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I am a native English speaker. I have a CELTA qualification in teaching English. I want to find people to do a 50/50 language exchange in French and Darija (intermediate) and Berber languages, Hindi, Modern Standard Arabic and Italian (beginners).
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    I would like to do a language exchange.  I am a native English speaker.

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    April 1, 2014
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    Darija - for correction Salam 3lekom! Bghit kankra Darija. 7awlt krat Darija, welakin saib bazaf! Kantamana chi wahad telma ana kantkellem 7san! Sma7lia Darija diali la mezyan!!!
    March 22, 2014
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  • Answered
    Try to pronounce the two separate syllables in the word Persian. 'Per' rhymes with stir. The 'er' sound is the same as the 'ir' in bird. In 'sian' the vowels are not pronounced. Have you heard of the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)? It is a set of characters which represents all of the sounds used in various languages. This is really useful for English pronunciation because letters can have different sounds in different words. In IPA, we would write Persian as /ˈpɜːʒn/ The word has four sounds p (as in picture) ɜː (the ir sound in bird) ʒ (which sounds similar to a j and is the sound in Asia or treasure or pleasure) and n (as in new). Put those four sounds together and you pronounce Persian. I hope this helps :)
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    June 7, 2013
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    Bghit kankra Darija (Arabyia Maghrebi) Salam! Bghit kankra Darija. Kanhawl kankra Darija qbel welakin bghit kantekellum bazarba wa mezyan.
    June 7, 2013
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    Hello

    My name is Sang. I'd like to learn English. I hope that italki will help me with this. Thanks.

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    June 7, 2013
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