jobb. – That’s better.
𒀝𒅗𒁺𒌑 – 2017-09-20
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.
