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Here are some common phrases for buying stuff in Kazakh with transliteration and translation: 1. Сәлеметсіз бе? (Sälemetsiz be?) - Hello? 2. Жақсы, рахмет. (Jaqsı, rahmet.) - Good, thank you. 3. Маған көмек көресіз бе? (Mağan…
Kazakh personal pronouns can be divided into several categories based on their grammatical function. Here are the main categories of Kazakh personal pronouns with examples: 1. Subject pronouns: - Мен (Men, I): Мен жұмысқа барды…
Ancient Egyptians fighting the Yksos Here are some phrases using the words related to war in Ancient Egyptian: 1. "ḫꜥj-ḫꜥt" (khaj-khat) - "warfare" - "ḫꜥj-ḫꜥt ḫrj rwty" (khaj-khat kherj rowety) - &…
The Luwian language is an extinct language that was spoken in ancient Anatolia, now modern-day Turkey. Here are two ways to say "Greetings" in Luwian: 1. "Tarhunawalliya!" - This is a greeting that invokes th…
Here are some ancient Egyptian phrases related to agriculture: 1. "Htp-di-nsw n Wsjr nb AbDw anx wDbw m Hbw nb pA wt nTr." (Translation: "An offering which the king gives to Osiris, lord of Abydos, that he may giv…
Standard Albanian (SA) and Gheg Albanian (GA) are two dialects of Albanian language spoken in Albania and Kosovo. There are some differences in vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation between these two dialects. Here are two sampl…
Here are some phrases about buying a bus ticket in Turkish with their vocabulary and English translations: 1. Merhaba, otobüs bileti almak istiyorum. (Hello, I would like to buy a bus ticket.) - Merhaba: Hello - Otobüs bileti: …
Here are some common Navajo phrases for greetings and meeting people: 1. Yá'át'ééh (Hello) 2. Yá'át'ééh abíní (Hello my friend) 3. Yá'át'ééh nídolyéí (Hello my relatives) 4. Shik'éí dóó shidine'é…
Here are some Turkish phrases about buying stuff: 1. "Ne kadar?" - "How much?" 2. "Fiyatı pazarlık yapabilir miyiz?" - "Can we negotiate the price?" 3. "Bu ne kadar sürer?" - &quo…
Here's a text with daily activities in Russian with translations: Каждый день я просыпаюсь в 7 утра. Сначала я умываюсь, чищу зубы и одеваюсь. Затем я завтракаю - обычно это овсянка с фруктами и чашка кофе. Every day I wake …
Here are some common Russian phrases that you may find useful when staying at a hotel, along with their English translations: 1. Здравствуйте, я зарезервировал номер на свое имя. (Zdravstvuyte, ya zarezerviroval nomer na svoe imy…
Dita ime fillon herët në mëngjes. Mërzitem dhe ngrihem nga krevati. Pastaj, unë pastroj dhomën dhe marr një dush. Mbetem në banjë për rreth një orë për të bërë higjienën e mëngjesit. My day starts early in the morning. I get bor…
Here are some common greetings and phrases in Pawnee language: - Kíno'owúu? - How are you? - Ráno óhpi? - How is it going? - Kíno'owúu núhkta? - How are you today? - Ráno óhpi núhkta? - How are things today? - Tsa'á…
In Albanian, there are five personal pronouns, which are used to refer to people or things. Here are the personal pronouns in Albanian, along with their English equivalents: 1. Unë (I) 2. Ti (You, singular) 3. Ai (He) 4. Ajo (S…
Nerede? Where? Orada there is... Biz Efes’e gitmek istiyoruz. we want to go to Ephesus. Son durakta inin. Orada bir park olacak, onun arkasında hemen. “Get off at the last stop. There is a park there, it is right behind that.…
Here are some common Turkish phrases you might use when eating and drinking: 1. Afiyet olsun! - Enjoy your meal! 2. Ne önerirsiniz? - What do you recommend? 3. İçeceklerde ne var? - What do you have to drink? 4. Bana bir şişe s…
Here are some common Turkish phrases you might use at a hotel: 1. Merhaba, benim adım [your name]. - Hello, my name is [your name]. 2. Odalarınız müsait mi? - Are your rooms available? 3. Ne kadar kalacağım? - How long will I be …
Cuman is an extinct Turkic language that was spoken by the Cumans, a nomadic people who roamed the Eurasian steppe during the Middle Ages. Unfortunately, very few written records of the Cuman language have survived, and as a resu…
Greetings 1. "Ma'at ka ra" (muh-aht kuh rah) - "Truth, Life, and Prosperity" 2. "Ankh, Udja, Seneb" (ahnk, oo-jah, sen-eb) - "Life, Vitality, and Health" 3. "Nekhtet" (nek-t…
1. šumma izbu - "if it pleases you" 2. ina ša našû - "on our behalf" 3. mār-šipri - "son of a noble" 4. ina māti - "in the land" 5. bēlum - "lord" 6. ša-ri-ka-ti - "your hi…
Albanian Të ngrënit jashtë është një traditë e rëndësishme në kulturën shqiptare. Restorantet dhe lokalitetet e tjera të ushqimit janë të shumtë dhe ofrojnë një gamë të gjerë ushqimesh, duke përfshirë pjata tradicionale shqipta…
Person 1: Shkëlqim, ke ndonjëherë humbur qesën tënde? (Shkelqim, have you ever lost your wallet?) Person 2: Po, më ndodhi njëherë në qytet. U bëra në gjendje të tmerrshme! (Yes, it happened to me once in the city. I was in a te…
Në mëngjes, zëri i alarmit më ndërpre gjumin dhe më bën të hap sytë. E ndjej trupin tim të lodhur, por e di që duhet të ngritem. Gradualisht, ngadalë ngadalë, ngritem nga shtrati dhe ndjej sikur koha po i bie në vesh. In the m…
Here are some Albanian phrases for the activities you mentioned: Waking up: - Mirëmëngjes! (Good morning!) - Kthehu te realiteti! (Return to reality!) - Ç'mirë që u zgjove! (How nice that you woke up!) - Në fund u ngrite! (…
1. "Ku mund të gjej një market afër këtu?" - "Where can I find a market nearby?" 2. "A mund t'më tregoni si të arrihet te parku?" - "Can you show me how to get to the park?" 3. "…
1. "Ku është dhoma ime?" - "Where is my room?" 2. "Mund të më sjellni një jastëk tjetër, ju lutem?" - "Could you bring me another pillow, please?" 3. "Cili është fatura ime?" - …
1. "Спати як закопаний" - to sleep like a buried one (to sleep soundly) 2. "Сонячний зайчик проспав" - the sunny bunny overslept (to oversleep) 3. "Почивати на лаврах" - to rest on laurels (to slee…
Here are some Ukrainian phrases related to buying tickets: 1. Я хотів би купити квиток на (назва рейсу) - I would like to buy a ticket for (name of the flight). 2. Скільки коштує квиток в одну сторону / в обидві сторони? - How …
1. Я бронював номер в вашому готелі. - I booked a room in your hotel. 2. Я хотів би звернутися до адміністратора готелю. - I would like to speak to the hotel manager. 3. Дякую за прекрасне обслуговування. - Thank you for the exce…
Here are some additional Ukrainian phrases that might be useful when going around: 1. How much does it cost? - Скільки це коштує? (skil'ky tse kostuyе?) 2. Where is the nearest bus/train station? - Де найближчий автобус/заліз…
Sure, here are some basic Ukrainian phrases that might come in handy while traveling: 1. Hello - Вітаю (vitayu) 2. Goodbye - До побачення (do pobachennya) 3. Please - Будь ласка (bud' laska) 4. Thank you - Дякую (dyakuyu) 5. …
Як вас звати? Yak vas zvàty? What's your name? Formal Як тебе звати? Yak tébe zvàty? What's your name? Inf. Мене звати Olena. Méne zvàty Olena. My name is Olena. Звідки ти? Zvídki ty? Where are you from? F. Звідки ви? Z…