Hello! I'm listening to a Fairuz's song to practice my Arabic : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgVQjr5PuXA In the second like of Lyrics she says "something you don't forget". I translated with a translater on the internet. I am having a hard time understing the conjugation of the verb "forget" here: شي ما بينتسا Any detail will be more than welcome! Thanks!!

Hello everyone! I'm Italian, living in Jerusalem at the moment. I'm looking for a language partner to learn Palestinian Arabic. I can help with Italian in return.

I går natt Jeg er negativt påvirket av i går natt; jeg mene Jeg er trøtt fordi jeg sov ikke nok. Jeg kjørt lang før jeg kommert hjem. Det var et problem på gaten; offengtlig arbeid (public works?). Så måtte jeg tar et annen gate. Det vart ikke så mye vanskelig, med det var kjedelig.

Sval vi lager ei kake? Han likker gulrotkaka? Kan du lager den til ham? Is this sentence correct? Takk!!

Using "til" in Norwegian I was reading about the use of "til" to express possession in Norwegian, such as in the phrase: "Bilen til Ole" = "The car of Ole". Is it possible to use "til" with object pronouns? For example: "Hus til meg er gul" = "My house is yellow" Tusen takk!!!!

To be goo i noe Hallo alle sammen! I'm moving the first steps into learning Norwegain language. I have a couple of questions: -is it correct to say " Å være flink i noe " ? -is "i" the Norwegian preposition to be used to say that somebody is good "at" something (is "i" the Norwegian version of "at") ?

From across "Attendees from across the country descended on the nation's capital to speak up for science." Could someone tell me what does "from across" mean in this sentence? Thanks in advance!

Animal husbandry in China? I'm a veterinary student and I would like to know what kind of livestock is raised in China, and in what regions. Where dairy farms? Where chikens? Hens? Fish? Please try to be as precise as possible! Thanks in advance!

Chinese: traditional or simplified??? Hello; I want to start studying Chinese , but I can't decide whether to start with traditional or simplified characters. I'm interested in Chinese culture, but I foremost need a practical approach that could apply to scientific research and papers and online materials, such as biology research stuff. I know that traditional characters are used in Hong Kong, Taiwan and by overseas Chinese, while simplified in mainland China and Singapore. I'm a veterinary student, interested in animal husbandry, so I would like to know what geographical area has a more productive dairy farm industry or other kinds of animal husbandry, taking this into account I could choose better. I guess traditional would be better to begin with? Thanks!!