Lietuvių kalba – 2016-09-11
Tiếng Việt – 2016-09-11
Từ Duolingo:
- Tôi rất hạnh phúc. – I am (very) happy.
- Cô ấy rất giỏi. – She is (very) intelligent.
- Tôi không hạnh phúc. – I am not happy.
- Cô ấy không giỏi. – She is not intelligent.
- Tôi có hạnh phúc không? – Am I happy?
- Cô ấy có giỏi không? – Is she intelligent?
- Tôi là một con gấu trưởng thành. – I am a mature bear.
- Anh ấy rất thân thiện. – He is very friendly.
- Tôi không nặng. – I am not heavy.
- Đó là một con mèo ích kỷ. – That is a selfish cat.
- Bạn có lịch sự không? – Are you polite?
- Con mèo của tôi rất nặng. – My cat is very heavy.
- Một cái giường tiện lợi. – A convenient bed
Ελληνικά – 2016-09-10
From Duolingo:
- Μου αρέσει το κουτάβι. – I like the puppy.
- Εγώ βρίσκω ένα πορτοκάλι και το παίρνω. – I find an orange and I take it.
- Αγγίζω το πουκάμισο. – I touch the shirt.
- Εγώ πηγαίνω. – I am going.
- Ξέρω και σου δείχνω. – I know & I show you.
- Εγώ παίζω και το παιδί τρώει. – I play and the child eats.
- Ο σκύλος περπατά . – The dog is walking.
- Τα παιδιά δεν πηγαίνουν. – The children do not go.
- Η γυναίκα μάς πληρώνει. – The woman pays us.
- Δεν περπατώ. – I’m not walking.
- Εγώ σχεδιάζω το καπέλο. – I am designing the hat.
- Ο άνδρας πληρώνει. – The man pays.
Čeština – 2016-09-10
- Studuji germanistiku a anglistiku. – I study German and English language and literature.
- Musíš se osprchovat. – You have to take a shower.
- Chybělo už jen to! – That’s just what was missing!
- Zdá se, že neměl čas. – It appears that he did not have time.
- Jsem těhotná poprvé. – This is the first time I’ve ever been pregnant.
Ἑλληνική – 2016-09-09
From Wikipedia:
- ἔπειθον ἀποτρέπεσθαι· οἱ δ’ οὐχ ὑπήκουον – They urged them to turn back, but they wouldn’t listen.
- ταῦτα δὲ οὐκ ἂν ἐδύναντο ποιεῖν, εἰ μὴ διαίτῃ μετρίᾳ ἐχρῶντο – They wouldn’t be able to do this if they weren’t following a temperate diet.
Deutsch – 2016-09-08
Nederlands – 2016-09-07
Van Duolingo:
Regular verbs
- Affirmative:
- ik drink
- jij / hij / zij / het / U drinkt
- wij / jullie / zij drinken
- Interrogative:
- drink ik / jij ?
- drinkt hij / zij / het / U ?
- drinken wij / jullie / zij ?
isiXhosa – 2016-09-07
I will be following the book A First Kafir Course by C. J. Crawshaw. The term “Kafir” is certainly NOT the best to refer to either the language or its speakers, but it is a rather old book (I found only the 5th edition printed in 1903), so the use of the term is understandable. Anyway, despite the title, the book seems to be good, and the language seems to be basically the same as it is used today, as far as I could check.
Cymraeg – 2016-09-07
O Duolingo:
- pedwar deg chwech – forty-six
- dau athro (m.), dwy athrawes (f.) – two teachers
- tri athro (m.), tair athrawes (f.) – three teachers
- pedwar athro (m.), pedair athrawes (f.) – four teachers
- dau oren – two oranges
- un deg pum afal – fifteen apples
- tri afal – three apples
- pum deg tri oren – fifty-three oranges
- chwe oren ac wyth afal – six oranges and eight apples
- y llew, y teigr, yr eliffant – the lion, the tiger, the elephant
- y llew, y teigr a’r eliffant – the lion, the tiger and the elephant
- y llew a’r teigr – the lion and the tiger
- y teigr a’r eliffant – the tiger and the elephant