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Hey guys, I am a russian german speaking fluent russian and german :D Well, I wanna lern arabic, cause I need another adventure. So actually just of own interest. But still: It is a great wish and I hope this page will help me. So what I am looking for is somebody preferrently from egypt, to help me with words and grammar.... I have given lessons in my languages before, therefore know how to teach them. Right now I am living in Switzerland and studying Management. Thanks to everybody for your help!
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    It's like in and on, but not a state but a direction. check this out: http://aprendamosfacil.files.wordpress.com/2012/05/placeanddirection_4622.gif
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    April 8, 2013
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    Don't be angry with me, please!
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    April 8, 2013
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    childish: Он ведет себя по-детски, несерьёзный, ребя́ческий childlike: Он выглядит как ребенок, де́тский - как у ребёнка
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    March 25, 2013
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    Zurich ;)
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    March 18, 2013
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    Hi! Anybody is the opposite of nobody. Anybody = somebody. The difference ist, that that anybody is used in negated sentences. There is nobody in the room. ( =empty room) There is somebody in the room. There isn't anybody in the room ( =there is nobody in the room).
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    March 14, 2013
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    Ich spiele Gitarre. / I play the guitar.

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    March 13, 2013
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    Praise= saying, that sth/sb is good; Commend= telling somebody that sth/sth is good and she/he should try it. Example: I am praising this book = I like this book, it's good. I (re)commend this book = This book is better than all the others, YOU should buy it and read it. You usually recommend sth to somebody and just praising sth. Understood?
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    March 13, 2013
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    Hi, you say "I am going home". This is present progressive, which means that you are going home right now at exactly this moment. If you say " I am going to go home" it is future: going-to future. It means that you are having the definite plan to go home soon. If you say "I will go home" you know that you want to go home in future, but your plans may also change. So you have three different times mentioned, and two of them are future tense and one is present progressive.
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    March 13, 2013
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