>What language(s) are you learning? >Share language learning experiences! >Ask questions about your target language! >Help people who want to learn a new language! >Participate in translation challenges or make your own! >Make frens!
FAQ U: >How do I learn a language? What is the best way to learn one? How should I improve on certain aspects? Read the damn wiki >Should I learn lang Y so I can learn lang X? No >What is the most useful language? Mapudungun >What language should I learn? Mapudungun
>I saw a very interesting film yesterday Dün bir çok ilginç filmi gördüm. >We always play voleyball at school. Okulda her zaman voleybolu oynıyoruz. >They visited London two years ago. Iki yıl önce, Londra’yı gezdiler. >Tom won the championship last week. Geçen hafta, Tom şampiyonluku kazandı. >Lana, you always come in time! Lana, zamanında her zaman geliyorsun! >We wrote the test yesterday. Dün sınavı yazsınız. >I always send SMS to my friends. Arkadaşlarime SMS-i her zaman gönderirim. >The girls found that game yesterday. Dün, kızlar şu oyunu buldular. >I often listen to this wonderful song. Sıklıkla, bu harika şarkıyı dinliyorum. >Liz does not want to go to the club today. Bugün, Liz disko külübüye gitmek istemiyor. >We did not take part in the performance yesterday. Dün, performansda yeralmıyoruz. >I do not often read books. Sıklıkla, kitaplari okumuyorum. >We did not go to Madrid last Saturday. Geçen cumartesi Madrid’ye gitmadık. >Pam does not like to run at all. Pam koşmak istiyor değil.
>Easy Where's my blanket? Today is a beautiful day. I hate people when they're not polite.
>Medium I wasn't expecting you so early. It's not even dawn yet. This room is filled with garbage! When was the last time someone cleaned here? My name isn't Marie and I've never seen you before. Are you sure you got the right address?
>Hard His office is down the corridor and the first door to your left. No need to knock the door, he's been expecting you. Without hesitation, he cried “Baerne!” and a streak of bright flames burst in front of the attacker, making him squeal in pain. What she said the other night, it shattered me. If I had known going to my sister's wedding would bother her so much, I wouldn't have gone.
Leo Morales
https discord gg/8qvGHy Ancient Greek learning server Προσέλθετε, ὦ ἑλληνίζοντες!
>кpacивый. Пpeкpacный unless you imply that the day is good-looking >Я нeнaвижy людeй кoгдa oни нe вeжливыe. It’s ok to say it this way but imo that’s pretty harsh on people to straight up hate them when they’re rude. Я нeнaвижy, кoгдa люди нe вeжливы means you hate IT when they’re rude, which I think is closer to what you’d actually happen to feel
Josiah Gonzalez
Does anyone else experience burnout after studying nonstop?
>fácil >Where's my blanket? Onde é que está o meu cobertor? >Today is a beautiful day. Hoje é um dia bonito >I hate people when they're not polite. Odieo as pessoas quando elas não estão educadas >médio >I wasn't expecting you so early. It's not even dawn yet. Não te estava a antecipar tão cedo. Ainda não está a madrugada sequer >This room is filled with garbage! When was the last time someone cleaned here? Este quarto está cheio de lixo! Quando é que foi a última vez que alguém cá limpou? >My name isn't Marie and I've never seen you before. Are you sure you got the right address? O meu nome não é Marie e nunca te vi antes. Tens certeza que hás o endereço certo? (Devia ter usado "tens" ambas vezes?) >Difícil >His office is down the corridor and the first door to your left. No need to knock the door, he's been expecting you. O escritório dele é ao longo do corredor e é a primeira porta a sua esquerda. Bater a porta não é preciso, ele está a esperar pelo senhor >Without hesitation, he cried “Baerne!” and a streak of bright flames burst in front of the attacker, making him squeal in pain. Sem hesitação, gritou "baerne!" E uma linha de chamas brilhantes rebentou à frente do atacante, a fazer-lhe gritar de dores >What she said the other night, it shattered me. If I had known going to my sister's wedding would bother her so much, I wouldn't have gone. O que é que ela disse-me a outra noite, destruiu-me. Se eu tivesse sabido que ir ao casamento da minha irmã lhe incomodaria tanto, não teria ido
Où est-ce qu'est ma couverture ? Aujourd'hui est un beau jour. Je déteste les gens quand ils ne sont pas polis.
Je ne t'attendais pas si tôt. Ce n'est pas encore l'aube. Cette pièce est pleine de déchets ! Quand a été la dernière fois que quelqu'un a nettoyé ici ? Mon nom n'est pas Marie et je ne vous ai jamais vu. Vous êtes sûr que vous avez la bonne addresse ?
Son bureau est en bas du couloir et la première porte à votre gauche. Il n'y a pas besoin de frapper à la porte, il vous attend. Sans hésitation, il s'exclama et un éclair de flammes brillantes éclata devant de l'agresseur, le faisant crier de douleur. Ce qu'elle a dit, l'autre soir, m'a détruit. Si j'avais su qu'assister aux noces de ma soeur l'aurait tellement ennuyée, je n'y serais pas allé.
i'm glad the challenge was posted bc there was a power outage just after i clicked 'submit'
Cooper Morgan
Time for some FSI training
Caleb Hill
Hey French bros, I'm trying to embrace that second official language and Acadien heritage. Know any good French shows or movies I can watch to help me learn the language? I'm okay with conversational French but wanna take it to fluency.
Nolan Kelly
>Einfach Wo ist mein Decke Heute ist ein schönes tag Ich hasse leute wenn sie höflich nicht sein >Mittel Ich war nicht du so früh erwarten. Es ist noch nicht (Dämmerung?) Das Zimmer ist voll mit Müll! Wenn war das letzte Mal jemand hier reinigen? Mein name ist nicht Marie und Ich habe noch nie du gesehen. Du bist sicher du bekamst die richtig Adresse? >Schwer Sein Büro ist Nieder den Korridor und der ersten Tür zu rechts. Nicht nötig zu die Tür klopfen, Er hat du erwartet Ohne zögern, er weinte "Baerne!" und ein Streifen von helle flamen vor dem Angreifer platzte, ihn machen quietschen vor Schmerz
Levi Ward
nasin pona >Where's my blanket? selo len mi li lon seme? >Today is a beautiful day. tenpo suno ni li tenpo suno pona. >I hate people when they're not polite. jan ike li pona ala tawa mi. nasin ike lili >I wasn't expecting you so early. It's not even dawn yet. sina lon ni a. mi pilin e ni: tenpo kama la sina kama tawa lon ni. suno li lon ala. >This room is filled with garbage! When was the last time someone cleaned here? tomo ni li jo e jaki mute! tenpo seme la jan li weka e jaki ale tan tomo ni? >My name isn't Marie and I've never seen you before. Are you sure you got the right address? mi jan Mali ala li sona ala e sina. sina sona ala sona e ni: lon sina li pona? nasin ike >His office is down the corridor and the first door to your left. No need to knock the door, he's been expecting you. tomo pali sina li lon pini pi tomo ni li lon lupa pi nanpa wan. ona li wile sina. tan ni la sina o awen ala. >Without hesitation, he cried “Baerne!” and a streak of bright flames burst in front of the attacker, making him squeal in pain. ona li toki kalama e nimi Pane. jan utala ona li toki pakala tan seli. >What she said the other night, it shattered me. If I had known going to my sister's wedding would bother her so much, I wouldn't have gone. ona li toki ike tawa mi. mi pilin ike tan ni. mi kama tawa musi pi olen ona. ona li toki ike tawa mi lon tenpo pini la mi kama ala.
Because it's fun and only took like a month of half-assed studying to master.
Adrian Morales
But it has no use
Aaron Price
>Where's my blanket? ¿Dónde está mi manta? >Today is a beautiful day. Hoy es un día bonito >I hate people when they're not polite. Aborrezco a la gente cuando no es respetuosa. >>Medium >I wasn't expecting you so early. It's not even dawn yet. No te esperaba tan pronto. Ni siquira ha salido el sol. >This room is filled with garbage! When was the last time someone cleaned here? ¡Este cuarto está lleno de basura! ¿Cuándo fue la última vez en que alguien limpió aquí? >My name isn't Marie and I've never seen you before. Are you sure you got the right address? No me llamo Marie y tampoco te he visto antes. ¿Estás seguro de que conseguiste la señas correcta? >>Hard >His office is down the corridor and the first door to your left. No need to knock the door, he's been expecting you. Su despacho está al final del pasillo y la primera puerta a la izquierda. No tiene que tocar la puerta, que lo ha esperado. >Without hesitation, he cried “Baerne!” and a streak of bright flames burst in front of the attacker, making him squeal in pain. Sin vacilación, llamó "¡Baerne!" y un rayo de llamas brillantes reventaron en frente del agresor, haciendole que chille por dolor. >What she said the other night, it shattered me. If I had known going to my sister's wedding would bother her so much, I wouldn't have gone. Lo que ella dijo la otra noche me destruyó. Si yo hubiera sabido que ir a la boda de mi hermana le molestaría tanto, no habría ido.
Sebastian Hill
Yes hello. I wish to learn japanese with only katakana I am limited intelligence. This is only way. My focus for japanese is listening and speaking I know 0.25 english 0.5 spanish Please use easy english
Robert Ross
look up mattvsjapan
Andrew Fisher
Whats the EZ-est construc lango? Am i EZ - PZ?
William Nguyen
my pc can not run
Austin Hernandez
>¿Dónde está mi manta? Correct >Hoy es un día bonito Correct >Aborrezco a la gente cuando no es respetuosa. Correct, although, I would use "detesto" instead of "aborrezco", "aborrezco" sounds pretentious. >No te esperaba tan pronto. Ni siquira ha salido el sol. *Ni siquiera Just a small typo, the rest is great >¡Este cuarto está lleno de basura! ¿Cuándo fue la última vez en que alguien limpió aquí? Correct >No me llamo Marie y tampoco te he visto antes. ¿Estás seguro de que conseguiste la señas correcta? That "tampoco" should probably be replaced with a "nunca", but its understandable either way Señas is plural and literally means "signs", as in "sign language", the correct translation for address in this context would be "direccion" So "No me llamo Marie y (nunca) te he visto antes ¿Estas seguro de que (tienes) la (dirección) correcta? Cont.
Julian Ortiz
They told you the use. It's fun for them. There's no objective way to spend your life user, you need to find your own value.
Adrian Allen
>Su despacho está al final del pasillo y la primera puerta a la izquierda. No tiene que tocar la puerta, que lo ha esperado. Correct, but I would personally say "Su despacho esta al final de pasillo, primera puerta a la izquierda" >Sin vacilación, llamó "¡Baerne!" y un rayo de llamas brillantes reventaron en frente del agresor, haciendole que chille por dolor. "Llamar" literally means "to call", its understandable but it does not exactly mean "cry", in this context "chillar" fits better. "racha" can also be used in this context to refer to steak, "rayo de llamas brillantes" sounds a bit weird, but is understandable regardless I would use "estallar" instead of "reventar" "que chille" sounds weird here, simply use infinitive and call it a day, I don't know how to explain to you exactly why. So "Sin vacilar, (chillo) "¡Baerne!" y una (racha) de llamas brillantes reventaron/estallaron en frente del agresor, haciendole (chillar) de dolor" >Lo que ella dijo la otra noche me destruyó. Si yo hubiera sabido que ir a la boda de mi hermana le molestaría tanto, no habría ido. Correct, but I would say "destrozó" instead of "destruyó"
Overall, pretty good, do you have relatives that speak the language? Or why are you learning it?
Jayden Taylor
Can someone explain participles to me in simple terms? I'm so confused.
