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Greek orthography

Article about Greek , written in English. Author Panthir

I saw some earlier postings of some of you asking questions about the orthography and why we have many “i” like “ei” or “oi” or “ui” etc.




NEGATION

Article about Greek , written in English. Author maria_gr

Greek language indicates negation with a modification, negation of δε(ν) and negation of μη(ν). We use δεν when we want to formulate negative opinions (ascertainments, information etc.).




Alphabet

Article about Macedonian, written in English. Author pthalo

а б в г д ѓ е ж з ѕ и ј к л љ м н њ о п р с т ќ у ф х ц ч џ ш

а - a like father
б - b like book
в - v like very
г - g like girl (never like gem)




Dative and Accusative forms of the pronouns

Article about Romanian, written in English. Author dya

Now, for those of you who learn Romanian through English, it may seem complicated the fact that one form in English has two different forms in Romanian.




Verbs

Article about Romanian, written in English. Author dya

Unlike English(or Greek) the rules are just "orientative".




Relative Pronouns: el que, la que, los que, las que, and lo que

Article about Spanish, written in English. Author xiurell

Remember that pronouns are words that refer to a noun. Relative pronouns are called "relative" because they are "related" to a noun that has previously been stated.




Conditional type (unreal past)

Article about Turkish, written in English. Author ilkin

1. my friend will have a party tomorrow, i think she'll invite me:
if she invites me, i go/i'll go
beni davet ederse giderim/gideceğim




Mini-dictionary: Clothes

Article about Arabic , written in English. Author Maviii

shirt... amees
tie... grafeh or garafatta..
suit... badla
pullover... bolooza
sock.. gawareb or ( jwareb in fus7a)

shoe... kundara ... or ne3al or 7etha2
sandalet... sandal




IL PLURALE

Article about Italian, written in English. Author Lady_A

Maschile:

e ----> i
il fiore - i fiori (flowers)
il paese - i paesi (countries)

o -----> i
il lupo - i lupi (wolves)
il ladro - i ladri (theifs)




THE FIRST DECLENSION

Article about Serbian , written in English. Author baskarukebaskanoge

Words of the first declension are of masculine gender ending in consonant, -o and -e, or of neuter gender ending in -o and -e with base that doesn't change.

Masculine gender

(Living things)