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New Forum Topic Search Forum| Very good! by PhantomClaws 24. Sept 2009 Swedish Hej, jag har den SFI kurs c-test idag och "stumbled" på din webbplats...det är mycket bra! The format is great, the voice over guy isn't annoying, and the ability to pick your level and subject for the writing test is particularily good. Keep up the good work guys! ..En Engelsman i Sverige 1 Reply 1 new |
| to Use by angestellte 30. Jan 2009 German The follwing verbs all mean "to Use" apparently, but can anyone explain the differences between them? Preferably with example sentences? nutzen benutzen verwenden gebrauchen 3 Replies 3 new |
| number by Pawelkumor 10. Jul 2009 German how is 1,49 after german 3 Replies 3 new |
| Too confused! by saggioculo 29. Mar 2009 German Two things I'm having trouble with. First, if I say, "The cat climbed the tree." In German it will be something like, "Cat the tree climbed." I just don't get it! Second, how do you figure out which words get capitalized? The cat climbed the tree...Die Katze kletterte den Baum. Thanks for any help on these issues. Saggioculo 6 Replies 6 new |
| The Hören's by fahenderson3 13. Aug 2009 German I was hoping somebody could help shed some light on the contexts of the various "hören's". hören - As I understand this is the simple hear or listen, such as to the radio zuhören - if you are listening to person? anhören - I have no idea! Great site! It's been a great help since I started learning German just about a year ago. 1 Reply 1 new |
| Sein* Seine* Seinen* by robert5150 8. Mar 2009 German Hello All - I am really trying to learn german and learn it right. But its proving harder than expected. I am not Clear on the differences between Sein* Seine* Seine* (i know there are more of the seins). I need to know when you use those words, becuase i am not able to figure that out. I know that they all mean "TO be or His". Pelase Advise... Thank You, Robert 6 Replies 6 new |
First Message by oliver  18. Sept 2009 JapaneseWelcome to the forum. Please feel free to ask questions or make suggestions here. |
| First Message by oliver 18. Sept 2009 Thai Welcome to the forum. Please feel free to ask questions or make suggestions here. |
| jerrybauer by jerrybauer 13. Sept 2009 Italian Hi everyone! I'm new to this web site and I am loving it! |
| Amazing Resource by mordantae 26. Aug 2009 Dutch Absolutely what i was looking for. Spot on. This is exactly the right approach for me to start learning Dutch. As a rather practical learner I feel a great need to hear and repeat the written language as i learn it - gives my brain the right sound clues hidden in the words....and also to be given the challenge of attempting to spell new words just from listening....applying learnt patterns to unknown territory. Very eager to use this site frequently. A large Dank u wel to the creators! |
| Same here yo' by AllisonVang 7. Aug 2009 Korean i wanna learn korean too. :)))) 2 Replies 2 new |
| Practice sentances using the words in my list. by hasanz 17. Aug 2009 German Is it possible to have the option to generate sentences that contain the words I'm learning? This way I can see the words in context and in a sentence, helps me to remember them more. 1 Reply 1 new |
| Plural and Genative Case by brown131 13. Aug 2009 German It would be helpful if you included the plural 3 Replies 3 new |
| Welcome Message by oliver 5. Feb 2008 Spanish Hello all, welcome to the forum. Please write anything you want here. 7 Replies 7 new |
| der die das by matt270296 6. Feb 2009 German der die das are the common german words for [the]. der is masculine die is feminine and das is neuter. there are 16 the's in german but there the common ones. 1 Reply 1 new |
Swedish native by lavran  26. Aug 2009 SwedishHi, I am a Swedish native, working as a freelance translator (English to Swedish), and I will be happy to help anyone here at the forum with any questions and issues you might meet while learning the language. See you! 30 Replies 30 new |
| where has the sound gone? by NavIqbal 16. Jul 2009 French that was one of my faves and very helpful too!... bring it back! |
| How many words? by pcliff 5. Mar 2009 Spanish Hi, I was just wondering how many words were on the spanish database altogether? And how many you think there will be eventually? 2 Replies 2 new |
| Need help Is My German Sentences correct. by BahamasBeauty 11. Jul 2009 German How do you say. Do you notice something missing you! counting down the days. willst du merken irgendwas verschollen dich notieren heutzutage. |
| better for us by henrick 28. Jun 2009 French considering that you have the text before you while listening to it, it should not be to much of a problem, remember that in a real conversation you won't have any text to read. On the other hand, having the extra tool for us to listen to longer texts would be great... |
| this site is so good by Abruzzi08 11. Mar 2009 Italian i love this site very much because it is very helpful with the flashcards. I just wish the verbs were here also. Such as I run; You run; he/she runs et cetera! 5 Replies 5 new |
| The black characters and the green, are they different ways to write the word? by hrya2k 22. Jun 2009 Chinese The black characters and the green, are they different ways to write the word? I'm memorizing the black symbols, do I need to do both??? 5 Replies 5 new |
| How to Refuse Appointment by verricelli 6. Mar 2009 Chinese Please anyone help me to make sentence using han yu pin yin 3 Replies 3 new |
| Great website....!!! by theknight 26. Feb 2009 Chinese I would like to thank you for your highly appreciated website.... It's the best I've ever seen for learning a language!! thanks again 1 Reply 1 new |
| Tips to remembering chinese characters by Elaine56 28. Apr 2009 Chinese Can someone please advise how best to remember chinese characters? 3 Replies 3 new |
| Chinese lorning by dadapriya 6. Jun 2009 Chinese I am Dada Form India i tear to lorn Chinese writing and spiking so how i should i lorn fist and good Chinese . |
| New layout with Pinyin by tessarakt 15. May 2009 Chinese Just saw that you have a new layout, where the pinyin for sentences is shown. Very helpful! However, proper pinyin (with real tone marks instead of arrows, and with proper Pinyin ortography, esp. capitalization) would be even nicer. |
| Public Word List Plea by stormintheclouds 14. May 2009 German I'm starting the nasty journey into more technical German is there anyone with sufficient knowledge and inclination to write an Engineering Public Word List, with even basic things like, concrete, reinforcement, strength, etc. There seem to be ones for Physics and Chemistry and the like which are a bit helpful but no engineering. 1 Reply 1 new |
| Hola by leeallen 17. Mar 2009 Spanish Hola. Me llamo Lee soy ingles. Soy de Londres esta soltero 2 Replies 2 new |
| Grammar by jostajoe 26. Apr 2009 Italian it would be even better if you would have italian grammar practice on the site. will you consider adding japanese flashcards later? |
| Han Yu Shui Ping Kao Shi by Van1Kef 22. Apr 2009 Chinese I am looking for Han Yu Shui Ping Kao Shi (beginner and advance) Free E Books and the audio.Any one can give me how to get it, and the website address ? Plese Email to scorpion.fernando@yahoo.com tx b4 |
| Niemals by fahenderson3 14. Apr 2009 German Hi everyone. This site has been very helpful in my quest to learn German. I'm curious if there is any difference, context-wise, between niemals and nie. Thanks. 2 Replies 2 new |
| dialogues with voice by davidkh 1. Apr 2009 French It will be useful to add voice to some of dialogues and texts. My greatest problem in French is the connection between written and spoken language. Thanks. |
| hallo ! by herrstevey 22. Mar 2009 German HI everyone, Iam a new member who has recently decided to take the plunge and learn a new language.Iv had a look round the site and it looks really good. I hope if i have any questions you will be able to help. Bis Spater |
| For sara23gymnast.. ! by svaillenehn 16. Nov 2007 German Yes, it's just about pratice, time and effort. I'm a SPANISH speaking guy from Cuba and I learned how to speak English fluently and to write it well. and now I'm learning Deutsch, I think I can do it again, as I did it the first time with English before I came to United States. Now I'm in the US and hope to be in Deutschland in a couple of years after I become a Cuban-American. I have been in the US for four years now, so I'll need to wait one more year. 5 Good Luck with your Deutsch ! 1 Reply 1 new |
| where can I find chinese font? by muiie 8. Jul 2008 Chinese Does anyone know where to get free chinese font? My PC can not show up chinese characters when I read chinese words online. 2 Replies 2 new |
| Hola a todos! by elena_otxv 7. Aug 2008 Spanish Soy Macedoña. Vivo en Macedonia. Soy casada y mi esposo es panameño. Quiero conocer espanol muy bueno porque planiendo vivio en Panama muy cerca! Saludos, Elena de Cañizales 2 Replies 2 new |
| What happened to the Sound? by Melankaya 15. Mar 2009 German It was working initially, but not any more? Can anyone explain? Thanks, Mel 1 Reply 1 new |
| first time by dremanmm 22. Feb 2009 German hi..this is my first time learing german lang. please help me : how to start the right way and save time ,,any recommendation??thanks 4 Replies 4 new |
| Pronunciation by ulrike 11. Feb 2009 German Hello, I am currently learning German and have just found a tutor to help me. She is from Frankfurt. The problem I am having is that she pronounces words differently to the way they are said on this website and on my learn-by-yourself CDs. For example the words "ich" "sich" and "euch", she says them more like "ish" (like fish with no 'f'), "zish", and "oysh". Can anyone tell me whether this is typical of German natives?, and I learn pronunciation this way will I be understood?. Yours thankfully, Confused 6 Replies 6 new |
| Active words by timbod 25. Feb 2009 German Hi, Why does the number of active words increase when I click on the 1 hr, 1 day etc buttons? Is there any way to prevent this 1 Reply 1 new |
| Thanks! by aeagerton 3. Nov 2008 German This sight has proven to be a better tool than the German Wikibook or Rosetta Stone. Thanks for putting in the time and resources to help others bridge the gap between cultures. For the the record the cost of the upgrade post the three day trial is uber reasonable and well worth it. -A 2 Replies 2 new |
| Suggestion! by alexandria2003 23. Aug 2008 German I think it would be useful to make another type of test, not multiple choice. Why not offer the user type the translation of the word himself? Thank you. 4 Replies 4 new |
| ä ö ü und ß by CLASSIFIED 31. Jan 2009 German ä = Alt + 0228 ö = Alt + 0246 ü = Alt + 0252 ß = Alt + 0223 This works with windows anyhow, just hold Alt and type the numerals and the letter appears when Alt is released. Viel spaß! 1 Reply 1 new |
| famous songs from Liu Wingjean 劉文正 by wei 8. Aug 2008 Chinese If you are interested in Liu Wingjean 劉文正 here are few youtube clips : 卻上心頭 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44yIC3FkMtU 遲到 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bGfYUmAtZc 愛情 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEJwmT7fMPw 阿美阿美 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdCzgMq7WBA 春夏秋冬 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMO8lZBt2n4 人生的車站 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L14hXb9eK1c 散場 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxH8zA5TZNw 外婆的澎湖灣 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-sqMSqtOxY 三月裡的小雨 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqeLVq85gJQ 白雲長在天 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVBdui_8GUI 1 Reply 1 new |
| Great site, but i have a question. by individualz 19. Nov 2008 German i know this may sound a bit stupid. but wut does die, der, das, etc. mean? cause they're said before ever word. thank you if you answer 6 Replies 6 new |
| thanks for doing this website! by robawtic 6. Feb 2009 Spanish I think that this is a great idea and will help many people like me learn Spanish! |
| 2/3 day gap? by pcliff 4. Feb 2009 German Hi, I often have to decide between not showing a word for one day or 5, its quite a big gap. Would it be possible to have the option of 2 and/or 3 day gaps? 2 Replies 2 new |
| Words + Images by maverick 9. Sept 2008 German would anybody else be interested in displaying images that corresponds to the current displayed words? 10 Replies 10 new |
| Great site. by CLASSIFIED 31. Jan 2009 German I appreciate the fact that this site is so thorough. Everything is explained, it's very modular(?)and help is always close by. ;) Vielen dank. 1 Reply 1 new |
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