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Hello, italki friends! I am a California native, fluent in English and near native fluency in American Sign Language (ASL). I've been an ASL/English interpreter for over 10 years, and am currently learning French. I'm open to tutoring students in ASL or English, and would also like to chat with new people with whom I can practice my French... I've been learning French for only a few weeks now, so beware: My speaking needs quite a lot of improvement. Hope to meet some friendly language-learning friends here!
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  • Answered
    That's a perfectly understandable and grammatically correct English sentence- both in writing and in spoken English. :)
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    November 4, 2012
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    United States, California-

     

    Huntington Beach (Southern CA)

    Big Sur (Northen CA-- One of the most beautiful night skies you'll ever see!)

    San Jose (Northern CA--  Visit the Winchester Mystery House; Super cool and weird)

     

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    November 3, 2012
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    Difference between "Cette" and "Ce" in French? Can you show me an example how how I would use these in a sentence? What's the differnce between the two?
    November 2, 2012
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    Say this on a day that is uncomfortably hot with moisture in the air; It doesn't necessarily need to be rainy. There is a difference in "dry" heat (like going to a desert with the sun beating down on you and you feel like your skin is hot and burning), and "humid/wet" heat (when the air feels hot and sort of wet... maybe before a tropical storm, or an odd day of heat with clouds in the summer). :)
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    November 2, 2012
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    Yes, they mean the same thing, but I think the main difference is in the level of formality. For example: "Have you been here awhile?" [which seems very informal], compared to: "Have you been here for a while?" [which seems a more formal]. :)
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    October 30, 2012
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    L'introduction! Bonjour tout mes amis nouveaux des italki! A little about me (perhaps we have things in common!): I am a voracious reader of scientific books and magazines, I've been a vegan for over half my life, both my BA and MA degrees from university are in Anthropology, I play guitar (but... not amazingly), I live 1/2 a mile from the beach in southern California, and I have a dark sense of humor (or so I've been told... repeatedly). I started learning French about 5 weeks ago- and would LOVE to meet French speakers who are *patient* and would like to do 50/50 language exchange- I am fluent in both English and American Sign Language (I'm a sign language interpreter), so if you're interested in chatting, let me know! J'espoir a bientot!
    October 30, 2012
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