What type of food do you like? Meat? Fish? Vegetables? What do you enjoy the most?  Do you enjoy spicy dishes? What time of the day do you most enjoy eating at?

Just Chatting....

Food!

Easy Steps to Chinese Grammar⭐

To mean "A looks like B", should I use "看起来 (kàn qǐ lái)" or "看起来像 (kàn qǐ lái xiàng)"？
You can find out the answer in this episode. 🍰



Easy Steps to Chinese Grammar 

13. Appearance with "看起来 (kàn qǐ lái)"【B1】

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Platiqué con Margarita de datos culturales de San Petersburgo, entre ellos los puentes elevadizos que hacen de las suyas con los jovenzuelos.



Mucho que decir

El proyecto de Pedro I🎧

How to ask for numbers under 10 in Chinese, let me tell you

HSK vocabulary

the interrogative pronoun “几”，how to say in Chinese?

Uma história sobre o susto que levei em uma viagem ao Amazonas. Descubra também nesse episódio o que é Pirarucu.

Keep Speaking Portuguese

Outro susto no Amazonas

This tense indicates frequent, regular, or habitual actions in the present.
Rule
Remove "na" from the root verb and add "ta", "te" or "ti" as per the number and gender of the subject.
Verb - khana
Ram khaTA hai राम खाता है - masculine singular
Sita khaTI hai - सीता खाती है - feminine singular
Hum khaTE hein - हम खाते हैं - masculine plural
Sita and Mina eat - सीता और मीना खाती हैं - feminine plural

Let's Learn हिन्दी 

Present Habitual Tense

¿En tu lengua hay dos palabras diferentes para los dedos de la mano y para los dedos de los pies? Pues si tú no entiendes por qué no tenemos dos palabras diferentes, nosotros tampoco entendemos porque vosotros sí, jajaja. Te lo explico.