Find out how to say Bitch in different languages. We have thousands of swear words from every language in the world!
The most common way to say hello in Spanish is hola. It's very similar to how we would use "hello" in English; it's appropriate for both formal and informal conversations and can be used at anytime of day or night. If you're greeting someone in the morning, ...
The most literal translation of ‘goodbye’ in Japanese, this is one of those words that every tourist seems to know. Want to sound like a local? Stop using it. Immediately. Rather than ‘goodbye’, sayonara is closer to ‘farewell’, and is so final and relatively unfriendly that it’...
First you play the role of li yang fang and then the role of Susan you partner Mike has and Kim sun you are at the airport to meet you visitor you know each other so great you visit first talk with him and then take him to the hotel. Pledged to meet you representative someone answe...
BBC 6 Minute English 是 BBC Learning English 出品的英语学习节目。每周一期,每期约6分钟,两位主播围绕某个话题展开对话,非常适合英音爱好者模仿学习。来源:BBC,仅用于语言学习分享 Neil Hello and welcome to 6 Minute English, where we bring you an interes...
BBC 6 Minute English 是 BBC Learning English 出品的英语学习节目。每周一期,每期约6分钟,两位主播围绕某个话题展开对话,非常适合英音爱好者模仿学习。来源:BBC,仅用于语言学习分享 Neil Welcome to 6 Minute English, the programme where we bring you an ...
Un poco de español that means a little bit of Spanish. Some Japanese, which I tried at the beginning and also a bit of Czech language - Dobrý den, jak se máš? Rob Very impressive. So what tips can you give for learning to speak another language?
Hand-shaking is common courtesy in Western countries such as Australia, England and America, while Korean and Japanese people keep a distance and bow, and Ukrainians are affectionate and hug or kiss. Maltese people like to kiss each other on both cheeks when you know the person well, and ...
With the simple addition of -ment or -ion to a verb, it becomes a noun! Learn how to change a verb into a noun in this grammar lesson. Its pretty simple, once you understand how it works.
Un poco de espaol that means a little bit of Spanish. Some Japanese, which I tried at the beginning and also a bit of Czech language - Dobr den, jak se má? Rob Very impressive. So what tips can you give for learning to speak another language?