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Like many of us here, I have a natural love of languages and the sounds they make. Certain languages are sweet and sound pleasant while the other are more edgy and dramatic.and learning them is fun. I enjoy it !! I am in the communications industry since after my college. and am passionate about learning other languages, Interacting with people from different parts of the world , and exchanging ideas specific to those cultures. Though my first language is English. My Persian and Arabic is what need some work and I need to practice those. I am very keen to learn Russian, Turkish and French and wish to have language partners in these languages. Currently, I am based in UAE ( Dubai and Sharjah ), and time zone is GMT . We can connect through skype : arto.zone
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    You can say "on the eve of my birthday, or on the eve of eve of any other day " ( like Independence day, farther's day.. etc ), and it would be right. It's also right to say "on the eve of Christmas, or on the eve of new year". "Christmas Eve " and "New year Eve" are the events celebrated in the evenings, and have come to be known as such.
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    از ملاقات شما خوش وقتم   ~Ruh

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