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Bonjour Je m'appelle sarah (ou aras..) et je voudrais pratiquer français parce-que je ne veux pas perdre toute que j'ai appris. Здрастсувийте! Хочу говорить с русскими людами и помнить русскую культуру. Мне нравиться кино Hello! I am Sarah (or Aras) I am American but I am living in Canada, studying zxkcvz.nmrgujjook. I am interested in art, photography, reading, film..and politics and monsters... If you would like to practise English or ask any question, feel free.
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    Joyeux Noel contre joyeuses saisions des fetes....cest qoui le difference de sense entre le deux?
    December 26, 2007
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    I think it is probably almost possible. And anyway, you know it now, at least somewhat so you are not actually working from nothing. I sort of did something similar with French. I tried to dramatically improve my french in two months. It did work, for the most part but I still find that there are gaps in my knowledge. But I think the main thing is finding the perseverance and will power. Dont listen to the people that say you need to get a teacher or that you cant, and I think that you will learn a lot. Maybe you wont be fluent, but you will improve.Best of luck!
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    December 22, 2007
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    The Statue of Liberty is a gift from the French government to the American government given to celebrate the democratic ideals that both countries fought for in the American and French Revolutions. Actually the French helped the Americans to win their war for independence a lot. Later the Statue became one of the first things that immigrants would see in the USA when they travelled into the New York Harbour. Immigrants who came by ship were taken to Ellis Island, which is very close to Statan Island, the island which has the Statue of Liberty on it. Thus the Statue of Liberty became the symbol of freedom, democracy and hope which the immigrants were seeking. Recently there have been a lot of repairs done on the Statue. Originally the statue was brown (It is made of bronze) but with time the medal tarnished and became green. Of course this is a patriotic and somewhat propagandistic idea of the Statue. What it actually means is for you yourself to decide. Often people make fun of the Statue of Liberty and draw cartoons showing the Statue falling or being destroyed because they want to show that they are not satisfied with the government and demand a higher standard of human rights than what the US government is acting on.
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    December 17, 2007
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