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Vehicles

The following is a list of vehicles available for sale or theft in Gangland. See the vehicle manufacturer page for more information.

## Ground Vehicles

### Coupes

Diamante Connoisseur Cabriolet

Diamante Monarch

Tigris Moneghetti

### Motorcycles

Cherokee Brave

Cherokee Tomahawk

Duke Angel

Duke Demon

Kaneda Dunerunner

Kaneda Kenshin

Kaneda Wakizashi

### Muscle Cars

Samson Drifter

Samson Growler

### Sedans

Cavallo Fugitive

Diamante Classica

Diamante Connoisseur

Diamante Imperial

Durant Del Sol

Durant Excelente

Durant Griswold

Durant Majesty

Henry Premier

Koromo Camelot

Koromo Diadem

Koromo Tiara

Tigris Ocelot

### Sports Cars and Supercars

Cavallo Tempest

Diamante Superior

Koromo Etherial

Koromo Kunshu

### Trucks and SUVs

Bison Compensator

Bison Contender

Bison Contender XL

Diamante Stirling XS

Durant La Plata

Falcogini Volgare

Henry Klamath

Henry Ontario

Henry Rancher

Iwasaki Pep

Koromo Pioneer

Koromo Rebel

Luxor Ascension

Mesa Landmaster

Mesa Sequoia

Mesa Wayfarer

Samson Bulldog

Samson Longhorn

Vaillant Gelande

### Vans

Bison Roadie

Samson Burro

WW Freerider

### Commercial and Industrial Vehicles

Samson Guardian

Samson Kingfisher

### Emergency Services

Ambulance

Fire Truck

Police Cruiser

Police Enforcer

Police Interceptor

Police Motorcycle
Police Cruiser

The FCPD Police Cruiser is a Henry Premier modified for police work by adding a standard police package and PIT bumper. Originally purchased in the 1990s through the early 2000s, they are slowly being replaced by the more powerful Samson Police Interceptor. There are still many Cruisers in service with the FCPD, however, and are a common sight across the city.
Freedom Public Library

The **Freedom Public Library**'s main branch is housed in an enormous stone edifice that sits on Centennial Circle in Freedom's City Center. Built in the Beaux-Arts architectural style, which combines the French neoclassical tradition with Gothic and Renaissance elements into an imposing whole, the Freedom Public Library contains several hundred miles of bookshelves that support over three million books and research documents dating back to the building's completion in 1903. The broad stairway that leads up to the building's marble facade is flanked by a pair of sphinxes nicknamed April and May.

The Freedom Public Library System includes a total of 48 branches throughout the metropolitan area, as well as an extensive and user-friendly website, allowing patrons to search for materials and reserve or renew them online or via mobile app.
Mario Zella

**Mario Zella** is a former soldier in the de Luca Mafia family and, as recently discovered, an FBI informant. Before his duplicity was uncovered, Zella was a member of capo Giancarlo "Loony John" Moretti's crew.

Zella's last job with the de Luca organization was the hijacking of a valuable cargo being transported through Freedom City via box truck. The job turned out to be a sting, set up by Zella and his handler, FBI Special Agent Gary Harrison, as a way of extracting Zella and gathering more evidence against the de Luca family.

While Zella was arrested during the sting, the rest of the hijackers escaped their pursuers and proceeded to kidnap Zella while he was in protective custody and turn him over to Loony John Moretti.
THIRD FLEET

the third fleet is one of the smallest fleet in the Rap Pack. The fleet contains only 3 ships and is rarely used. When it is used it is used. It is used in defensive missions such as protecting a convey of ships. The fleet contains the RPS TACK, RPS FAR, and the RPS CARTER. The fleet took part in the assault of dymapa. But only was used to support the supply of ammo and explosives to The attacking 8 fleets. The fleet was scraped after the Raptorian run. The parts would go to the new Grand Admiral's project. The fleet did no serve much and only guarded supply lines and stations in the end it did serve a propuse.
Gangland Wiki

## Welcome to the Wiki

Welcome to the Gangland wiki. We're dedicated to information on the Gangland setting for the Savage Worlds RPG, based on criminal sandbox video games like Grand Theft Auto and Saints Row.

The Gangland setting is a fan product, and holds no claim over any official published materials.

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Durant La Plata

The **Durant La Plata** claims to be the most fuel-efficient SUV in its class, which isn't saying much when most members of that class measure fuel efficiency in gallons-per-mile. Durant promises it'll get you through your errands, that brunch with your sister, pick the kids up from school, and back home on one tank of gas.
Koromo Rebel

The **Koromo Rebel**is a compact pickup truck that represent's the Japanese company's foray into the American truck market. For a company that takes pride in vehicles with less horsepower than a lawnmower, Koromo made a solid effort with the Rebel, producing a rugged, reliable pickup truck that can go toe-to-toe with the American models.
Portal:Freedom City

**Freedom City** is the primary setting location for Gangland. It is an East Coast metropolis primarily inspired by New York City and Boston, intended to fill the same role in the Gangland setting as Liberty City does for the Grant Theft Auto series and Stilwater/Steelport does for the Saints Row series.

## Navigation

Freedom City Overview

Freedom City Neighborhoods

Arts and Entertainment

Businesses

Education

Healthcare

Media

### Freedom City Government

City Council

Fire Department

Police Department

## Acknowledgement

Freedom City's original incarnation came from Green Ronin's superhero RPG Mutants and Masterminds, and the Gangland version retains quite a bit of information from that source. See the Freedom City sourcebook for more information.
Freedom City Federal Building

The towering **Federal Building** is one of the tallest structures in City Center, clad in red granite with brass fixtures and copper-tinted windows. The broad base of the building features Federal Plaza, a paved plaza complete with water fountains and tall windows looking into the spacious lobby.

The design of the plaza is not just ornamental, as it creates an effective barrier preventing anyone from crashing a vehicle into the base of the building, a defensive measure intended to protect the offices of federal agencies in the city, including the FBI, IRS, Veteran's Administration, and so forth from potential terrorist attacks.
Wanted Level

Gangland characters are expected to commit a multitude of crimes over the course of the game. The Wanted Level is a way of tracking the police's immediate interest in a character, represented by a number of Stars, 0-6.

## 0 Stars

The character is not being pursued by the police, and may walk the streets freely.

## 1 Star

At a one-star Wanted Level, the character is considered to have committed a "minor" crime. The police will pursue the character and attempt to arrest them. If the character resists arrest or flees, either on foot or in a vehicle, their Wanted Level will immediately raise to two stars.

A one-star Wanted Level can be acquired by committing the following crimes in sight of a police officer or having the crime reported to the police:

* Injuring, shooting at, or killing civilians.
* Harassing a civilian in sight of police.
* Harassing a police officer.
* Damaging a police vehicle.
* Injuring or shooting at a security guard or guard dog.
* Property damage.
* Setting off an explosion.
* Stealing a vehicle.
* Hijacking a vehicle.
* Drunk driving.
* Driving a stolen vehicle in sight of police.
* Not paying cab fares.
* Petty theft.
* Blatant speeding or reckless driving in sight of police.

## 2 Stars

At a two-star Wanted Level, police become more aggressive and will shoot to kill. During Chases, officers will act more aggressively, attempting to ram the character's vehicle off the road. Pursuits will also be more coordinate, with police cars waiting ahead of the pursuit if possible. Police will be unlikely to attempt a vehicular arrest, instead preferring to subdue the character by force (read: bullets).

A two-star Wanted Level can be acquired by committing the following crimes:

* Attacking a law enforcement officer with fists or melee weapons.
* Resisting arrest.
* Refusing to pull over for a traffic stop.
* Running over a police officer.
* Killing emergency services or security personnel.
* Threatening a police officer with a firearm.
* Firing a weapon in sight of police.
* Brandishing a firearm within sight of police.
* Stealing a government vehicle.
* Refusing to leave restricted areas or airspace.
* Holding up a store.
* Trespassing on police property.
* Destruction of valuable property.
Freedom City Fire Department

The **Freedom City Fire Department** is a consolidated agency that responds to fire and emergency calls in the greater Freedom City metropolitan area. The department has fire stations throughout the city, their crews able to respond immediately to any emergency.

The FCFD can call upon the U.S. Forestry Service for assistance in handling fires on the outskirts of the city, and often assists them in fighting forest fires in the state parklands.

In addition to fire and emergency services, the FCFD is also responsible for dealing with hazardous materials, ranging from conventional explosives and toxic chemicals to radioactive waste and other dangerous contaminants.
Freedom City Police Department

The **Freedom City Police Department** is a shining example of inefficiency, corruption, and downright criminal activity. Led by the thoroughly corrupt and self-serving Commissioner Roy Alquist, the officers of the FCPD are lazy, mean-tempered brutes who are equally happy to turn a blind eye in exchange for a fat envelope or detach a guy's retinas for jaywalking.

When they're not eating donuts or shaking down some old lady for "donations", Freedom City's police force patrol the city in a fleet of cars, motorcycles, boats, and helicopters. Though obviously ineffective, the FCPD never wants for funding, as Mayor Moore enjoys using the boys in blue as his personal goon squad.

## FCPD Arsenal

### Armament

FCPD patrol officers carry a pistol and nightstick, with a pump-action shotgun or carbine rifle available in the trunk of their patrol car. FCPD SWAT officers carry a carbine rifle, pump-action shotgun, or SMG, with SWAT sharpshooters wielding sniper rifles.

### Vehicles

The FCPD fleet includes the following vehicles:

* Police Cruiser
* Police Enforcer
* Police Harpy
* Police Interceptor
* Police Motorcycle
* Police Patrol Boat
Tear Gas Grenade

A SWAT team's best friend, **tear gas grenades** are particularly effective at nonlethally incapacitating multiple targets. Tear gas exposure causes a burning irritation to a victim's eyes, nose, mouth, and throat, causing coughing, disorientation, difficulty breathing, and blindness, as the eyes tear and burn to the point that the victim cannot keep their eyes open. A good time all around.

Anyone caught in a tear gas grenade's burst that is not protected by a gas mask must make a Vigor check at -2 or become Shaken until they can move out of the gas. Once out, the effects take three rounds to wear off. The gas cloud remains for 2d4 rounds (4d4 in an enclosed space).

Additionally, tear gas grenades obscure sight as a smoke grenade  (-4).
City Hall

Freedom City Hall was constructed in a neoclassical style, with broad columns, plenty of arches, and a tall dome perched atop the imposing structure. The exterior of the building features beautiful carvings and relief work, and broad marble steps lead up to the entrance. City Hall is nearly always bustling with activity, day and night. It houses the offices of the mayor, city council, and most city agencies.

Mayor O'Connel often holds press conferences on the steps of City Hall rather than in the building's pressroom, since the building makes for an impressive backdrop.
Durant Majesty

The **Durant Majesty** is a no-frills full-sized American sedan popular with commuters since its introduction in the early 2000s. It'll get you from A to B, but that's about it. The Majesty's only quality worth mentioning is its ubiquity; which makes it a handy stakeout or getaway car, so long as you don't have to go particularly fast.
Biker

Biker gangs play a prominent role in Gangland, serving as smugglers, dealers, and hired guns for Freedom's organized crime groups.

## Statistics

**Attributes:** Agility d6, Smarts d6, Spirit d6, Strength d8, Vigor d6;

**Skills:** Athletics d6, Driving d8, Fighting d6, Intimidation d6, Notice d6, Repair d4, Shooting d6, Taunt d6

**Pace:** 6"; **Parry:** 5; **Size:** 0; **Toughness:** 6 (1)

**Edges:** Steady Hands; **Hindrances:** Mean;

**Gear:** Knife, .44 Revolver or sawed-off shotgun, leather jacket (+1 Armor to Torso and Arms), motorcycle helmet (+3 Armor to Head, 50% vs. headshot).
Fire Truck

The FCFD **fire truck** is a general-purpose firefighting vehicle with a deck-mounted deluge gun. Unlike most other vehicles used by Freedom City's emergency services, the fire truck is a purpose-built machine manufactured by Bison.

The fire truck's deluge gun is intended to be used only to extinguish fires. However, it can also function as an effective non-lethal anti-personnel weapon. If used as such, the attacker places a cone template originating on the fire truck and rolls Shooting at +2. Defenders who make an Agility roll equal to or greater than the attacker's Shooting total move out of the way and are unaffected. Defenders who fail the Agility roll suffer 2d6 nonlethal damage.

Defenders who are Shaken or Wounded by the deluge gun must make a successful Strength roll or be knocked back 1d4". Colliding with a solid object halts the movement and deals 2d4 damage.
Edges

The following is a list of new Edges available to Gangland characters.

## Disallowed Edges

The following Edges from Savage Worlds Adventure Edition are not appropriate to the Gangland setting.

**Background:** Arcane Background, Arcane Resistance.

**Power:** All Power Edges.

**Weird:** Beast Bond, Beast Master, Champion, Chi, and Danger Sense.

## Combat Edges

### Hard

**Requirements:** Novice, Spirit d8+

Maybe it's willpower, maybe it's muscle density, or maybe you're just one tough bastard. Whichever, you add +1 to your Toughness.

### Harder

**Requirements:** Veteran, Hard

You're harder than a choir boy at the Playboy Mansion. You add +2 to your Toughness.

## Professional Edges

### Hitman

**Requirements:** Veteran, Agility d6+, Smarts d6+, Spirit d8+, Shooting d8+, Stealth d8+

You're not the average banger. You've got a knack for putting your shots where they count. When you roll a raise on an attack roll, you get a bonus 1d10 instead of the usual 1d6.

## Social Edges

### Balls

**Requirements:** Novice, Smarts d6+, Taunt d8+

You can cut an asshole down to size with a few sharp words, or turn a thug's threats into a laughing matter with only a sentence or two. You get a +2 to all Taunt rolls and can use Taunt in place of your Smarts or Spirit when resisting a Test of Wills.
City Center

The heart of Downtown, **City Center** rises around Centennial Circle, a traffic circle where the city's diagonal roads converge. City Center is home to Federal Plaza and governmental buildings, including the towering Federal Building and City Hall.

## Points of Interest

* City Hall
* Freedom City Federal Building
* Freedom Public Library
Samson Kingfisher

The **Samson Kingfisher**is a semi-tractor truck with a distinctive cab-over-engine design that hasn't changed much since it was introduced in the 1960s. Common all across the United States, the Kingfisher hauls everything from food and housewares to guns and drugs.

A semi trailer is Size 7 (Large), Toughness 14 (2). When attached to a trailer, the Kingfisher's Handling is reduced to -1.
Lord of the Ring Toss/Credits

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Total Drama Island (credits)

* Not So Happy Campers - Part 1/Credits

* Not So Happy Campers - Part 2/Credits
* The Big Sleep/Credits
* Dodgebrawl/Credits
* Not Quite Famous/Credits
* The Sucky Outdoors/Credits
* Phobia Factor/Credits
* Up the Creek/Credits
* Paintball Deer Hunter/Credits
* If You Can't Take The Heat.../Credits
* Who Can You Trust?/Credits
* Basic Straining/Credits
* X-Treme Torture/Credits
* Brunch of Disgustingness/Credits
* No Pain, No Game/Credits
* Search and Do Not Destroy/Credits
* Hide and Be Sneaky/Credits
* That's Off the Chain!/Credits
* Hook, Line, and Screamer/Credits
* Wawanakwa Gone Wild!/Credits
* Trial by Tri-Armed Triathlon/Credits
* Haute Camp-ture/Credits
* Camp Castaways/Credits
* Are We There Yeti?/Credits
* I Triple Dog Dare You!/Credits
* The Very Last Episode, Really!/Credits
* Total Drama, Drama, Drama, Drama Island/Credits
Spanish 2

## Intro - Friday 17th January 2020

### Lesson 1 - 7:24 am - Level 1 - 7:58 am

1. La mujer = The woman
2. Yo soy una mujer = I am a woman
3. Yo soy un niño = I am a boy
4. El niño, la niña = The boy, the girl
5. La niña = The girl
6. El hombre = The man

### Lesson 2

1. Ella es una niña = She is a girl
2. Tú eres un hombre = You are a man
3. Él come manzanas = He eats apples
4. Tú eres un niño = You are a boy
5. Ella es una mujer = She is a woman
6. Él es un niño = He is a boy
7. Tú eres una niña = You are a girl

### Lesson 3

1. Yo bebo agua = I drink water
2. ¿Tú comes manzanas? = Do you eat apples?
3. El hombre bebe agua = The man drinks water
4. ¿Tú bebes agua? = Do you drink water?
5. La leche = The milk
6. El pan = The bread
7. La mujer bebe agua = The woman drinks water
8. Yo como manzanas = I eat apples
9. Yo bebo leche = I drink milk
10. Yo bebo, tú bebes, él bebe = I drink, you drink, he drinks
GM Notes - Freedom City Businesses

**GM NOTES -** WIP List of Freedom City Businesses

## Automotive

(Dealership)

(Junkyard)

(Mechanic)

## Barber/Beauty Salon

(Barber)

(Cheap Salon)

(High-End Hairdresser)

## Communications

Nova Communications (Cell Network)

USNet (ISP)

Nudle (Google)

## Department Stores/Supermarkets

Bromwell's Department Store (Macy's, Chain)

Harvest Supermarket (Walgreens, Chain)

## Entertainment

(Cheap Strip Club)

(High-End Strip Club)

(Casino)

(Bar)

(Comedy Club)

(Nightclub)

Freedom Sound (Music Store, Chain)

Millennium Comics (Comic Shop, Chain)

The Never-Ending Story (Book Shop)

Rocket Records (Music Store)

New Horizon Media (Media Corporation)

## Fashion

(High-End Fashion)

(Resale)

(Hipster Boutique)

Edgelord (Hot Topic)

Haas Brothers Jewelers (old, respected jeweler)

## Finances

Eastern Seaboard Bank (Banking Chain)

Rath & Stromberg Investments (Broker)

Hanover Credit Union (Local CU Chain)

(Payday Loans)

## Industrial/Manufacturing

(Food Packing Plant)

Swift Cola Plant (Bottling Plant)

(Meat Packing Plant)

(Dog Food Plant)

DeCosta Construction (Freedom's largest building contractor)

Fun-Time Toys (Toy Factory, Abandoned)

Sweet Tooth, Inc. (Candy Factory)

## Legal

Cabot, Cunningham, & Crowley (Law Firm, Oldest in Freedom)

Hartford, Grayson, & Cole (Law Firm, Largest in Freedom)

Nelson & Bannerly, Attorneys at Law (Law Firm, Small)

## Lodging

(5-star hotel)

(flophouse)

## Restaurants

(KFC)

(McDonalds)

Burger Tank (Burger King)

Hello Taco (Taco Bell)

(50s-style Diner)

## Security

Stronghold Security (ADT)

Titan Security Services (High-End Private Security)

## Misc

Delphic Industries (Holding Company)

Grant Conglomerates (Holding Company)

Majestic Industries (International Corporation)

Rhodes Foundation (Investment/Holding/Management Company)
Norwegian 2

## Intro - Friday 17th January 2020

### Level 1 complete 6:33 am

1. Du er en kvinne = You are a woman
2. Er jeg en kvinne? = Am I a woman?
3. Jeg er en kvinne = I am a woman
4. Er du en mann? = Are you a man?
5. Er jeg en mann? = Am I a man?
6. En mann = A man
7. Er du en kvinne? = Are you a woman?
8. Hvem er hvem? = Who is who?
9. Hvem? = Who?

### Lesson 2

1. Du er en gutt = You are a boy
2. Er han en mann? = Is he a man?
3. Hun er en kvinne = She is a woman
4. Han er en gutt = He is a boy
5. Er hun en kvinne? = Is she a woman?
6. Hvem er hun? = Who is she?
7. Hun er en jente = She is a girl
8. Du er en jente = You are a girl
9. Han er en mann = He is a man
10. Er han en gutt? = Is he a boy?

### Lesson 3

1. Er du glad? = Are you happy?
2. Jeg er en mann, og du er en kvinne = I am a man, and you are a woman
3. En kvinne og en mann = A woman and a man
4. Er det en kvinne? = Is that a woman?
5. Han er ikke en jente = He is not a girl
6. Er du ikke glad? = Are you not happy?
7. Og du er? = And you are?
8. En mann og en gutt = A man and a boy
9. En glad jente = A happy girl
10. Du er ikke en kvinne = You are not a woman
Henry Premier

The Henry Premier was the most common sedan driven in cities across America in the 1990s, and set the standard for sedans for a generation. The Premier is particularly well-known for its reliability, and many are still on the road in the present day.

The Freedom City Police Department has a fleet of customized Premiers that represented the bulk of the FCPD's patrol vehicles for two decades, but is now being phased out in favor of the Samson Police Interceptor.
Klingon 2

## Phrases

### Lesson 1

1. bIyaj'a'? = Do you understand?
2. Mara, nuqneH? = Mara, what do you want?
3. jIyaj = I understand
4. Mara Dayaj'a'? = Did you understand Mara?

### Lesson 2

1. torgh 'oH pongwIj'e'. = My name is Torg
2. torgh 'oH pongDaj'e'. = Torg is his name

## Dialogue

### Lesson 1

1. torgh! mara! SuQong = Torg! Mara! You slept!
2. bIyIn = You are alive

## Sentences 1

### Lesson 1

1. QeylIS Ho' wo'rIv. = Worf admires Kahless

### Lesson 2

1. tlhIngan Hol lujatlh tlhInganpu'. = Klingons speak Klingon

### Lesson 3

1. muSwI'pu' = Haters
2. Wo'rIv luvuv jaghpu'. = The enemies respect Worf

## Vocabulary 1

### Lesson 2

1. vIlaDlaH = I can read it
Latin Vocabulary

## Intro - Thursday 14th November 2019

### Lesson 1

1. vir = man
2. puer = boy
3. puella = girl
4. femina = woman
5. ego = I
6. sum = am
7. est = is
8. Livia = Livia
9. Corinna = Corinna
10. Marcus = Marcus

### Lesson 2

1. quis = who
2. non = not
3. dormit = sleep
4. sed = but
5. tu = you
6. es = is/are

### Lesson 3

1. in = in
2. urbe = city
3. domi = at home
4. ea = she
5. scribit = write/writes
6. studet = study/studies
7. et = and

### Lesson 4

1. pater = father
2. mater = mother
3. frater = brother
4. soror = sister

## Greetings

### Lesson 1

1. salve = hello
2. salvete = hello
3. Marce = Marcus
4. quid agit = how is
5. nomen = name
6. mihi = my
7. ei = his
8. quid = what
9. tibi = your

### Lesson 2

1. me habeo = I feel
2. se habet = he/she feels
3. bene = well
4. male = poorly
5. quomodo = how
6. te habes = you doing

### Lesson 3

1. Roma = Rome
2. Italia = Italy
3. ubi = where
4. minime = no
5. tu habitas = you live
6. ita = yes
7. habito = I live
8. habitasne = do you live
9. Romae = in Rome
Durant Griswold

The quintessential family car of the 1980s, the **Durant Griswold**is an enormous station wagon with faux wood siding and seating for ten. Though not as common as they were three decades ago, the Griswold still appeals to those who appreciate the ability to transport an entire extended family and six months of groceries at the same time.
Chinese for Japanese Progress Quiz

## Progress Quiz 1 - Sunday 5th January 2020 - 2.5/5.0 - 11/20 correct

1. 九十 (Kujū) = 九十 (90) x
2. 彼は元気です (Kare wa genkidesu) = 他很好 (He is good) x
3. 北京は中国にあります (Pekin wa Chūgoku ni arimasu) = 北京在中国 (Beijing is in China)
4. 私は忙しいです (Watashi wa isogashīdesu) = 我很忙 (I am busy)
5. 彼女は先生です (Kanojo wa senseidesu) = 她是老师 (She is a teacher) x
6. 北京は中国にあります (Pekin wa Chūgoku ni arimasu) = 北京在中国 (Beijing is in China) x
7. 北京は中国にあります (Pekin wa Chūgoku ni arimasu) = 北京在中国 (Beijing is in China) x
8. 私の家族は最近元気です (Watashi no kazoku wa saikin genkidesu) = 我的家人最近不错 (My family has been doing well recently)
9. ごめんなさい! (gomen-na-sai) = 对不起! (Sorry)
10. あなた達はアメリカ人です (anata-tachi-wa-amerika-jin-desu) = 你们是美国人 (You all are American)
11. 先生のお名前は何ですか? (sensei-no-onamae-wa-nan-desu-ka) = 老师姓什么? (What is your teacher's name?)
12. 魚は水を飲みますか? (sakana wa mizu o nomimasu ka?) = 鱼喝水吗? (Do fish drink water?) x
13. 魚は水を飲みますか? (sakana wa mizu o nomimasu ka?) = 鱼喝水吗? (Do fish drink water?) x
14. 彼女達は先生ではありません (kanojo-tachi wa sensei de-wa-arimasen) = 她们不是老师 (They are not teachers)
15. あなたも魚を食べます (anata mo sakana o tabemasu) = 你也吃鱼 (You also eat fish)
16. あなたは何を飲みますか? (anata wa nan o nomimasu ka?) = 你喝什么? (What do you drink?) x
17. 魚は水を飲みますか? (sakana wa mizu o nomimasu ka?) = 鱼喝水吗? (Do fish drink water?) x
18. 私も水を飲みます (watashi mo mizu o nomimasu) = 我也喝水 (I also drink water)
19. 彼は先生です (kare wa senseidesu) = 他是老师 (He is a teacher) x
20. あなたは先生ですか? (anata wa sensei desu ka?) = 你是老师吗? (Are you a teacher?) x
Finnish Progress Quiz

## Progress Quiz 1 - Wednesday 25th November 2020 - 2.1/5.0

1. Onko minulla tarpeeksi maitoa? = Do I have enough milk?
2. Onko hänellä kylmä? On. = Is he cold? Yes
3. Suomalainen on velho ja norjalainen on viikinki = The Finn is a wizard and the Norwegian is a viking
4. Anna ja Hilla, te olette nyt naimisissa. Onnea! = Anna and Hilla, you are now married. Congratulations!
5. Tuo on oikein = That one is correct
6. Suomi, suomi, ja suomalainen = Finland, the Finnish language, and a Finn
7. Muusikko puhuu saksaa = The musician speaks German
8. He siivoavat isoa verantaa = They are cleaning the big veranda
9. Onko heillä tarpeeksi mustaa limonadia? = Do they have enough black soda pop?
10. Minulla on jano. Missä vesi on? = I am thirsty. Where is the water?
11. – Pöllölä, oletko sinä valmis? – Olen. = Pöllölä, are you ready? I am
12. Se on Venäjä = It is Russia
13. Tuo on oikein = That one is correct
Greek 2

## ABC - Sunday 2nd February 2020

### Lesson 1

1. Άλφα = Alpha
2. Α άλφα = A alpha
3. Ο = O
4. Όμικρον = Omicron
5. Nι = Nee
6. Tο γράμμα ν = The letter n
7. Tο γράμμα α = The letter a

### Lesson 2

1. M = M
2. Mι = Mee
3. Kακό = Bad
4. Mαμά = Mom
5. Όμικρον κάππα = Omicron kappa
6. Δάδα = Torch
7. Δ δέλτα = D delta

### Lesson 3

1. E = E
2. Λ = L
3. Ελένη = Eleni
4. Tο γράμμα λάμδα = The letter lamda
5. Tο κακό τ = The bad tau
6. Tο γράμμα έψιλον = The letter epsilon
7. Tο καλό, το κακό = The good, the bad

### Lesson 4

1. Ήδη = Already
2. Tο καλό γεγονός = The good fact
3. Ιλιάδα = Iliad
4. Tο γράμμα ήτα = The letter eeta
5. Tο γράμμα ι = The letter i
6. Tο γράμμα γάμα = The letter gama
7. Tο γράμμα γιώτα = The letter yiota

### Lesson 5

1. Tο λουλούδι = The flower
2. Nτουντούκα = Megaphone
3. Ποπ κορν = Popcorn
4. Ξι = Xee
5. Kαι = And
6. Πι = Pee
7. Tο ξυλόφωνο = The xylophone

### Lesson 6

1. Tο γράμμα ζ = The letter z
2. O θρόνος = The throne
3. Tο γράμμα ζήτα = The letter zeeta
4. Θήτα = Theeta
5. Bουβάλι = Buffalo
6. Zουζούνι = Insect
7. Vήτα = Veeta

### Lesson 7

1. Tο γράμμα φι = The letter fi
2. το γράμμα ψι = The letter psee
3. Ψυχή = Soul
4. Xρώμα = Color
5. Tο γράμμα χ = The letter h
6. H φιλοσοφία = The philosophy
7. Xι = Hee

### Lesson 8

1. O ύμνος = The hymn
2. Ωκεανός = Ocean
3. το γράμμα σ = The letter sigma
4. Tο γράμμα σίγμα = The letter sigma
5. Στάση = Stop
6. Ωμέγα = Omega
7. Tο γράμμα ύψιλον = The letter ypsilon

## Basics 1

### Lesson 1

1. Η ντουντούκα = The megaphone
2. Ο ωκεανός = The ocean
3. Ένας θρόνος = A throne
4. Εγώ είμαι η Ελένη = I am Eleni
5. Εγώ είμαι μία γυναίκα = I am a woman

### Lesson 2

1. Αυτή = She
2. Αυτός ο θρόνος = This throne
3. Η Ελένη είναι ένα κορίτσι = Eleni is a girl
4. Αυτό είναι ένα κορίτσι = This is a girl
5. Το μικρό κορίτσι = The little girl

### Lesson 3

1. Εγώ πίνω νερό = I drink water
2. Η γυναίκα τρώει ποπ κορν = The woman eats popcorn
3. Εγώ τρώω το ψωμί = I am eating the bread
4. Το αγόρι πίνει νερό = The boy drinks water
Hiragana

## Duolingo Hiragana

### Hiragana 1

1. ち = chi
2. い = i
3. に = ni
4. ん = n
5. さ = sa
6. よ = yo
7. な = na
8. ろ = ro
9. く = ku
10. お = o
11. う = u
12. は = ha
13. し = shi
14. か = ka
15. あ = a

### Hiragana 2

1. る = ru
2. き = ki
3. む = mu
4. の = no
5. け = ke
6. や = ya
7. て = te
8. す = su
9. り = ri
10. ほ = ho
11. ま = ma
12. た = ta
13. ら = ra
14. こ = ko
15. わ = wa

### Hiragana 3

1. ぬ = nu
2. と = to
3. ね = ne
4. せ = se
5. み = mi
6. め = me
7. つ = tsu
8. ふ = fu
9. ゆ = yu
10. れ = re
11. ひ = hi
12. も = mo
13. へ = he
14. そ = so
15. え = e
16. を = wo

### Hiragana 4

1. が = ga
2. ぎ = gi
3. ぐ = gu
4. げ = ge
5. ご = go
6. ざ = za
7. じ = ji
8. ず = zu
9. ぜ = ze
10. ぞ = zo
11. だ = da
12. ぢ = dji
13. づ = dzu
14. で = de
15. ど = do
16. ば = ba
17. び = bi
18. ぶ = bu
19. べ = be
20. ぼ = bo
21. ぱ = pa
22. ぴ = pi
23. ぷ = pu
24. ぺ = pe
25. ぽ = po
26. ゃ = ya (removes vowel from hiragana and replaces it with ya)
27. ゅ = yu (removes vowel from hiragana and replaces it with yu)
28. ょ = yo (removes vowel from hiragana and replaces it with yo)
29. っ = tsu (doubles consonant of the hiragana in front of it)
Chinese for Japanese speakers

6. 猫喝咖啡 (māo-hē-kā-fēi) = 猫はコーヒーを飲みます (neko-wa-kōhī-o-nomimasu - Cats drink coffee)
7. 你喝茶吗? (ní-hē-chá-ma) = あなたはお茶を飲みますか？(Do you drink tea?)

### Lesson 4

1. 再 = zài
2. 见 = jiàn
3. 再见 (zài-jiàn) = さようなら (goodbye)
4. 再见，猫 (zài-jiàn, māo) = さようなら、猫! (Goodbye, cat)
5. 再见, 鸟! (zài-jiàn, niǎo) = さようなら、鳥! (Goodbye, bird)
6. 鸟 (niǎo) = 鳥 (bird)
7. 和 (hé) = と (and)
8. 鸟和狗 (niǎo-hé-gǒu) = 鳥と犬 (Bird and dog)

## 数字 (Sūji) - Numbers

### Lesson 1

1. 一 (yī) = 一 (one)
2. 三 (sān) = 三 (three)
3. 七 (qī) = 七 (seven)
4. 八 (bā) = 八 (eight)

### Lesson 2

1. 零 (líng) = ゼロ (zero)
2. 十 (shí) = 十 (ten)
3. 元 (yuán) = 元 (yuan - Chinese currency)
4. 八元 (bā-yuán) = 八元 (Eight yuan)

### Lesson 3

1. 五 (wǔ) = 五 (five)
2. 五十 (fifty) = 五十 (wǔ-shí)
3. 九 (jiǔ) = 九 (nine)
4. 九十 (ninety) = 九十 (jiǔ-shí)
5. 百 (bǎi) = 百 (hundred)
6. 五百元 (500 yuan) = 五百元 (wǔ-bǎi-yuán)

### Lesson 4

1. 二 (èr) = 二 (two)
2. 四 (sì) = 四 (four)
3. 六 (liù) = 六 (six)
4. 二十元 = 二十元 (Twenty yuan)
5. 四十元 = 四十元 (Forty yuan)
6. 六十元 = 六十元 (Sixty yuan)
7. 四百元 = 四百元 (Four hundred yuan)

## 名前 (Namae) - Name

### Lesson 1

1. 李 = lǐ
2. 华 = huá
3. 李华 = 李華 (Li Hua)
4. 他 = tā
5. 我和他 = 私と彼 (watashi to kare - He and I)
6. 叫 = jiào
7. 他叫李华 = 彼は李華さんです (kare wa Li Hua san desu - He is called Li Hua)

### Lesson 2

1. 她 = tā
2. 明 = míng
3. 张 = zhāng
4. 張明 = 張明 = Zhang Ming
5. 她叫张明 = 彼女は張明さんです = She is Zhang Ming
6. 你和她 = あなたと彼女 = You and her

### Lesson 3

1. 名 = míng
2. 字 = zì
3. 你叫什么名字? = お名前は何ですか? = What is your name?

### Lesson 4

1. 呢 = ne
2. 王 = wáng
3. 姓 = xìng

## 挨拶 (Aisatsu) - Greetings

### Lesson 1

1. 很 = hěn
2. 高 = gāo
3. 李华, 你好吗? = 李華さん、お元気ですか? = Li Hua, how are you?
4. 我很好, 你呢? = 私は元気です、あなたは? = I am happy, and you?

### Lesson 2

1. 忙 = máng
2. 认 = rèn
3. 也 = yě

## 食べ物 1 (Tabemono 1) - Food 1

### Lesson 1

1. 吃 = chī
2. 面 = miàn
3. 饭 (fàn) = ごはん (rice)
4. 鱼 (yú) = 魚 (fish)

### Lesson 2

1. 喝 = hē
2. 不 = bù

## 職業 (Shokugyō) - Profession

### Lesson 1

1. 是 = shì
2. 学 = xué
3. 生 = shēng
4. 学生 (xué-shēng) = 学生 (student)

### Lesson 2

1. 们 (men)
2. 她不高兴 = 彼女は不機嫌です = She is not happy

### Lesson 3

1. 老 = lǎo
2. 师 = shī
3. 老师 (lǎo-shī) = 先生 (teacher
4. 医 = yī
5. 医生 (yī-shēng) = 医者 (doctor)

## 連絡 (Renraku) - Contact

### Lesson 1

1. 的 = de
2. 电 = diàn
3. 话 = huà
4. 电话 (diàn-huà) = 電話 (denwa - phone)

### Lesson 2

1. 少 = shǎo
2. 多 = duō
3. 码 = mǎ
4. 号 = hào

## 国籍 (Kokuseki) - Country of Citizenship

### Lesson 1

1. 人 = rén
2. 中 = zhōng
3. 国 = guó
4. 中国 (zhōng-guó) = 中国 (chūgoku - China)
5. 日 = rì
6. 本 = běn
7. 日本 (rì-běn) = 日本 (nihon - Japan)

### Lesson 2

1. 英 = yīng
2. 哪 = nǎ
3. 美 = měi
4. 美国 (měi-guó) = アメリカ (America)

### Lesson 3

1. 大 = dà
2. 都 = dōu
3. 加 = jiā
4. 对 = duì
5. 拿 = ná
Latin 3

## Introduction - Tuesday 25th August 2020

### Lesson 2

1. Puella dormit = The girl is sleeping
2. Quis est vir? = Who is the man?
3. Marcus non est femina = Marcus is not a woman
4. Corinna non est puella, sed femina est = Corinna is not a girl, but a woman

### Lesson 3

1. Quis est in urbe? = Who is in the city?
2. Ego domi sum = I am at home
3. Femina studet = The woman studies
4. Puella scribit = The girl writes

### Lesson 4

1. Tu es pater = You are the father
2. Soror studet = The sister studies
3. Frater studet = The brother studies

## Greetings

### Lesson 1

1. Salvete, Marce et Livia = Hello, Marcus and Livia
2. Salve, quis es tu? = Hello, who are you?
3. Nomen ei est Stephanus = His name is Stephanus
4. Salve, mihi nomen est Marcus = Hello, my name is Marcus
5. Quid agit Livia? = How is Livia?
Hungarian Vocabulary

## Phrases - Thursday 30th January 2020

### Lesson 1

1. szia = hello
2. hogy vagy? = how are you?
3. jó reggelt = good morning
4. jó napot = good day
5. jó estét = good evening
6. jó éjszakát = good night
7. jó napot kívánok = good day
8. jó estét kívánok = good evening
9. kívánok = I want/wish

### Lesson 2

1. vagyok = I am
2. vagy = you (sg.) are
3. jól = okay/well/fine
4. nagyon = very
5. rosszul = sick
6. igen = yes
7. köszönöm = thank you
8. köszönöm szépen = thank you very much
9. nagyon szépen köszönöm = thank you very much
10. szívesen = you are welcome
11. nagyon szívesen = you are very welcome
12. viszlát = goodbye/bye

### Lesson 3

1. elnézést = excuse me
2. viszontlátásra = goodbye
3. bocs = sorry
4. bocsánat = sorry
5. sajnos = unfortunately
6. nem = not
7. nem jól = not well
8. nincs jól = he/she is not well
9. menni = to go
10. menj = go
11. oda = there

### Lesson 4

1. sör = beer
2. sört = beer
3. vizet = water
4. bort = wine
5. paprikást = paprikás
6. vagy = or
7. ide = here
8. akarok = I want
9. kérek = I would like
10. szeretnék kérni = I would like please
11. hány éves? = how old (age)

## Basics 1

### Lesson 1

1. alma = apple
2. lámpa = lamp
3. fiú = boy
4. lány = girl
5. egy = a/an
6. és = and
7. a = the
8. az = the
9. a fiú = the boy
10. a lány = the girl
11. a lámpa = the lamp
12. a vizet = the water
13. az alma = the apple
14. az autó = the car

### Lesson 2

1. mi = what is
2. ez = this is
3. az = that is
4. ablak = window
5. asztal = table
6. szék = chair
7. telefon = telephone

### Lesson 3

1. a lány = the girl
2. férfi = man
3. nő = woman
4. hol = where
5. itt = here
6. vagy = or
7. ott = there
8. ő = he/she
9. van = is/it is
10. bent = in/inside
11. kint = outside

### Lesson 4

1. vonat = train
2. a busz = the bus
3. a nő = the woman
4. az alma = the apple
5. fent = above
6. lent = below
7. elöl = in the front
8. hátul = in the back
9. meg = and
10. pedig = and
11. hanem = but

### Lesson 5

1. mindig = always
2. gyakran = often
3. soha = never
4. az a nő = that woman
5. reggel = morning
6. dél = noon
7. délután = in the afternoon
8. este = evening

### Lesson 6

1. álom = dream
2. tűz = fire
3. jég = ice
4. hó = snow
5. otthon = at home
6. esik = fall/falls
7. az eső = the rain
8. nincs = there is no
Dutch

## Basics 1 - Wednesday 19th June 2019

### Lesson 1

1. *de vrouw* = the woman
2. *de man* = the man
3. *de jongen* = the boy
4. *Een jongen* = A boy
5. *Een vrouw en een man* = A woman and a man
6. *Ik ben een vrouw* = I am a woman
7. *Ik ben een jongen* = I am a boy

### Lesson 2

1. *het meisje* = the girl
2. *het kind* = the child
3. *Een man of een vrouw?* = A man or a woman?
4. *Ze is een kind* = She is a child
5. *Hij is een kind* = He is a child
6. *Hij is een man en ik ben een jongen* = He is a man and I am a boy
7. *Een meisje is een kind* = A girl is a child
8. *Hij is een man* = He is a man

### Lesson 3

1. *de melk* = the milk
2. *de appel* = the apple
3. *Hij drinkt* = He drinks
4. *Ik eet* = I eat
5. *Ik drink* = I drink
6. *De jongen* = The boy
7. *Een vrouw eet de appel*. = A woman eats the apple

### Lesson 4

1. *het water* = the water
2. *het sap* = the juice
3. *Het kind en het meisje* = The child and the girl
4. *het brood* = the bread
5. *Je drinkt melk* = You drink milk
6. *Je bent de man* = You are the man

## Object Pronouns - Monday 2nd September 2019

### Lesson 1

1. *Wij hebben haar* = We have her
2. *Dat is hem* = That is him
3. *De jongens horen me niet* = The boys do not hear me
4. *Hij ziet het* = He sees it
5. *Het meisje ziet mij* = The girl sees me
6. *Ze kent me niet* = She does not know me
7. *Ik wil haar* = I want her
8. *Hij geeft mij het boek* = He gives me the book
9. *Zij hoort hem* = She hears him
10. *Ik geef jou een paard* = I give you a horse
Russian

## Alphabet - Friday 14th June 2019

### Lesson 1

1. дом = house
2. Мама там = Mum is there
3. Это мама = This is Mum
4. Это Том = This is Tom
5. Дима, это Тим = Dima, this is Tim
6. Мама, Дима — медик = Mum, Dima is a medic

### Lesson 2

1. мото́р = motor
2. Анна, это Тим = Anna, this is Tim
3. Да, я Тим = Yes, I'm Tim
4. Папа, это не мой мотор = Dad, this is not my motor
5. Это не Том, а мой папа = This is not Tom, but my dad
6. Да, это я = Yes, it's me

### Lesson 3

1. актёр = actor
2. Это не мой велосипед = This is not my bicycle
3. Ты Дима? = Are you Dima?
4. Нет, я не медик = No, I'm not a medic
5. Вот мой свитер = Here is my sweater

### Lesson 4

1. кафе = cafe
2. Где мама? = Where is mum?
3. Где цирк? = Where is the circus?
4. Где моя гитара? = Where is my guitar?
5. Я в метро = I'm in the subway
6. моя гитара = my guitar

### Lesson 5

1. суши = sushi
2. борщ = borsch
3. рюкза́к = backpack
4. пюре = mashed potatoes
5. Где мой борщ? = Where is my borsch?
6. Я ем = I eat
7. Я Дженни = I'm Jenny
8. Дженни, где багаж? = Jenny, where is the luggage?

## Basics 1 - Sunday 5th April 2020

### Lesson 1

1. Этот рюкзак не мой = This is not my backpack
2. Я здесь = I am here

### Lesson 2

1. Это он = It is him
2. моя мама и я = My mother and I
3. Этот мальчик ест = The boy eats
4. наше кафе = Our cafe

### Lesson 3

1. Где этот человек? = Where is this man?
2. Нет, она не здесь = No, she is not here
Polish 2nd time

## Basics 1 - Friday 20th March 2020

### Lesson 1

1. Chłopiec = A boy
2. Kobieta je jabłko = A woman eats the apple
3. Mężczyzna je jabłko = A man is eating an apple

### Lesson 2

1. On = He
2. Ja jem jabłko = I am eating an apple
3. Ja jestem mężczyzną = I am a man
4. Ona jest kobietą = She is a woman

### Lesson 3

1. Ona jest dziewczynką = She is a girl
2. Ja piję = I am drinking
3. On jest chłopcem = He is a boy
German for Dutch Speakers

## Hallo - Friday 20th March 2020

### Lesson 1

1. Hallo, Julia = Hello, Julia
2. Ja, ich bin eine Frau = Yes, I am a woman
3. Nee, ik ben Karl = No, I am Karl

### Lesson 2

1. Wer bin ich? = Where am I?
2. Ja und nein = Yes and no
3. Ich bin keine Frau = I am not a woman
4. Nein, das ist meine Frau = No, that is my wife
5. Ik ben een moeder = I am a mother

### Lesson 3

1. Tschüss, Paul = Bye, Paul
2. Ja, das ist meine Tochter = Yes, that is my daughter
3. Und was ist das? = And what is that?
4. Ja oder nein? = Yes or no?
5. Das ist deine Katze = That is your cat
6. Dat is jouw kat = That is your cat
7. Dat is je dochter, toch? = That is your doctor, right?

## Thuis - Monday 30th March 2020

### Lesson 1

1. Meine Gitarre ist deine Gitarre! = My guitar is your guitar
2. Waar is Julia? = Where is Julia?
3. Waar is de garage? = Where is the garage?

### Lesson 2

1. Ja, Hans ist ein Mann = Yes, Hans is a man
2. Hallo, hier ist Julia! = Hello, here is Julia!
3. Das ist kein Problem = That is no problem
4. Is dat jouw huis? = Is that your house?
5. Ja, dat is mijn man = Yes, that is my husband

### Lesson 3

1. Eine Garage ist kein Zimmer, oder? = A garage is not a room, is it?
2. En wat is er daar? = And what is that?
3. Ik ben helemaal rood! = I am completely red!

### Lesson 4

1. Meine Gitarre ist komplett rot! = My guitar is completely red!
2. Het licht is blauw = The light is blue
3. Ja, mijn kamer is bruin = Yes, my room is brown
Navajo

6. *Tseebíí tsʼáadah, tsostsʼid tsʼáadah, hastą́ʼáadah* = Eighteen, seventeen, sixteen
7. *Naadiin, náhástʼéí tsʼáadah, tseebíí tsʼáadah* = Twenty, nineteen, eighteen

### Lesson 5

1. *Taadiin* = Thirty
2. *Dizdiin* = Forty
3. *Ashdlaʼdiin* = Fifty
4. *Taadiin dóó dizdiin* = Thirty and forty
5. *Dizdiin, ashdlaʼdiin* = Forty, fifty
6. *Taadiin, dizdiin, ashdlaʼdiin* = Thirty, forty, fifty
Vietnamese

## Basics 1 - 14th June 2019

### Lesson 1

1. *người đàn ông* = man
2. *Đàn ông* = Man
3. *phụ nữ* = woman
4. *Bạn là đàn ông* = You are a man
5. *Người phụ nữ là bạn* = The woman is you
6. *Tôi là người* = I am human
7. *Tôi là phụ nữ* = I am a woman
8. *Bạn là đàn ông* = You are the man
9. *Tôi là một người phụ nữ* = You are a woman

### Lesson 2

1. *quả táo* = apple
2. *bánh mì* = bread
3. *Tôi ăn bánh mì* = I eat bread
4. *Cô ấy là tôi* = She is me
5. *Anh ấy là tôi* = He is me
6. *Cô ấy ăn táo* = She eats an apple
7. *Cô ấy ăn một trái táo* = She eats an apple
8. *Anh ấy ăn một quả táo* = He eats an apple
9. *Chiếc bánh mỳ* = The bread
10. *Cô ấy là người* = She is human

### Lesson 3

1. *nước ép* = juice
2. *nước* = water
3. *đứa trẻ* = child
4. *Đứa trẻ uống nước* = The child drinks water
5. *Tôi học* = I study
6. *Đứa trẻ học, anh ấy uống nước* = The kid studies, he drinks water
7. *Anh ấy học* = He studies
8. *Người đàn ông uống nước* = The man drinks water
9. *Người đàn ông uống nước ép táo* = The man drinks apple juice

### Lesson 4

1. *bé gái* = little girl
2. *cậu bé* = little boy
3. *Cậu bé uống nước ép* = The little boy drinks juice
4. *Người phụ nữ muốn nước ép* = The woman wants the juice
5. *Một cô gái* = A girl
6. *Bé gái muốn ăn* = The little girl wants to eat
7. *Cô gái ăn táo* = The girl eats the apple
8. *Bé gái muốn học* = The little girl wants to study
9. *Bé gái muốn uống nước* = The little girl wants to drink water
10. *Tôi là một cô gái* = I am a girl

## Alphabet 1/Alphabet Introduction 1 - Wednesday 19th June 2019

### Lesson 1

1. *cá* = fish
2. *một* = one
3. *Một con cá và một cái ca* = A fish and a mug
4. *Cái ca và con cá* = The mug and the fish
5. *Một cái ca* = A mug

### Lesson 2

1. *gà* = chicken
2. *ong* = bee
3. c*à phê* = coffee
4. *Con gà ăn con cá* = The chicken eats the fish
5. *An ăn* = An eats
6. *Con cá cắn* = The fish bites
7. *Con ong* = The bee

### Lesson 3

1. *găng tay* = glove
2. *nhà ga* = the train station
3. *Con dơi* = The bat
4. *Một cái găng tay dơ* = A dirty glove
5. *Cái găng tay ở nhà ga* = The glove is at the train station
6. *Một cái ca dơ* = A dirty mug
7. *Con dơi ở nhà ga* = The bat is at the train station

### Lesson 4

1. *ô* = umbrella
2. *An ăn đu đủ* = An eats papaya
3. *Con dê* = The goat
4. *Đu quay* = Ferris wheel
5. *Dì có một cái ô* = Aunt has an umbrella
6. *An có một cái ô* = An has an umbrella

## Possessives

### Lesson 1

1. *Nhà ga của tôi* = My train station
2. *Tôi ăn bánh mì của mình* = I eat my bread
3. *Cậu bé ăn táo của mình* = The little boy eats his apple
4. *Cô ấy ăn táo của tôi* = She eats my apple
5. *Cô ấy muốn uống nước của mình* = She wants to drink her water
6. *Anh ấy là của cô ấy* = He is hers
7. *Tôi ăn bánh mì của mình* = I eat my bread

## Dem. Deter/Demonstrative-determiners

### Lesson 1

1. *Tôi ăn cái bánh mì này* = I eat this bread
2. *Đây là một cái găng tay* = This is a glove
3. *Đó là anh ấy* = That is him
4. *Kia là tôi* = That is me
5. *Đó là con gà* = That is the chicken
6. *Đây là một cái găng tay* = This is a glove
7. *Người đàn ông kia muốn cái ca này* = That man wants this glove
Italian Edx

## Wednesday April 16th 2020

* **la nuova studentessa**  (*the new student* *[f.]*)
* **Come ti chiami?** (W*hat is you name? [informa]*)
* **Come si chiama?** (*What is your name? [formal]*)

* **tu** (*you [sing./informal]*)
* **Lei** (*you [sing./formal)*]
* **Mi chiamo** (*My name is*)
* **molto bene** (*very well*)
* **Piacere** (*Nice to meet you)*
* **Piacere di conoscerLa** (*Nice to meet you [formal]*)
* **Benvenuta!** (*Welcome!*)
* **pronto / a / i / e** (*ready, adj.*)
Klingon Vocabulary

## Phrases/Useful Phrases - Friday 10th January 2020

### Lesson 1

1. mara = Mara (female name)
2. yaj'a' = does he understand him/her
3. bIyaj'a' = do you understand
4. Dayaj'a' = do you understand him/her/them
5. yaj = understand/understood
6. vIyajbe' = I don't understand him/her
7. jIyajbe' = I don't understand
8. yajbe' = he/she does not understand him/her

### Lesson 2

1. Hol = a langugae
2. DIvI' = the Federation
3. 'oHbej = is definitely
4. pongwIj = my name
5. tlhInganpu' = the Klingons
6. pongDaj'e' = his/her/its name
7. Qapla' = success
8. batlh = honor
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