- გაგიმარჯოს! როგორ ხარ?
- კარგად ვარ, ცოტა დაღლილი
Vocabulary:
- გაგიმარჯოს: hello
- გამარჯვება: victory
- ცოტა: lightly, a little; few; few people
- დაღლილი: tired, weary, fatigued, tired, wearied
فارسی – 2016-08-01
Match the columns:
| English | Farsi |
|---|---|
| How are you? (informal) | صبح بخیر |
| How are you? (formal) | خدا حافظ |
| Good morning | شب بخیر |
| Good night | چطوری؟ |
| Goodbye (formal) | خدافظ |
| Goodbye (informal) | حال شما چطور؟ |
| Correct answers: | |
| English | Farsi |
|---|---|
| How are you? (informal) | چطوری؟ |
| How are you? (formal) | حال شما چطور؟ |
| Good morning | صبح بخیر |
| Good night | شب بخیر |
| Goodbye (formal) | خدا حافظ |
| Goodbye (informal) | خدافظ |
Kiswahili – 2016-07-30
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.
Svenska – 2016-07-30
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?
العَرَبِية – 2016-07-30
Türkçe – 2016-07-29
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 – 2016-07-29
Translate to Nederlands:
| 1. | The horses drink water. |
Correct answer: |
| 2. | Are they newspapers? |
Correct answer: |
| 3. | I read books. |
Correct answer: |
| 4. | Ducks drink water. |
Correct answer: |
| 5. | We are turtles. |
Correct answer: |
| 6. | They read the newspapers. |
Correct answer: |
| 7. | The dogs eat bread. |
Correct answer: |
Shqip – 2016-07-27
- A jeni student?
- Po, unë jam student.
- Jo, unë nuk jam student.
- Ku po shkoj unë tani?
- Ti po shkon në shkollë tani.
- Ti nuk po shkon në punën.
- Çfarë na tha ai?
- Ai po më thoshte gjëra të mira.
- Ai nuk po të thoshte gjëra të keqe.
- Kush di gjithçka për Shkencën?
- Ajo nuk di gjithçka për Shkencën.
- Por ajo di gjithçka për histori.
- Si u duk?
- Nuk u duk shumë mirë.
- Në të vërtetë, u duk e tmerrshme.
संस्कृतम् – 2016-07-27
Cymraeg – 2016-07-26
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