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# Chinese (Mandarin)

Welcome to the Mandarin Wikibook, a free Chinese textbook on the Standard Mandarin dialect. This page links to lessons using Simplified Han characters (used in mainland China, Singapore and Malaysia). There is also a Traditional Han Character Version available (used in Taiwan, Macau, and Hong Kong).
* 我们需要您的帮助！如果您熟悉中文，请协助编撰本教科书。 我們需要您的幫助，如果您熟悉中文，請協助編撰本教科書。
| III | This is a Category III Language. |

## Lessons / 课程

| Introduction / 介绍 About Mandarin 关于中文 How to use this textbook 如何使用这本教科书 How to study Mandarin 如何学习中文 Writing in Mandarin 如何用中文写作 Pronunciation / 发音 Pinyin Pronunciation Basics 基础拼音发音入门 Pronunciation of Initials Pronunciation of Finals Using Tones 使用声调 More About Hanyu Pinyin Vocabulary 生字/字汇 Family 第一部分：家庭 Commodity 第二部分：日用品 Transport 第三部分：交通 Food 第四部分：食物 Animals 第五部分：动物 | Lesson Texts / 课文 Hello! 第一课：你好！ Are you busy today? 第二课：今天你忙不忙? An introduction to particles 第三课：助词 Word order and Verbs 第四课：词序和动词 Measure words/Counters 第五课：量词 More on interrogatives 第六课：疑问助词 What's this? 第七课：这是什么? Who is she? 第八课：她是谁? Where is the railway station? 第九课：火车站在哪里？ A telephone conversation 第十课：电话 Taiwan 第十一课：台湾 Mandarin is so interesting! 第十二课：汉语真有趣 I'm sick 第十三课：我生病了 Drinking tea 第十四课：喝茶 China 第十五课：中国 Basic Chinese History 第十六课：基本中国历史 |

## Appendices / 附录

| Common Phrases Everyday Phrases Answer Key 答案 Mandarin-English Dictionary 汉英字典 English-Mandarin Dictionary 英汉字典 Table of Initial-Final Combinations | Greetings 问候语 Numbers 数字 Nations of the World 世界各国 Radicals 部首 Slang 俚语 Web Resources 网络资源 |

### Related Books

* Pinyin
* Cookbook:Cuisine of China
* Written Chinese
* Guide to Writing East Asian Languages - 汉字书写
* Chinese Phrasebook (on WikiVoyage)
* Cantonese (Yue) - 广东话（粤语）
* Southern Min / Min Nan (Taiwanese) - 闽南话（台湾话）
* Pinyin-English News Summary for learners of Chinese language

## Contributors

* Contributor's Guide Update Needed - 需要更新
* Textbook Planning - 课文安排 Update Needed - 需要更新
* Development History Update Needed - 需要更新
* Contributors - 撰文者
# Georgian

| III | This is a Category III Language. |
კეთილი იყოს თქვენი მობრძანება! Welcome!

## Introduction

English: Welcome to the Georgian wikibook. In this book we hope to provide all you need to know in order to speak, write and read the Georgian language. This is a collaborative effort, so please, feel free to contribute anything, or even just fix up mistakes.

## Getting Started

* Introduction
* About this book
* Georgian on your computer
* Resources

## Lessons

* Alphabet and sounds
* Unit 1: Gamarjoba
** Lesson 1: Introductions
** Lesson 2: How are you today?

## Grammar

* Word Order
* Nouns
   * Inflection
* Pronouns
* Prepositions and Postpositions
* Verbs
   * Conjugation
* Questions

## Appendices

* List of irregular verbs
* Names in Georgian
# Bulgarian

Bulgarian is an Indo-European language, a member of the Southern branch of the Slavic languages. Bulgarian is spoken by approximately 10 million people in 70 countries around the world. The Bulgarian language is the official language of the Republic of Bulgaria. Bulgarian became an official language of the European Union in 2007 when Bulgaria joined the EU. The code for the Bulgarian language and Bulgaria is BG. This book is an attempt to provide some useful words, expressions and other information from different fields to facilitate the learning of the Bulgarian language. Please see also the Bulgarian language article in Wikipedia that provides a lot of additional useful information such as the alphabet, grammar, tenses, genders, cases, and so forth. Take a peek at the Bulgarian Wikipedia for advanced level information.
| II | This is a Category II Language. |

## Content
### Basics

* Numbers
* Colors
* Time
* Expressions
* Questions
* Verbs

### Lessons

* Lesson One

### Vocabulary

* Emergencies
* Restaurants
* Market
* Post Office
* Transportation
* Tourism
* Places
* Directions

## See also
### Other sister projects

* Bulgarian language article in Wikipedia
* Bulgarian Wikipedia
* Bulgarian phrasebook on Wikivoyage
* Bulgarian Wiktionary - multilingual dictionary
* Bulgarian Wikiquote - quotes in Bulgarian
* Bulgarian Wikinews - news in Bulgarian
* Bulgarian Wikimedia Commons

### External links

* English, Bulgarian bidirectional dictionary
* Bulgarian Dictionary (Bulgarian-Bulgarian, but it can conjugate verbs for you)
* Bulgarian for Beginners, UniLang
# Burmese

| II | This is a Category II Language. |
Welcome to the Burmese wikibook, a free Burmese textbook on the Burmese language.
Note: To use this book, your web browser must first be configured to display Burmese characters. If the characters in the grey box to the right appear as blank boxes or garbage such as �?�?􏿾, it is not properly configured.

## Table of Contents

* Introduction
* Alphabet and Pronunciation
* History
* Dialects
* Literature
* Transliteration
* Alphabet
* Grammar
* Common Phrases

### Chapters

* Greetings
* Talking about oneself
* Asking questions
* Liking and disliking
* Food and Drink
* Numbers
* Shopping
* Staying at hotels
* Housing
* Letters
* Traveling
* Staying well
* Emergencies
* Zodiac Signs

### Grammar

* Sentence Formation
* Noun
* Pronoun
* Verb
* Adjective
* Adverb
* Postpositions
* Auxiliaries

### Vocabulary

* Animals
* Birds
* Body parts
* Colors
* Days and Months
* Directions
* Dressing
* Flowers
* Foods
* Food Grains
* Fruits
* Household objects
* Music and dance
* Plants and trees
* Family relations
* Stationary
* Tools
* Vegetables
# Turkish

Türkçe: Türkçe VikiKitap'a hoş geldiniz. Bu kitapta Türkçe konuşmak, yazmak ve okumak için gereken her şeyi bulacaksınız. Bu birlikte yapılması gereken bir çaba, bu yüzden, lütfen yalnızca yanlışları düzeltmekle bile olsa katılmaktan çekinmeyin.
English: Welcome to the Turkish book. In this book you will find all you need to know in order to speak, write, and read the Turkish language. This is a collaborative effort, so please feel free to contribute anything, or even just correct mistakes.

## Table Of Contents - İçindekiler
### About - Hakkında

* Introduction - Tanıtım
* About this book - Bu kitap hakkında
* Computing in Turkish - Türkçe bilgisayar
* Contributions to this Wikibook - Bu Vikikitap'a katkılar
* Geography of Turkey and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus

### Pronunciation and Alphabet - Alfabenin okunuşu

* Alfabe"Alphabet"
* A - I
* İ - R
* S - Z
* Vowel Classifications and Harmony
* Consonant Classifications and Harmony

### Ways of enhancing your Turkish - Türkçenizi geliştirme yolları

* Turkish Satellite Television
* Turkish Music
* Turkish Movies
* Turkish on the internet
* Turkish newspapers & magazines

### Lessons - Dersler
   #### Unit One - Ünite Bir

* Lesson One - Greetings - Ders Bir - Tanışma
* Lesson Two - I am... - Ders İki - Ben...
* Lesson Three - Asking Questions - Ders Üç - Soru Sorma
* Lesson Four - Are you busy today? - Ders Dört - Bugün meşgul müsün? Needs a lot of work. Give me some ideas, please!
* Unit One - Test - Ünite Bir - Test

   #### Unit Two - Ünite İki

* Lesson Five - Asking for directions - Ders Beş - Yön Sorma
* Lesson Six - How are you feeling? - Ders Altı - Kendinizi nasıl hissediyorsunuz?
* Lesson Seven - Transport - Ders Yedi - Taşıma
* Lesson Eight - Services - Ders Sekiz - Hizmetler
* Unit Two - Test - Ünite İki - Test

   #### Unit Three - Ünite Üç

* Lesson Nine - Kinship - Ders Dokuz - Akrabalık

### Grammar - Dil Bilgisi

* Big Vocabulary - Büyük Kelime Hazinesi
* Word Order - Kelime Sırası
* Vowel Classifications and Harmony
* Pronouns - Adıllar
* Cases - Durumlar
* Plural - Çoğulluk
* Verbs - Eylemler
* Postpositions - İlgeçler
* Compound Verbs - Birleşik Fiiller
* Present Tense - Şimdiki Zaman
* Past Tense - Geçmiş Zaman
* Past Tense 2 - Geçmiş Zaman 2
* Future Tense - Gelecek Zaman
* Aorist - Geniş Zaman
* Imperative and Optitative - Emir ve İstek
* Necessative - Gereklilik
* Compound Tenses - Birleşik Zamanlı Fiiller
| II | This is a Category II Language. |
# Turkmen

TÜRKMEN WIKIKITABYŇA HOŞ GELDIŇIZ! Welcome to the Turkmen Wikibook!

## Contents
### Before you begin...

* Introduction
* Alphabet

### The basics

* Lesson One - Siziň adyňyz näme?
* Lesson Two - Ýagdaýyňyz niçik?

## Appendices
### Grammar

* Vowel harmony
* Cases

### Exercises

* Alphabet
* Lesson One

### Vocabulary

* Turkmen Peace Corps book

## External links
### Language

* Turkmen Wikipedia (at only 5,000+ articles, not great, but better than nothing :-))(Turkmen)
* "Ene dilim" (Mother tongue) project site (Grammar, dictionary and classic Turkmen literature in PDF)
* Turkmen Peace Corps book - contains a Turkmen-English and English-Turkmen dictionary, as well as grammar notes
* A Grammar of the Turkmen Language, in PDF format, and an on-line searchable Turkmen - English dictionary

### Culture

* Türkmen kultur - a site on Turkmen culture (Turkmen)
* Google Books - Tradition and Society in Turkmenistan: Gender, Oral Culture and Song, by Carol Blackwell
* Turkmen language online dictionary

### News

* Radio Free Europe - Turkmen service
# Lingua Franca Nova

* Aprende elefen oji!
* En engles, franses, espaniol, deutx, portuges, catalan, rusce, japanes (nion) e polsce.
* Introdui
* Spele e pronunsia
* 1. Capitol un – La familia
* 2. Capitol du – Alo!
* 3. Capitol tre – Atas
* 4. Capitol cuatro – La pasada e la futur
* 5. Capitol sinco – Demandas
* 6. Capitol ses – Cualias
* 7. Capitol sete – E e o
* 8. Capitol oto – Vole, pote, e debe
* 9. Capitol nove – La casa
* 10. Capitol des – La corpo
* 11. Capitol des-un – La gardaroba
* 12. Capitol des-du – La restorante
* 13. Capitol des-tre – Coce e come
* 14. Capitol des-cuatro – La mercato
* 15. Capitol des-sinco – Mesuras
* 16. Capitol des-ses – Cual es la ora?
* 17. Capitol des-sete – Leje e scrive
* 18. Capitol des-oto – La Tera
* 19. Capitol des-nove – Sirca la vila
* 20. Capitol dudes – La viajor
* 21. Capitol dudes-un – Animales
* 22. Capitol dudes-du – Fortuna e nonfortuna
* 23. Capitol dudes-tre – A fini

## Vide ance

* Elefen Homepage
* Disionario elefen
* Vicipedia
* Elefen Facebook Page
# Novial

Novial (ISO 639-3 code: nov) is an international auxiliary language (IAL) designed by the eminent Danish linguist Professor Otto Jespersen. Of the major IALs it is the most similar to English in terms of both grammar and vocabulary, and is possibly the easiest foreign language for an English speaker to learn.
The vocabulary has been carefully selected from the words most common to English, the Romance languages (especially French) and German and to a lesser extent the Scandinavian languages. The grammar and sentence structure are based mainly on English, allowing students to advance rapidly to reading texts which are interesting in their own right.
The texts in this course are based on an exciting Sherlock Holmes novel with supernatural undertones: The Hound of the Baskervilles written by Arthur Conan Doyle and first published in serial form in the Strand Magazine in 1901–1902.
In each lesson the text is followed by a full list of new words and thorough notes on points of grammar and word formation. Exercises are then provided for students to practise and consolidate their vocabulary and sentence formation.

## Beginner's Course

Here are the lessons (there is also a detailed List of Contents here):
| 0. Pronunciation Guide |
| 1. The Hound of the Baskervilles | – | Li Hunde del Familie Baskerville |
| 2. The Curse of the Baskervilles | – | Li Malediktione del Baskervilles |
| 3. The Legend | – | Li Legende |
| 4. The Captive | – | Li Kaptate |
| 5. The Hound of Hell | – | Li Hunde de Inferne |
| 6. The Inquest | – | Li Inquesto |
| 7. The Footprints | – | Li Pede-printatus |
| A1. Appendix 1 | – | Prefixes |
| A2. Appendix 2 | – | Suffixes |
| A3. Appendix 3 | – | Tables of proforms |

## Readers
### The Wizard of Oz – Li Sorsiero de Oz

| 1. The Cyclone | – | Li Siklone |
| 2. The Council with the Munchkins | – | Li Konsilo kun li Munchkines |

### An International Language

An International Language is a work in progress. It is a translation of the original 1928 book on Novial from English into Novial.

## External links

* Novial Wikipedia
* International Auxiliary Languages: Novial-Informatione – includes Prof. Otto Jespersen's 1928 book which introduced Novial.
* Novial Lexike: Novial to English, French and German dictionary.
* Novial Discussion Group: Novial discussion group at Yahoo!
* A summary of 1928 Novial
* A summary of the 1930 version
* Novial group on Facebook

## Contribute!

This is a wiki textbook—feel free to edit it, update it, correct it, and otherwise increase its teaching potential. To find out more about wikis, see the Wikipedia main page.

## Ask Questions!

The tutorial group is a place you can ask questions. However, it is not visited much, so do not expect to get an answer within a few hours.
# Step-By-Step Conlang

This book is intended to help people create working conlangs by means of step by step instructions. Throughout the book, two conlangs will be created as examples. One will be created to look like a distant relative of Romance and Germanic languages, much like the goal of Esperanto. The other will be a much more alien language. If you help this project please post your name at user:Baconator/Conlang and read the manual of style there.

## Lessons

* Make an alphabet (phonology and orthography)
* Create a sentence structure (syntax) and a few basic words (morphology and lexicography)
# Hebrew

* ISRAELI HEBREW
* עברית ישראלית
* Learning the Hebrew Language as spoken in Israel, for English Speakers
* תֹּכֶן הָעִנְיָנִים (Table of Contents)
* Printable version: View
* Hebrew is a Category II language. (Foreign Service Institute (US))
* Hebrew Wikipedia: עברית
* English Wikipedia's article: Hebrew language |
# German

Welcome to the German wikibook, a free textbook for learning the German (Deutsch) language. As this book is still under development, you are invited to make any problems/suggestions known in our Discussion page. If you wish to contribute, feel free to see the Developer's page.

## Contents

Lessons: Level I • Level II • Level III Level IV Level V
Grammar • Appendices • About (including print versions) • Q&A • Planning

## Resources

    This book has a PDF version.
* BLL German (Bite-sized Language Lessons)
* German Language
* German Language Wikibooks
* German studies in Wikiversity
* Freistil wikibook
* Vocabulary drills based on this book on Memrise
| I | This is a Category I Language. |
# Afrikaans

| I | This is a Category I Language. |
| Getting Started Afrikaans ~ English – (Cover page) Introduction - Covers: History of the language, comparison to other languages, course philosophy Pronunciation - Covers: Pronunciation of all vowels, diphthongs, consonants and stress. Lessons Lesson One - Covers: Similarities, Articles, Subject and Object Pronouns, Greetings, and the Infinitive and Present Tenses. Lesson Two - Covers: Plurals, Sentence Structure, the Past and Future Tenses, "om te wees" and "om te hê", and Possessors. Lesson Three - Covers: Plurals Cont., the Infinitive Modifier, Determiners, and Phrases, "I love/like" and "I need". Lesson Four - Covers: Auxiliaries and General Word Order Lesson Five Lesson Six Lessons Seven Lesson Eight | Vocabulary By Category: Animals / Diere - Mammals, Birds, Reptiles, Amphibians, Insects Astronomy / Sterrekunde - Planets, Phenomena Body / Liggaam - Parts Buildings / Geboue - Types and Purposes Clothing / Klere - Types, Accessories and Jewellery Countries / Lande - Names and Peoples Colours / Kleure - Names and Intensive Forms Family / Familie - Close and Removed Food / Kos - Types and Ingredients Games / Spele - Types and Pieces Holidays / Vakansiedae - Types House / Huis - Rooms, Furniture and Appliances Occupations / Beroepe - Occupations and Workers Sports / Sport - Types, Participators and Gear Weather / Weer - Seasons, Temperature By Location: Beach / Strand Farm / Plaas Office / Kantoor Post Office / Poskantoor Restaurant / Restourant School / Skool Supermarket / Supermark University / Universiteit By Grammar: Phrasebook Common Adjectives Common Verbs Conjunctions Quantifiers Prepositions Irregular Plurals | Resources Newspapers In Afrikaans Common phrases The Project Contributors Users Project History Current Development Authors' Workbench Syllabus Lesson Structure Layout Guide How To... Page Log Project Notebook |
# Slovio

Slovio is a newly-constructed language created by linguist Mark Hučko. It is an international auxiliary language primarily created to help Slavic speakers communicate. The grammar of Slovio is similar to Esperanto, but the vocabulary is derived from the most common words from Slavic languages, that of the largest European-language group.
The name of the language, Slovio, comes from the old-Slavic word "slovo" which means "word".

## Table of contents

* Introduction
* Basics
** Alphabet and pronunciation
** Introducing yourself
** Asking questions

## External links

* Official Slovio webpage
* Slovio Google group
# Norwegian

* Cover
* Contributors
* Introduksjon ~ Introduction

## Lessons

* Presenter deg Introducing Yourself
* Grunnleggende grammatikk Basic Grammar
* Kjekt å vite Nice to Know

## Vocabulary

Months and Weekdays | Numbers | Time | Useful Expressions

## Appendices

Advanced Noun Inflection | Norwegian Pronunciation | Misunderstandings | Fast translation rules

## See also

| I | This is a Category I Language. |
* The Wikipedia article about Norwegian Language
* The Norwegian language edition of Wikibooks.
* The Norwegian language edition of Wikipedia.
| Concepts : Gerund · Passive Voice | |
| Indicative mood : | Present · Perfect · Imperfect · Future · Pluperfect · Near Future · Future Perfect |
| Subjunctive mood : | |
| Imperative mood : | Present |
| Conditional mood : | Present · Past |
French :
Lessons · Vocabulary · Grammar · Appendices · Texts
# Mongolian
## General Stuff

| III | This is a Category III Language. |
* Introduction to the course
* The Alphabet — Pronunciation of the Mongolian alphabet
* Before You Begin — Simple grammar points

## Lessons

* Greetings, Introductions, Goodbyes
* Classroom Orientation
* Food
* Directions
* Transportation
* Communication
* Shopping
* Medical
* Travel
* Bank
* Phone
* General terms

## Grammar

Verbs

## Appendix

* Glossary of words in Dialogues
* Numerals and Fractions

## See also
### Mongolian Dictionaries

* Mongolian Wiktionary

### Mongolian Language Related Wiki

* Mongolian Wikipedia
# Swedish

Välkommen! Welcome! Swedish ( svenska (help·info)) is a North Germanic language spoken predominantly in Sweden, part of Finland, and on the autonomous island Åland, by a total of over 10 million speakers.
Standard Swedish is the national language, which has evolved from the Central Swedish dialects from the 19th century and was well-established by the first decades of the 20th century. While distinct regional varieties still exist, influenced by the older dialects, both the spoken and written language is uniform and standardized. Some of the genuine dialects differ considerably from the standard language in grammar and vocabulary and are not always mutually intelligible with Standard Swedish. They are mostly confined to individual communities and have been in decline during the past century. Though not facing imminent extinction, and often encouraged by local authorities, they are usually confined to rural areas in population of low education and social mobility.
Swedish is distinguished by its prosody, which varies considerably between the various varieties and includes both lexical stress and some tonal qualities. The language has a comparatively large vowel inventory, with a total of 9 separate vowels that are distinguished by quantity and to some degree quality, making up a total of 17 vowel phonemes. Swedish is also notable for the voiceless dorso-palatal velar fricative, [ɧ], found in most varieties, but has not been found in any other language.
Swedish is closely related to, and usually mutually intelligible with, Danish and Norwegian, and to some degree with Faroese; all of which evolved from Old Norse about a millennium ago. It is also closely related to Icelandic, though the two are not mutually intelligible. Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian Bokmål, which are all considered East Scandinavian languages, have been strongly influenced by Low German.

## Situationer och konversationer med vokabulär (Situations & Conversations With Vocabulary)

* Välkomna Welcome - Introducing yourself
* Resande Traveling
* Hobbyer Hobbies - Recreational Activities
* Familj Family
* Skola School
* Handla Shopping
* Hem Home
* Sjukvård Medical Care
* Svensk kultur Swedish Culture

## Ordförråd (Vocabulary)

* Vocabulary
* Interjections
* Colours
* Sports
* Love
* Nationalities
* Technology
* Slang
* Swedish/Vocabulary
* Swedish/Vocabulary/Common phrases
* List of Verbs
* List of strong and irregular verbs

## Uttal (Pronunciation)

Letters and corresponding sounds | Accent | The sje and tje sounds

## Grammatik (Grammar)

Nouns | Adjectives | Pronouns | Adverbs | Prepositions | Numerals | Syntax | Idioms | Verbs & Tenses

## See Also

| I | This is a Category I Language. |
* The Wikipedia article about the Swedish Language
* The Swedish language edition of Wikibooks.
* The Swedish language edition of Wikipedia.
# Danish

* Cover
* Alfabet ~ Danish alphabet and pronunciation guide

## Lektioner ~ Lessons

Click on a lesson below to get started!
* Velkommen ~ Greetings
* Familie ~ Family
* Tal og farver ~ Numbers and colors
* Tøj ~ Clothes
* Tid ~ Time
* Common Phrases

## Grammatik ~ Grammar

* Nouns
* Adjectives
* Verbs

## Se også ~ See also

* Wikipedia articles about the Danish language and Danish grammar.
* The Danish language edition of Wikipedia.

## External links

* Speakdanish.dk This is a very good site for learning Danish. It includes sound clips, which are crucial for learning any language.
* NetDansk This is another very good, free website for learning Danish from the Aarhus Business School.
| I | This is a Category I Language. |
# Uzbek

| II | This is a Category II Language. |

## General Stuff

* Introduction to the course
* The Alphabet — Alphabet Pronunciation
* Before You Begin — Simple Grammar points

## Lessons

* Lesson One — Greetings, Introductions, Goodbyes
* Lesson Two — Classroom Orientation
* Lesson Three — not sure yet
* Lesson Four — Food
* Lesson Five — Directions
* Lesson Six — Transportation
* Lesson Seven —
* Lesson Eight — Communication
* Lesson Nine — not sure yet
* Lesson Ten — Shopping
* Lesson Eleven — Medical
* Lesson Twelve — not sure yet

## Appendix

* Glossary of words in Dialogues
* Numerals and Fractions
* Nominal and Verbal Words

### Oʻzbek Dictionaries

* Uzbek - English Dictionary (Inglizcha - Oʻzbekcha lugʻat) (from William Dirks)
* Online Dictionary (Uzbek <=> English) (user edited)

### Oʻzbek Language Related Wiki

* Oʻzbek Wiktionary
* Oʻzbek Wikipedia
# Icelandic
## Contents

    Innihald
* Cover (Forsíða)
* Introduction (Inngangur)
* Alphabet and Pronunciation (Stafróf og framburður)

## Lessons

* Hello (Halló!)
* Do you speak English (Talarðu ensku?)
* Apology (Þessi,sá,hinn)
* Diary (dagbók)

## Appendices
### Viðaukar

* Grammar/Capitalization (Stórir bókstafir)
* Grammar/Nouns (Nafnorð)
* Grammar/Verbs (Sagnorð)
* Grammar/Irregular Verbs (Óregluleg sagnorð)
* Grammar/Adjectives (Lýsingarorð)
* Grammar/Adverbs (Atviksorð)
* Numbers (Töluorð)
* Common phrases (Algengar setningar)
* What time is it? (Hvað er klukkan?)

## Authors

    Höfundar
* Girdi
* Numberguy6 — Ég skrifaði lýsingarorða- og atviksorðasiðurnar.
* Swift — Ég hef einungis raðað og yfirfarið en ekki bætt við miklu. Látið mig endilega vita ef ykkur langar að bæta við innihaldið og vantar félagsskap.

## See also

    Sjá einnig
* Icelandic Wiktionary (Íslenska Wikiorðabókin)
| II | This is a Category II Language. |
# Croatian

| II | This is a Category II Language. |
Croatian • Hrvatski Jezik :
| Levels | Level 1 • Level 2 • Level 3 | (view) |
| Reference | FAQ • Numbers • Verbs • Phrasebook • Print version |