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Days, Months and Dates in Spanish
The Spanish names for days and months, why they are not capitalised and how to say a date.
Read article →Irregular Present Tense Verbs: ir, tener, hacer and More
The most common irregular Spanish verbs and the patterns that make them easier to remember.
Read article →Regular Present Tense Verbs in Spanish: -ar, -er and -ir
The three verb families and their endings, with hablar, comer and vivir as models.
Read article →Spanish Numbers From 0 to 100
How to count in Spanish, including the written accents on some numbers and the single-word forms from 16 to 29.
Read article →Telling the Time in Spanish
How to ask and say the time in Spanish, including half past, quarter past and the use of es and son.
Read article →Days of the Week in Tamil
The Tamil names for the seven days, and how they relate to the sun, moon and planets.
Read article →Months and the Tamil Calendar
The twelve months of the traditional Tamil solar calendar, and how they relate to the Gregorian months.
Read article →Tamil Numbers From One to Ten and Beyond
Counting in Tamil from one to ten, plus 100 and 1000, with the numerals and a few counting phrases.
Read article →Telling the Time in Tamil
How to ask and tell the time in Tamil, including half hours, parts of the day and useful time words.
Read article →The Tamil Case System: Endings on Nouns
How Tamil adds endings to nouns to show their role in the sentence, with the main cases and examples.
Read article →Case Endings in Telugu: Vibhakti
How Telugu adds endings to nouns to show their role, with the main cases and examples.
Read article →Forming Plurals in Telugu
How Telugu makes nouns plural with the ending -లు, and the common spelling changes that come with it.
Read article →Gender in Telugu: Masculine and Non-Masculine
How Telugu divides nouns and pronouns, and how this affects verb endings.
Read article →Months and the Telugu Calendar
The twelve months of the traditional Telugu calendar and the new year festival of Ugadi.
Read article →Telling the Time in Telugu
How to ask and say the time in Telugu, with parts of the day and useful time words.
Read article →Gender Words in Yoruba: Man, Woman, Boy and Girl
How Yoruba marks male and female when it needs to, using words rather than grammatical gender.
Read article →Months of the Year in Yoruba
The traditional Yoruba names for the twelve months, and how they are used alongside the international calendar.
Read article →Plural Nouns in Yoruba: Using Àwọn
How Yoruba shows plural without changing the noun, and when the plural marker is used.
Read article →Telling the Time in Yoruba
How to ask and tell the time in Yoruba, with parts of the day and common time words.
Read article →Yoruba Sentence Structure: Subject, Verb, Object
How Yoruba sentences are built, with word order that will feel familiar to English speakers.
Read article →Arabic Colours and Adjective Agreement Made Simple
The basic Arabic colour words in masculine and feminine forms, plus the rules for how adjectives agree with the nouns they describe.
Read article →Arabic Days of the Week and Months: Names, Origins and Regional Differences
The seven Arabic weekdays, the number-based origins of their names, and the differences between Gregorian and Islamic month names across regions.
Read article →Arabic Numbers and Counting: Digits, Words and the Reverse-Gender Rule
How Arabic numerals differ from the digits we use in English, the words for one to ten, and the famous grammar rule for counting nouns.
Read article →Arabic Pronouns and Sentences Without 'To Be'
The Arabic personal pronouns, how gender and number are marked, and how simple sentences work without a present-tense verb for 'is' or 'am'.
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