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I am looking for someone to converse with to hopefully increase my German skills and to hopefully have fun while doing it :) Ich heisse Whitney und ich wohne in den USA. (Now you can see why I need to improve :) I'm looking for "Language Eschange Partner" I guess, and I'm totally fine with teaching you English, or helping you out with it. :D
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    Ich schreibe auf Deutsch Hallo, Ich heiße Whitney. Ich bin fast 15 jahre alt und ich wohne in Seattle, Washington. Ich suche für leute wer mochte English learnen, und kann hilf mir mit Deutsch. Meinen familien is aus Wien, Osterreich, und ich mag dort mehr dann hier. Bitte geben sie mir ein Friend Request! Danke! -Whitney
    April 14, 2013
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    What does "Geil" or "Geile" mean? I've seen people call things "Geil" or "Geile" online, and I wanted to know what it meant, so I Google Translated it. Google says that "Geil" means "Horny". Umm, is this true? Thanks! -Whitney
    April 8, 2013
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  • Answered
    It means that eventually these bills will lead to the citizenship for the foreign nationals in the country. Basically, they're creating something that eventually will let foreigners have citizenship.
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    April 2, 2013
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  • Answered
    To take care is to fix a problem or help someone. And example for fixing a problem would be: I need to take care of that leaky sink. Here's an example to help someone: I need to take care of my grandmother because she is sick. As for Take care about... I don't know what you mean. I've never heard someone say "take care about" before. Maybe "Take care about holding that vase"? That means to have care and take care of the vase, so you don't drop it or break it. But then again, no one says that.
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    March 24, 2013
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    February 16, 2013
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  • Corrected

    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I am learning English because that it will benefit to my job.
    My native language is Arabic and I grew up in Iraq.
    I enjoy to travail traveling and reading history and policy books.

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    February 16, 2013
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  • Answered
    That's nice for you.
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    February 15, 2013
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  • Answered
    It is possible to say" I've ran out of the battery" except WITHOUT the "the". :D But whatever you say, DON'T say "the" battery. You sound like you learned English from an online program, which is what you don't want :D
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    February 15, 2013
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  • Posted
    My 2nd Notebook Entry Meine hobby's sind pferds, schreiben, höre zum musik, und laufen. Danke für korrektur! -Whitney
    February 15, 2013
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  • Answered
    When something is "Drifting Out" it means that it is leaving and going away. When something is " Drifting In" it means that it is arriving and coming into the general area. When something is "Drifting Away" it means that it is drifting away FROM YOU and that it is leaving YOU. (That is unless you classify if its drifting away FROM something.)
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    February 14, 2013
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