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Hey! Allow me to introduce myself: my name is Nadejda, I live in Qatar (although I was born in Moldova). I have a plenty of hobbies and one of them is studying languages - and that's why I'm here! I'm looking forward to get a chance to chat with you and get an exciting language experience. Nevertheless, please be aware that I'm here not for dating purposes, so if you're looking for a cute girl to date, you maybe would like to decline my follower request ;) But if you feel passion for languages and wish to gain knowledge: welcome! I hope we can make our chat nice, comfy and efficient. Oh, and by the way! If you turn out to be a great partner and friend, I'd be more than happy to travel to your country and spend several days chatting and exploring your surroundings, so if you like your language partners to shorten the distance in some time - welcome! P.S. Guys, I have lots of requests from Chinese people. That's amazing, as I have a chance to learn your beautiful language, but unfortunately I cannot accommodate everyone, as my time is quite limited) so please don't get offended if I ignore your friend request. On the other hand, I don't have lots of German speakers, so those are encouraged to request!)
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  • Answered
    A big secret is that any strategy works... as long as you hold on to it. Actually, I met the same problem on Chinese. What I ended up with is jumping between different "beginner" level programs. i take a bit of course at one, and when it gets too difficult, I jump up to the next one and wow! suddenly I run over the same words and expressions I learned recently. so it gets easier to repeat them and then go to the next level - because it appears to be easier as long as you've mastered the previous section. Grammar is important, so try to find yourself a native speaker and ask him to highlight your weak points - then concentrate on them.
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    March 12, 2016
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    It was difficult to find a person who was patient enough to correct all your mistakes and at the same time was engaged in conversations and interested enough while you're thinking on your preposition.

    Speaking is even more complicated, as you feel intimidated and frustrated by your inability to find proper words in a short time and you feel like your partner is getting bored)

    Last but not the least - you have to find a patient, interested, enthusiastic person... who at the same time shares your interests and way of thinking so you could actually practice, not just wandering around looking for something to discuss!) Well, that's a challenge, isn't it?)

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    March 12, 2016
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  • Answered
    Neither of these sentences are correct. I believe, the correct one will be: Slaughtered to the number of million etc ( and no comma needed).
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    March 12, 2016
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    Übung 3 und 4 Put the question words: 1. Das Mädchen fragt den Lehrer. Wer fragt den Lehrer? 2. Ein Buch liegt hier. Was liegt hier? 3. Das Mädchen versteht das Wort nicht. Was versteht das Mädchen nicht? Wer versteht das Wort nicht? 4. Die Lehrerin erklärt den Satz. Was erklärt die Lehrerin? Wer erklärt den Satz? 5. Wir haben Büchen und Hefte. Was haben wir? Wer hat Bücher und Hefte? 6. Der Student versteht den Lektor. Wen versteht der Student? 7. Das Mädchen schließt das Fenster. Was schließt das Mädchen? Put into right form: 1. Die Studenten kommen zum Unterricht\Die Studentin kommt zum Unterricht. 2. Heute alle Studenten sind in Unterricht, niemand fehlt. 3. Der Student erklärt die Regel. 4. Der Lektor fragt den Studenten\die Studentin. 5. Der Student übersetzt den Satz. 6. Er begrüßt den Freund. 7. Die Studenten wiederholen den Text. 8. Eine Studentin schreibt die Regel. 9. Der Lektor korrigiert den Fehler. 10. Die Kursteilnehmer üben die Regel. 11. Der Lektor diktiert die Wörter.
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  • Commented

    Audiobooks and audiocourses are the best)) allow you to study and do anything else at the same time: working out, cross-stitching, anything that doesn't really require your head.

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    Русский язык 10.03.2016

    Сегодня, я пишу о своей жизни в Лондоне, где с прошлого года я изучаю географию в Кингс Колледж. Когда я не занимаюсь  (but double занимаюсь is not very good. So I would suggest changing the phase to something like когда у меня нет лекций в университете) в университете, я обычно занимаюсь спортом или я играю в карты с друзьями. Примерно три раза в неделю, я бегаю в парке возле моего дома. Раз в неделю я играю в турнире карточных игр под названием Magic: the Gathering. Я начала играть в эту игру десять лет назад, но я не играла в течение восьми лет. Это довольно сложная стратегическая игра. Я надеюсь что я смогу играть на большом турнире в Праге в июне.

    PS: yes, you can use "моей" - feminine)

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    March 10, 2016
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  • Commented

    With or without the teacher, the only way to speak is to actually... speak!)

    First you can have a chat with your mirror, then prepare a vocabulary and try to hold a conversation with a native, then move to a non-prepared discussion... or discussions!)

    The more you speak, the more confident you feel and the more you speak.

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    March 8, 2016
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  • Commented
    Well, if you travel around the world, you'll hear equal number of people speaking both) but if you want a reference to study, you might start with German as it is closer to English than French and might be a little easier to master. Then you can go and please yourself with French =)
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    March 8, 2016
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  • Answered
    Нарезать is more about cutting a thing into many small pieces: нарезать колбасу для праздничного стола, нарезать лимон, нарезать песню (if you want to split a song into many pieces, for example). Разрезать usually refers to cutting an object into two-three pieces: разрезать торт, разрезать арбуз (as making the first cut), разрезать ленту (into two pieces) etc.
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    March 8, 2016
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  • Posted
    Übung 3 Der Übungsraum ist in der Üniversitat. Das Zimmer ist groß ung hell, es gibt drei Fenster und sie sind breit und hoch. Die Decke ist weiß. Vorn hängt eine schwarz Tafel. Oben hängen sechts Leuchter. Die Tür ist am rechts. Links hüngen viele Tabellen und Bildern. Im Zimmer steht auch viele Tische und Stuhle. Heute Studenten haben drei Stunde Deutsch. Frau Lina kommst zuerst, öffnet die Fenster und dann die Studenten kommt ins Zimmer. Der Lehrer kommt auch. Die Studenten begrüßt ihm. Lektor fragt dann alle Studenten sind da. Alle sind da und er fragt dann haben sie die Hauaufgaben gemacht. Der Lehrer und die Studenten prüfe der Text, übersetze die Satze. Danach der Lehrer sagt dann zwei Studenten wer kommt aus Berlin. Die Stunde Deutsch sind aus. Die Studenten und der Lehrer verlassen das Zimmer.
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