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おはよう！！ J'étudie le français de l'Amérique du Nord et mon accent est québécois. Im doing my best to learn japanese before the end of the year y quizás necesito practicar mi español porque no lo hablo todos los días
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    "When was the last time you took a selfie?" There's now an official English noun for that ;)
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    October 28, 2014
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    Je vais aller áu Montreal! Je vais aller au Montreal a la fin de la semaine! Je serai a Centre-Ville pour une semaine! Je ne pense pas que je vais avoir des problemes quand j'ecoute avec des canadiens, mais j'ai des problemes quand je parle parfois. Alors, si j'ai une semaine dans une region oú ils parlent la langue, je crois que je vais avoir tout de la practique que je dois!
    July 1, 2014
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    One common mistake I have noticed that most people make while learning english, is that they think 'Whats up' is an alternative for 'how are you'. That is false. It is actually an alternative for 'what are you doing'. 'Whats up is a phrase in English that has been shortened. The entire phrase is 'What are you up to?' So the next time somebody says 'what's up?', they are really asking 'what are you doing?'
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    March 13, 2013
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    Over in the United States, we use a variations of greetings everyday. Some of the most common ones are: What's up? How are you? What's going on? How's it going? How's it hanging? What's crackin'? Hello Hi Hey Yo! Being American, I usually hear all of these greetings everyday. I bet there are more common phrases used in other English speaking countries, but these are the ones of which I am most accustomed with.
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    March 13, 2013
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    BEEN is more of a past tense. While BEING is more of a present tense word.
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    March 13, 2013
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I am learning English because I enjoy it. I enjoy being able to level up in my knowledge and getting more information about the culture and traditions of English speaking countries. English of course, will be useful in my future occupation. I want make friends to have interesting conversations and improve my English. My native language is Russian and I grew up in Ukraine. I enjoy sports, music, films and theatre.

     

     

     

    -This is really good! 

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    March 4, 2013
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