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hi there I'm here to learn English
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Lars
German
Dec 4, 2017
Thank you!
Andrew
English
Jun 14, 2017
It was nice to speak with you Mike. You're a good speaker.
Thomas
German
May 29, 2017
Es hat mir wieder Spaß gemacht dir zu helfen. Deinne Motivation ist super. Er steht extra früh auf, um Deutsch zu lernen. Keep it up, you are doing great!
Bert
English
Apr 8, 2017
Focus on making pure vowel sounds before L, N, and NG, and you're set. Your phrasal intonation sounds very natural, but we'll go over some 'rules' of intonation during the next session. It can only get better!
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    Is it "in" the syllabus or "on" the syllabus?
    February 23, 2018
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    is it grammatically correct to say is it grammatically correct to say "In the course of human history, we've always wanted to explore the universe" ?
    November 8, 2017
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  • Posted
    Does it make sense to say This question is for American English speakers. Does it make sense to say " I am not solid on that subject" as in I am not very familiar with the subject? For example, I am not solid on Math
    October 16, 2017
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  • Commented
    OK PEP TALK! There is NO limit to what a MAN can do! ..but yeah,  2 is more than enough (._.  ) You gotta live a little unless if you're aiming to become Jason Bourne, a thirty million dollar weapon, a man who fears nothing and .. i forgot where i was going with this.
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    March 1, 2017
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  • Commented
    As good as.........dead. I have a follow-up question.  Do native speakers actually understand most of the idioms? That is, are English idioms universal or regional? Colorful expressions can be super confusing to anyone who hasn’t grown up hearing these expressions often. I feel like MOST Americans wouldn't be able to understand MOST of the British Colloquialisms, let alone non-native speakers. So, in your opinion, what's the best way/source to learn idioms for non-native speakers?
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    March 1, 2017
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  • Answered
    I study. Emotions are subjective and temporary. It's not "normal" to feel happy all the time and it's not "abnormal" to feel sad sometimes either. You suck it up and be productive instead! Unless if you're clinically depressed, then that's a horse of a different color.
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    March 1, 2017
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    Ich gehe nach Hause, weil ich müde bin ODER Ich gehe nach Hause, denn ich bin müde.
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    February 23, 2017
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  • Posted
    Mir fehlt ein Buch vs Ein Buch fehlt mir Mir fehlt ein Buch vs Ein Buch fehlt mir Does word order matter in this sentence? I understand that the verb is in the second position. What about dative(mir) and the subject(ein buch)? Are these two sentences interchangeable? Which one is more commonly used? Vielen Dank.
    February 23, 2017
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    What does "πότε έχετε το αεροπλάνο" mean? I was listening to an audio file and someone mentioned "πότε έχετε το αεροπλάνο". My understanding is that it means "When is your airplane(when does the plane take off)?" Why is the word έχετε used here? and how do you answer the question?
    February 20, 2017
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  • Commented
    Definitely ASL, the beauty of silence...Study shows that 90% (some even say 93.27%) of human communication is nonverbal. Obviously ASL "speakers" are doing it right! All joking aside, I think it depends on the person who is speaking the language. From a linguist's POV, there is no such thing as a pleasant sounding language. However, from a psychological standpoint, people associate languages/accents with culture, social background, personal experience, economic status and such. Stereotypes can have a negative or positive impact on the language itself. Be that as it may, individuals do vary a lot. As Confucius used to say, "a cute girl is INDEED a cute girl!" Having said all this,  IMHO, phonetically, contrary to popular belief, I have to say that German is the most beautiful language. To be fair, I thought German was harsh or even violent until I learned the language.
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    February 15, 2017
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