Duolingo Progress with Greek and Russian

  Spotlight on Greek

English - The carrot with water.

 Reflection: I have completed 8 lessons  "karoto" see how it is written in Greek properly below.

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Using the old Duolingo stats they used more in the first 10 years, I have already earned 10/570 crowns ( about 1%) , and completed 16/452 (about 10%)  lessons. Lexemes which equate to word parts (smaller than words as some languages also require knowledge of particles) I have completed 102 out of 3196. (not yet 10%) 

  Vocabulary comparison across languages: 

English - carrot German - Karotte Danish - gulerod Dutch - wortel Swedish- morot Norwegian - gulrot Italiano - carota  Francais - carotte Romanian-morcov Haitian Creole - kawòt Esperanto - karoto Latin-carota Welsh - moron Irish - cairéad Scottish Gaelic - curran Zulu - isaqathe Hawaiian - kāloti Swahili-karoti Czech - mrkev Hungarian-sárgarépa Polish-marchewka Turk-havuç Indonesian - wortel Japanese-にんじん Ninjin Korean -당근 dang-geun Hindi - गाजर gaajar Yiddish - מער mer Ukranian-морква morkva Vietnamese- củ cà rốt Greek- καρότο karóto Russian морковь morkov'

   Spotlight on Russian

English - hello (I bow to you)

 Reflection: I have completed 8 lessons. Mama measn mamma like it does in several languages :-)

Using the old Duolingo stats they used more in the first 10 years, I have already earned 7/474 crowns ( about 1%) , and completed 13/350 (about 10%)  lessons. Lexemes which equate to word parts (smaller than words as some langauges also require knowledge of particles) I have completed 87 out of 2297. (not yet 10%) 

    Vocabulary comparison across languages: 

English - hello German - Guten Tag Danish - Hej Dutch - Hallo Swedish- Hallå Norwegian - Hallo Italiano - ciao  Francais - salut Romanian-Buna ziua Haitian Creole - bonjou Esperanto - saluton Latin-Salve Welsh - helo Irish - Dia dhuit Scottish Gaelic - halò Zulu - Sawubona Hawaiian - aloha Swahili-mia Czech - ahoy Hungarian-Szia Polish-Witam Turk-merhaba Indonesian - halo Japanese-こんにちは Kon'nichiwa Korean -안녕하세요 annyeonghaseyo Hindi - नमस्ते namaste Yiddish - העלא hela Ukranian-привіт pryvit Vietnamese- xin chào Greek- Χαίρετε Chaírete Russian привет privet

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Greek Learning Log - colour

         

Rule: :Greek uses the greek alphabet.  Trial and error will help you find how to type Greek letters on your computer.

Greek - το γαλάζιο νερό. (to galázio neró)

English - The blue water

Reflection: I wonder if γαλάζιο (galázio) is blue in general. In Italian, blu is considered dark blue, and azzurro is light blue (sky blue).

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