Shqip

Shqip – 2016-10-31

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  1. A ka pije të mjaftueshme për festën?
    1. Po, ka shumë gjëra.
    2. Jo, dikush duhet të sjellë birrë nga dyqani.
  2. Sa kohë fillon filmi?
    1. Filmi nuk fillon herët.
    2. Filmi fillon në orën dhjetë.
  3. Cila dhuratë duhet të blej për nënën time?
    1. Duhet ta blesh atë unazë të bukur për nënën tënde.
    2. Ju nuk duhet të blini ato rroba të shëmtuara.
  4. Sa vjeç është babai juaj?
    1. Babai im nuk është shumë i vjetër.
    2. Babai im është dyzet e nëntë vjeç.
  5. Sa do të kushtojë kjo veturë?
    1. Nuk do të kushtojë asgjë.
    2. Ajo do të jetë dhuratë nga kompania.
[Duolingo], עברית

עברית – 2016-10-24

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From Duolingo:

  • ילד אוכל תפוח – A boy eats an apple.
  • הילד אוכל תפוח – The boy eats an apple.
  • ילד אוכל את התפוח – A boy eats the apple.
  • הילד אוכל את התפוח – The boy eats the apple.
  • אני רעב. – I am hungry.
  • אני רוצה שוקולד. – I want chocolate.
  • אני שותה מרק. – I drink soup.
  • יש לה חמאה. – She has butter.
  • החמאה טעימה. – The butter is tasty.
  • הבקר טעים. – The beef is tasty.
  • אבא אוכל אננס. – Dad eats a pineapple.
  • יש לכם בקר. – You have beef.
  • אני פטרייה. (pitriyá) – I am a mushroom.
  • אני רוצֶה פסטה, בבקשה. – I want pasta, please.
  • הפיצה טעימה. – The pizza is delicious.
  • הוא לא אוהב פיצה! – He does not like pizza!
  • הילדה לא רעבה. – The girl is not hungry.
  • המרק טעים! – The soup is delicious.
  • הפטרייה לא טעימה. – The mushroom is not tasty.
  • זה מרק או מים? – Is this soup or water?
[Duolingo], Kiswahili

Kiswahili – 2016-10-23

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From Duolingo:

  • Huyu ni mwalimu wangu wa Kiswahili. – This is my Swahili teacher.
  • Hawa ni walimu wetu wa Kiswahili. – These are our Kiswahili teachers.
  • Nimeshamwambia yule! – I already told him/her.
  • Unataka viti vile? – Do you want those chairs?
  • Maembe haya yameharibika. – Those mangoes have spoiled.
  • Ninahitaji kutumia ufunguo huu? – Do I need to use this key?
  • Alipoteza barua zile zamani. – He lost those letters a long time ago.
  • Huyu ni mtoto. This is a child.
  • Mto huu ni mrefu. – This river is long.
  • Hiki ni chakula kitamu. – This is delicious food.
  • Hii ni simu. – This is a phone.
  • Hili ni tunda. – This is a fruit.
  • Hii ni picha yake. – This is her picture.
  • Huu ni mkono. – This is an arm.
  • Ile ni nyumba yetu. – That is our house.
  • Yule ni dada yake. – That is her sister.
  • Ule ni mche. – That is a seedling.
  • Lile ni shati zuri. – That is a good shirt.
  • Kile ni kijiko kichafu. – That is a dirty spoon.
  • Ule ni mlango. – That is a door.
  • Lile ni jembe. – That is a hoe.
Deutsch

Deutsch – 2016-10-22

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  • der Weizen / die Weizen: eine Getreideart (Triticum, speziell T. aestivum)
  • das Weizen / die Weizen: kurz für: Weizenbier

Beispiele:

  • Der Weizen ist das weltweit bedeutendste Brotgetreide.
  • „Hafer und Gerste ließen sich als widerstandsfähige Sorten überall anbauen, während Weizen und Spelt im wärmeren Süden und Westen besser gediehen als im Norden und Osten, wo der Roggenanbau dominierte.“
  • „Nur für obergärige Biere darf Weizen anstelle von Gerste verwendet werden.“
  • Noch ein Weizen, bitte!

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