Though this will only make a difference for those using Internet Explorer (those using other browsers may see a confusing text, actually), I thought of testing the ruby tags here:

日本語 (にほんご)
東京 (とうきょう)
北京 (ぺきん)

せいと 【成都】
中国 (ちゅうごく) 、四川省 (しせんしょう) の省都 (しょうと) 。米 (こめ) ・茶 (ちゃ) ・薬材 (やくざい) などの集散 (しゅうさん) が盛 (さか) ん。絹織物工業 (きぬおりものこうぎょう) が発達 (はったつ) し蜀錦 (しょっきん) として ...

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Ik wil proberen in het Nederlands te schrijven. Maar dit is mijn eerste tekst in het Nederlands en ik heb slechts de UniLang taalcursus gelezen. Is dat genoeg? Vandaag heb ik een deel van de web pagina afgemaakt. Een goed gevoel! En ik word een beter virtueel taxichauffeur. Hehehehe.

Tot ziens,
Car

Three new languages supported:
How to count in Esperanto
How to count in Slovene
How to count in Yup’ik
Any comment or correction is welcome

Trois nouvelles langues supportées :
Comment compter en espéranto
Comment compter en slovène
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I would like to share what I have learned thus far in Māori.

Prepositions
- Ki:
Ki seems to cover most usages of prepositions. But it seems to (by itself) mean to.
For example:
Kei te haere au ki te kura (I am going to school).
Kei te tāhoe au i roto ki te moana (I am swimming in the ocean)

- I:
I is used as meaning to but when the verb is in past tense. It is also used as part of several prepositional adverbs/particles. Can mean at too.
For example:
I haere au i te kura (I went to school)
Kei te tāhoe au i roto i te moana (I...

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Three new languages supported:
How to count in Alsatian
How to count in Romansh
How to count in Shona
Any comment or correction is welcome

Trois nouvelles langues supportées :
Comment compter en alsacien
Comment compter en romanche
Comment compter en shona
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