[Duolingo], Cymraeg

Cymraeg – 2016-12-02

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From Duolingo:
Questions – Do you have, Do you own?

  • Oes car gyda chi? – Do you have a car?
  • Oes car gynnoch chi?
  • Oes gynnoch chi gar?
  • Oes gen ti gath? – Do you have a cat?
  • Oes cath gydag Owen? – Does Owen have a cat?
  • Oes ganddyn nhw gath? – Do they have a cat?
  • Oes – yes
  • Nac oes – no
  • Oes gan Olwen gath? – Does Olwen have a cat?
  • Nac oes, mae gynni hi ddau gi. – No, she has two dogs
[Duolingo], [Tests], Svenska

Svenska – 2016-11-28

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The question has no answer.|Frågan har inget svar.

1. The question has no answer.

Correct answer:
Frågan har inget svar.
2. Whose dog is it?

Correct answer:
Vems hund är det?
3. He has no cat.

Correct answer:
Han har ingen katt.
4. Where are you going?

Correct answer:
Vart åker ni?
5. Which socks are hers?

Correct answer:
Vilka strumpor är hennes?
6. She has the answer.

Correct answer:
Hon har svaret.
7. The answer is no.

Correct answer:
Svaret är nej.

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Lietuvių kalba

Lietuvių kalba – 2016-11-27

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From tatoeba.org:

 

  • Tomas kelis kartus paprašė Merės atidaryti langą. – Tom asked Mary several times to open the window.
  • Paimk šį gabalą kreidos ir rašyk ant lentos. – Take this piece of chalk and write on the blackboard.
  • Absolučiai negalima to daryti. – Absolutely not allowed to do this.
  • Viešpatie, tai visiškas chaosas! – Oh my god, it’s complete chaos!
  • Merė neverkė. – Mary did not cry.
  • Ateitis man nerūpi. – The future does not care for me.
  • Aš esu studentas. – I’m a student.
  • Esi toks mielas. – You are so cute.
  • Jo išradimas yra genialus! – His invention is brilliant!
  • Aš turėčiau paklausti ar ne? – I should ask, shouldn’t I?
עברית

עברית – 2016-11-25

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  • אני מוכר ואת קונָה. – I sell and you buy.
  • אני לא פותחת את הבירה. – I am not opening the beer.
  • אני רושם את זה. – I write this down.
  • סליחה , אתם סוגרים? – Sorry,  are you closing?
  • הוא נותן לי אוכל. – He gives me food.
  • אני לא פותח את הבירה. – I am not opening the beer.
  • זה כואב! – This hurts!
संस्कृतम्

संस्कृतम् – 2016-11-23

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कदा सूनुः पितरं जात इछाच्चक्रन
kadā sūnuḥ pitaraṃ jāta ichāccakrana
नाश्रु वर्तयद्विजानन
nāśru vartayadvijānana
“When will the son be born and seek his father? Mourner-like, will he weep when first he knows him?”

 

को दम्पती समनसा वि यूयोदध
ko dampatī samanasā vi yūyodadha
यदग्निःश्वशुरेषु दीदयत
yadagniḥśvaśureṣu dīdayata
“Who shall divide the accordant wife and husband, while fire is shining with thy consort’s parents?”

IsiXhosa

isiXhosa – 2016-11-21

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Amagame aqhelekileyo (Basic Words)

(From Travlang)

  • Ewe – Yes
  • Hayi – No
  • Enkosi – Thank you
  • Enkosi kakhulu – Thank you very much
  • Wamkelekile – You’re welcome
  • Nceda – Please
  • Uxolo/Ndixolele – Excuse me
  • Molo – Hello
  • Sala kakuhle – Goodbye
  • Iyakubonana – So long
  • Molo (intsasa emnandi) – Good morning
  • Molo (Imvakwemini emnandi) – Good afternoon
  • Molo (ukuhlwa okumnandi) – Good evening
  • Busuku benzolo – Good night
  • Andiqondi kakuhle – I do not understand
  • Ungaba uyasithetha na, isiXhosa? – How do you say this in Xhosa?
  • Uyasithathat … – Do you speak …
  • isiNgesi – English
  • isiFrentshi – French
  • isiJamani – German
  • isiSpanish – Spanish
  • isiTshayina – Chinese
  • Mna – I
  • Thina – We
  • Wena – You (singular, familiar)
  • Nina – You (singular, formal)
  • Nina – You (plural)
  • Bona – They
  • Ngubani igama lakho? – What is your name?
  • Bekumnandi ukudibana nawe/ukukukwazi – Nice to meet you.
  • Unjani? – How are you?
  • Lungileyo – Good
  • Engalunganga – Bad
  • nkosikazi – Wife
  • umyeni – Husband
  • intombi – Daughter
  • unyana – Son
  • mama – Mother
  • bawo – Father
  • umhlobo, umlingane – Friend
  • Iphi indlu yangasese? – Where is the bathroom? Where is the toilet?
Deutsch

Deutsch – 2016-11-20

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Aus Tatoeba:

  •  Tom hat ein Eis mit Sahne gegessen. – Tom has eaten an ice cream with cream.
  • „Möchtest du einen Apfel?“ – „Nein danke, ich habe schon zwei gegessen.“ – “Would you like an apple?” – “No thanks, I have already eaten two.”
  • Wer hat dir denn so ein häßliches Auto verkauft? – Who sold you such an ugly car?
Ἑλληνική

Ἑλληνική – 2016-11-19

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From Wikipedia:

  • κατέβην χθὲς εἰς Πειραιᾶ. – I went down yesterday to Peiraeus.
  • ἧκεν ἐκείνη καὶ τὴν θύρᾱν ἀνέῳξεν. – She came back and opened the door.
  • ἐφύλαττεν ἕως ἐξηῦρεν ὅ τι εἴη τὸ αἴτιον. – She kept watch until she found out what was the cause.
  • ἐπεὶ δ’ ἐδείπνησαν, ἐξῆγε τὸ στράτευμα. – When they had dined, he led the army out.
  • ἐκέλευσέ με τὴν ἐπιστολὴν ἣν ἔγραψα δοῦναι. – He ordered me to give him the letter which I had written.

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