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Kaya
Hebrew
Mar 23, 2026
Was a great introduction, Eliza is a very interesting person and i enjoyed teaching and talking to her :)
Aya Jamal
Arabic
Jun 1, 2020
Elliza is amazing.. and she is smart and fast learner, I enjoyed my lesson with her, thank you :)
Nana.N
Japanese
May 5, 2018
Thank you so much. We have finished the lesson about eating. You did good job in our class. We are going to learn about family next time. See you on the next lesson.
Nana.N
Japanese
Apr 22, 2018
Thank you Liz. We learned about "～がすきですか" and "～はすきじゃありません。". You really understand the particle "が" and "は". We will continue today's lesson. See you on the next lesson.
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  • Commented
    Nice article. When learning a language that's spoken in several countries, consider which country you're likely to visit and go for it. For example, I live in Europe so Spanish from Spain is a natural choice for me. Although LatAm Spanish us often easier to understand :D.
    August 7, 2024
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  • Posted
    Introduction Minu nimi on Eliza, mina elan Moskvas. Moskva on Venemaa pealinn. Mina töötan copywriter ja kunstnik. Mina töötan majas. *I've just started with Estonian so I'm sure this is horrible :)
    March 11, 2019
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  • Posted
    Good Chinese fantasy movies with English subs? Hi Everyone, could you please recommend some decent Chinese movies with English subs on YouTube? Thanks!
    December 3, 2017
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  • Corrected

    Drinking with my friend

    I went to have drinks with my old friend. He's my old schoolmate from our high school days. or We've been friends since high school.
    We met in Ueno, a historical neighborhood in Tokyo, and went into an Irish style pub.
    The pub's interior was very luxurious and it was decorated for Halloween. It was so luxurious inside the pub and decor was glittering since the day was close to Helloween .
    We could drink have some drinks at a discounted cheaper price (around 2 dollars) because it was before 7 pm and we took advantage of the 'happy hour'.
    Both of us drunk two glasses of drinks there. We had two drinks each.

    1. "I went drinking" sounds like your purpose was to get drunk. So it's better to say "to have drinks".

    2. I rewrote your sentence about the pub to make it sound better.

    3. Price can't be cheaper, it can only be lower or discounted. So, it's "cheaper shoes" but "lower price". You WILL hear native English speakers say "cheaper price" but that's wrong.

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    October 5, 2017
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  • Corrected

    Hi Sonia,

    here are some corrections. Although, I'm not exactly sure what you mean by 'conference publication is projected'. Hope this helps!


    E-mail Conference

    Dear italki friends, would you correct my sentences with grammatically correct, polite expressions? Thank you in advance.


    Dear John,

    Thank you so much for your quick reply. It is very nice information that the conference publication is projected (can't really understand what you mean. Perhaps, It's very good to know that the conference is taking place.) I'm looking forward to receiving detailed information about it.

    I look forward to seeing you in Hongkong.

    Best wishes from Japan,
    Sonia

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    October 5, 2017
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  • Corrected

    I took an English Expression test.

    Today, I took an English Expression test.
    I could answer listening questions easy easily.
    But when I did wrighting the writing test, I've experienced couldn't answer very few several problems.
    I think that I want to be able to use the right English expressions.

    Well done! Pay attention to articles (a/an/the) and tenses. When you're talking about things that happened in the past (started and finished in the past), use the Past Simple tense.

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    October 5, 2017
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  • Answered
    It would be fine to rephrase it like you did. But keep in mind that while the general meaning stays the same, the emphasis of the sentence changes. The original version focuses on "not to help the employers", but your version focuses on "provide work for young people". Hope this helps.
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    February 10, 2014
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  • Posted
    Serbian verb conjugations Just want to get the hang of this :) Morati: moram, moraš, mora, moramo, morate, moraju Govoriti: govorim, govoriš, govori, govorimo, govorite, govore Razumeti: razumem, razumeš, razume, razumemo, razumete, razumeju Ostajati: ostajem, ostaješ, ostaja, ostajemo, ostajete, ostaju Voziti: vozim, voziš, vozi, vozimo, vozite, voze Živeti: živim, živeš, živi, živemo, žive That's all for now! I appreciate your help!
    February 9, 2014
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  • Corrected

    Hi, this is very good! But there are some minor mistakes. Here are my corrections:

     

    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I'm learning English, because I want to study abroad. - <em>In English, we don't put a "," in front of "because". Also, I made two sentences of your long one. It reads better this way.</em>

    I love learning languages, and it's a good opportunity to make new friends too.
    I'm speaking Hungarian, and I grew up in Hungary. - <em>"I'm speaking Hungarian" means that you are speaking it right now. I guess you want to say that you are a native Hungarian speaker, so we use Present Simple here: "I speak Hungarian" (this is the state of things rather than your activity at this moment). And there was an extra "," again.</em>
    I enjoy playing basketball and volleyball. I love to programming, I'm learning it almost constantly, and I'm good at it. - <em>It's better to say "I love programming". Programming is a noun and it just sounds better here. If you say "I like programming", you are telling us that you like the subject and not just the activity.</em>

    I often go to programming competitions.
    I like reading good novels, like Flowers for Algernon or Hunger Games.

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    November 10, 2013
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  • Posted
    Writing a postcard in Japanese? Hi everyone! I'm new here and my level of Japanese is zero (I can read some hiragana and that's it). I need to send a postcard to Japan and I'd like to write it in Japanese (no Kanji, though). Can you please help me? Here's the text: -------------------- Hi Toshi, I'm in San Francisco now. It's a really amazing city and I really like it. It's a big city, but it's also very relaxed. The seafood is great here and visiting Chinatown was an interesting experience. Speak soon, Liz ----------------- Thanks in advance for your help!
    April 19, 2013
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