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Cebuano
Aleman Español Griyego Hapon Indonesian Ingles Insik Italiano Nederlands Norwego Polish Portuges Pranses Sweko Tagalog Turko
Deutsch
Englisch Philippinisch (Bisaya) Chinesisch Griechisch Französisch Indonesisch Italienisch Japanisch Niederländisch Norwegisch Polnisch Portugiesisch Spanisch Schwedisch Philippinisch (Tagalog) Türkisch
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Español
Inglés Alemán Bisaya Chino Francés Grecia Holandes Indonesio Italiano Japonés Noruego Polaco Portugués Sueco Tagalo Turco
Français
Anglais Allemand Bisaya Chinois Espagnol Grecque Italien Indonésien Japonais Néerlandais Norvégien Polonais Portugais Suédois Tagalog Turc
Ελληνικά
Αγγλικά Bisaya Μανταρίνι Γερμανικά Γαλλικά Ολλανδικά Ινδονησίας Ιταλικά Ιαπωνικά Νορβηγική Πολωνικός Πορτογαλικο Ισπανικά Σουηδικά Ταγκαλόγκ Τούρκικα
Bahasa Indonesian
Bahasa Inggris Bahasa Bisaya Bahasa Jepang Bahasa Jerman Bahasa Itali Bahasa Belanda Bahasa Cina Bahasa Norwegia Bahasa Perancis Bahasa Polandia Bahasa Portugis Bahasa Spanyol Bahasa Swedia Bahasa Tagalog Bahasa Turki Bahasa Yunani
Italiano
Inglese Bisaya Francese Giapponese Greco Indonesiano Mandarina Norvegese Olandese Polacco Portoghese Spagnolo Svedese Tagal Tedesco Turco
Nederlands
Engels Bisaya Duits Frans Griekse Italiaans Indonesisch Japans Chinees (Mandarijn) Noors Pools Portugees Spaans Tagalog Turks Zweeds
日本語
英語 中国語 ビサヤ語 フランス語 独語 ギリシャ語 イタリア語 インドネシア語 オランダ語 ノルウエー語 ポーランド語 ポルトガル語 スペイン語 スウェーデン語 タガログ語 トルコ語
Norsk
Cebuano Kinesisk Tysk Engelsk Fransk Gresk Indonesisk Italiensk Japansk Nederlandsk Portugisisk Polsk Spansk Svensk Filippinsk Tyrkisk
Polski
Angielski Bisaya Chiński Filipiński Francuski Grecki Hiszpański Holenderski Indonezyjski Niemiecki Norweski Japoński Portugalski Szwedzki Turecki Włoski
Português
Inglês Alemão Bisaya Chinês Espanhol Filipino Francês Grego Holandês Indonésio Italiano Japonês Norueguês Polonês Sueco Turco
Svensk
Cebuano/Bisaya Engelsk Filippinisk Fransk Grekisk Indonesisk Italiensk Japansk Kinesisk Nederländsk Norsk Polsk Portugisisk Spansk Turkisk Tysk
Tagalog
Ingles Aleman Bisaya Espanyol Gresyo Hapones Indonesiyo Insik Italiyano Olandes Norwegian Polones Portuges Pranses Suweko Turko
Türkçe
İngilizce Almanca Bisayaca Endonezyaca Felemenkçe Filipince Fransızca Insik İspanyolca İsveççe Italyanca Japonca Norveççe Polonyaca Portekızce Yunanca

Welcome to jonsay.co.uk

Hi I`m Jonathan. I`m the guy that made this website. I have always enjoyed languages since I was around 16 years old when my family were fortunate enough to take their first holiday to Spain. I loved the way the language was pronounced and even though I tried to learn some of the language, I wasn`t exactly successful.

Shortly after Spain, we also managed to go to Holland (the Nederlands) and again I got myself a couple of books on the language, and while I did manage to learn Dutch more effectively, I never got to the point where I was fluent.

Part of the problem in languages is the fact that there are just too many words to learn if the language isn`t your first language. The way we learn naturally is by repetition as babies and children. One of the methods used by parents is to focus on lists of objects maybe Insects, or Shapes. Well, that's what this website is purely about. Lists! Lists of topics that might be useful to you or not, depending on the type of words you want to learn. We have food, drinks, animals, reptiles, birds, flowers, trees and so many more. If there are categories you think would be appropriate to be added to the website, then please send me an email. You can use the online form here.

I first started working on the site in 2005 after a visit to Japan. I had again tried to learn enough of the language to at least ask a couple of questions etc... but it was actually hopeless. It was shortly after I landed back in England that I tried to sort out how to learn in a way that was more effective for me. I started with a list of fruits, as I do enjoy an occasional apple or banana. Well, I did that list and then another, and another and another. I got upto around 50 different word lists for Japanese, with subjects such as the Human Body, Nature and Directions.

I was fortunate to have a friend from Indonesia who translated my lists into Bahasa, and that is when this website actually started. I have worked on the website on and off for 17 years adding new languages into the mix. Every language that is added is added for all previous languages so you can see word lists for English to French but also Greek to Indonesian and German to Filipino etc...

The website is free to use, with no subscription and no need to sign up for anything.

Our list of language pair dictionaries are displayed on the left grouped by your spoken language paired with the language you are learning. Just pick a link and explore. Good luck.