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Linguanaut Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
Basic 101 English Idioms Phrases/Sentences
You can learn English by comparing your native language with the English sentences and idioms, I hope this will help you use some basic phrases in English, the website is: www.linguanaut.com have fun!
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Nice idea, Linguanaut. I hope you add more phrases.
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I'm glad you liked the Idea Micawber! I will try to add more as soon as possible in both languages and the number of sentences. Take care!
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I added some more languages to the website, like english - slovak, and english- polish, english- swedish, I hope that would help some!
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Very good idea, I think.
Note that Polish "do widzenia", which is the translation of English "good bye", is written separately. Funnily enough, a lot of Poles themselves are not aware of this.
You may also add that "na zdrowie" can be also used when proposing a toast. It simply means "cheers" or "all the best" in these contexts. Literally, it expresses a wish to retain a good he
Note that Polish "do widzenia", which is the translation of English "good bye", is written separately. Funnily enough, a lot of Poles themselves are not aware of this.
You may also add that "na zdrowie" can be also used when proposing a toast. It simply means "cheers" or "all the best" in these contexts. Literally, it expresses a wish to retain a good he
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Very interesting thank you, I hear the last word a lot, na zdrowie, I think it exist in Russian too, not sure though, maybe the Russian is na zdarovia?
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Well done. Thank you so much.
PS: If you wish, here are some corrections for the Turkish section.
1- Hosça kal(in) are not seperated. It is "hosçakal" or "hosçakalin".
2- We do not say "özel birsey yok" so much. Instead, we often use "iyilik" or "iyilik saglik", which mean " I am fine".
3- For "Excuse Me! ( to pass by)", we say "müsade eder misiniz?" (or "afede
PS: If you wish, here are some corrections for the Turkish section.
1- Hosça kal(in) are not seperated. It is "hosçakal" or "hosçakalin".
2- We do not say "özel birsey yok" so much. Instead, we often use "iyilik" or "iyilik saglik", which mean " I am fine".
3- For "Excuse Me! ( to pass by)", we say "müsade eder misiniz?" (or "afede
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