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I am a student in the United States. I am interested in studying lots of languages and travelling all over the world. I have studied French exclusively, and dabbled in Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, Turkish, and Macedonian. I started my profile on italki to learn about other cultures and languages. If you add me as a friend because you are looking for more than that please do not add me. I am not interested in chatting online with someone who is looking for a long distance internet relationship. If you message me calling me "sweety, cute girl, honey, or babe" I will block you and not respond. Thank you.
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    J'étudie français, parce que je voudrais travailler en France. Aussi ma famille est creole française, en Louisiane.

    Ma langue maternelle est Anglais et je viens des Etats-Unis.

    J'ai surf de niece, pance a roulette, et écriture.

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    February 18, 2013
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hello,
    Like me, you wish to learn a language. I propose we talk about several subjects, for example: sports, skiing, sailing boats, mountain biking...
    We can also talk about business or economics, because I am a business consultant in Bordeaux. I help people to create their own companies.
    I hope to meet you online soon,
    Seranni

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    February 18, 2013
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  • Commented

    Hey there, I was just wondering how you have been doing studying by yourself?  What resources have you been using study? And, do you have any tips to help other people w/o formal instruction on how to study?

     

    Good luck!

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    February 3, 2013
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  • Commented

    Je suis d'accord. Il faut avancer pour obtenir le succes!

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    February 3, 2013
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  • Posted
    Who is your favorite italki teacher/professional?

    Hello!

    I am interested in having a teacher or professional on italki help me with learning Japanese.

    If you have tried taking lessons from any of the italki teachers or professionals please give me some information on them and their lessons, etc.

    Did you enjoy your interactions?

    Did you learn a lot?

    How many lessons did you have?

    How confident do you feel about what you have learned?

     

    Thanks for your input!

    August 2, 2011
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    In response to the answers I got from people I would just like to say that is possible to learn everything you need to know about a language in one week through very intensive programs with the right amount of dedication and motivation; furthermore, there are military, government, and corporate programs that train their employees in as little as a week to know everything they need to know to get by with the native language of a country that they are visiting. I appreciate the recommendations to look at the information on italki however, I am looking for something a little bit more intensive, like perhaps, a program created based on the aforementioned programs that I have heard of. Thanks anyways.
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    July 12, 2011
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  • Posted
    Where can I find language software or a good website for learning conversational Japanese in one week?
    December 1, 2010
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  • Posted
    Comment parlent les hotesses de l'air en France? Je me suis inscrite pour un travail comme hotesse de l'air pour une grande companie arrienne. J'ai besoin d'etudier beaucoup car je n'ai jamais etudie assez de vocabulaire pour dirriger les passengers d'un avion. Si vous avez des mots ou des phrases qui vont me conviennes mettez-les ici, s'il vous plait. Merci bien a tout.
    October 29, 2010
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  • Commented
    I think that this question is very shallow and sort of unrelated to the topic of language.  But for the sake of conversation I kind of want to make a comment.
    I think that how one feels about Turkish people can only be based solely on the people that they have interacted with, however, with that said, you can't a whole entire country based on one small group of people that you (the 'all-inclusive' and 'generalized-you') have interacted with.
    I have met very kind, friendly, etc Turkish people.  However, I have also met some less kind and less friendly people.  Everyone is different regardless of their nationality.  No matter what kind of people you are talking about some people will have nice things to say, and some people will have mean things to say.

    So... that's kind of why I think this is a silly question. 
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    October 17, 2010
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    I loved this article.  I want to know, does anyone know where in the US one can study Turkish at a University Level? Its been a very long search for me with no results.  Thanks!
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    January 18, 2009
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