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A course is named for the pair of languages it bridges, so ''Spanish for English speakers'' and ''English for Spanish speakers'' are separate courses, each with sentences of its own.
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<h2 class="mimi-h2">Start a course</h2>
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Name a pair and you will be taken to that course, or to a blank one to write if nobody has started it yet.
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Revision as of 20:49, 13 August 2026

Welcome to Mimi

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the language-learning courses that anyone can edit.

This is the course editing site. To take a course, visit the learning site.

  • 1 course
  • 2 skills
  • 35 sentences
  • 5,005 glossary terms

Courses

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From the courses …

  • Tú bebes agua. You drink water. (from Intro)
  • Un pescado. A fish. (from Intro)
  • Ella es la mujer. She is the woman. (from Intro)
  • La leche. The milk. (from Intro)

Recently updated

  • IntroSkill · Spanish for English speakers · Soupskin · 13 August 2026
  • UGlossary · Spanish for English speakers · 172.18.0.1 · 13 August 2026
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  • TGlossary · Spanish for English speakers · 172.18.0.1 · 13 August 2026
  • YGlossary · Spanish for English speakers · 172.18.0.1 · 13 August 2026
  • Spanish for English speakersCourse · 172.18.0.1 · 13 August 2026
  • WGlossary · Spanish for English speakers · Admin · 11 August 2026
  • ZGlossary · Spanish for English speakers · Admin · 11 August 2026

How to help

  • Add a sentence. Open a skill, press Edit, and give one of its words an example sentence with a translation. A sentence is ready to teach once it has both.
  • Offer alternatives. Most sentences can be said, or translated, more than one way. Recording the alternatives lets a learner be right without guessing your phrasing.
  • Fill in a glossary. Every word a course teaches deserves an entry, with the most useful translation first.
  • Start a course. Name a language pair in the box on the left, then write skills beneath the course at Skill:French for English speakers/Greetings.

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