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Hi! My name is Ayman, and I am from Amman, Jordan. I speak German and very good English. I'd like to have contacts with people from all over the world. I can teach Arabic, German and English, not only general courses but also training for official certificates in addition to improving sessions as well. Exchange is also applicable. Am looking forward to meeting new friends :)
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    Elfchen ist eine Art von Literatur, ein Gedicht besteht aus fuenf Zeilen und elf Woerter insgesamt.

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    August 18, 2015
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    Hi, I've read your question and I'd like to try to help. 1. don't focus on learning grammar only, try to learn sentences in a form like encode/decode instead. 2. write the sentences you've learnt or you wanna memorie on a piece of papaer (together on one piece or separated) and hang it beside your bed or on your door, so you can read it before sleep. This way is privilege. 3. regarding how many words you should learn, everyone would advise you to learn and memorise new vocabulary as much as possible, since this is something normal while learning a new language. But don't panic, I know previously that German is something else than English, eh! hhh. Last but not least, you can try to learn anything step by step, as it's said in German: Ueben macht den Meister = practice makes perfect :)
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    August 17, 2015
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    Hello Justin, Jemand is used usually as Subject, while jemanden is used in Object case. To clarify this further, the first sentence, ICH is the Subject that's why you need to use JEMANDEN to express object case. However, the second sentence JEMAND is the Subject. Am not sure if you have learnt the cases in German, Nominativ, Akkusative ....etc. jemand stands for Nominativ and jemanden does for Akkusativ. Hope my answer could help you. Cheers, Ayman
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    August 16, 2015
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    Hİ..HOW ARE YOU..

    I am from Turkey
    My English is not very good,but ı am working on improving my English,
    what do you think?

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    August 8, 2015
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    June 27, 2015
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    Dear Mr. X,

    As per our telecommunication (we talked on/over the phone), I am sending you enclosed information concerning funds XY. Please read the document quietly and call me back, so that we can begin the next steps.

    Also I am sending you shares offer as discussed last time. If you confirm the offer (still find them good), kindly sign the paper and email (send) it back to me. I will take care of the rest / further things.

    Looking forward to hearing from you.

    Kind regards/ Best regards/ Sincerely,

    ABC

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    June 27, 2015
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    Hello Hyungwook, I think on my mind is used to express that you still remember sb. or sth. for example: you are always in my mind. While in / to my mind is to express your opinion, for example: as far as I can sea, he was talking seriously. Hope I can explain it well. Thanks, Ayman
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    June 21, 2015
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    Thank you so much for this useful topic.

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    June 17, 2015
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