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Hey, Im Lorraine, i'v been learning German for 4 years and am training for Fit in Deutsch 2 (A2) in the Goethe Institute. I am looking to study Business and German in College next year. Looking for someone to speak basic German and who knows i may even teach ye some English Peace Out x
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    Normally going for a walk helps or doing some physical exercise !
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    It means being behind on your classes average grade. So basically means you are having problems with learning !
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    I want to learn  the English language to become me a citizen of the be able to travel the world.

    My name is Roberto I am from Brazil and my native language is the Portuguese. I'm learning  the English language and I want to improve it.

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    February 20, 2013
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    German Correction Please! Hallo! Could anyone correct this please? It would be so helpful! Danke Danke! http://www.italki.com/notebook/entry/314483.htm#.USKke6XjcgU
    February 18, 2013
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    My name is Firas i am looking for some one who can teach me an English.

    I am learning English because i want to get a good job.
    My native language is Arabic and i was born in Iraq.
    I like to make friends and read and dance

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    February 18, 2013
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    "Good on you" usually is used to refer to an object or anything that suits a person well... e.g. The dress looks good on you. "Good for you" is pertaining to a particular situation that the person deserves. e.g. person 1: I passed the exam! person 2: Good for you.
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    February 18, 2013
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    They both mean the same thing basically yes.
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    February 18, 2013
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    The boy was being very suspicious.
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