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I'm from the States but haven't lived there since 2008. Instead I've been traveling and teaching English to students of every level and age. I got a master's degree in linguistics and I'm on my way to being an accent reductionist (to help people sound less accented when they speak English). Actually, I'd like to practice accent reduction techniques on this website, rather than actually teach the English language. It would mean my students must already be pretty fluent and comfortable in English. I'm also learning and practicing Hungarian and Mandarin.
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    "are the trend" would be better. also, is the sentence supposed to be a question or a statement? i don't understand the meaning of the sentence. After that, I realized single-page applications are the trend/are trending/are common nowadays/are trendy.
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    February 21, 2018
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    thanks for all the answers, though i'm actually talking about when spanish people are speaking english and they say "I'm a serious person." your responses, though, are helpful for trying to understand the idea they're trying to express.
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    February 8, 2014
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    Chinese teachers? a friend of mine is thinking about becoming a chinese (mandarin and cantonese) language teacher but doesn't know where to begin, nor anything about what kind of jobs are out there for her. can anyone offer any advice? (she's a native cantonese speaker but also fluent in mandarin and B2 in english) thanks for any suggestions! :)
    February 5, 2014
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    What do Spaniards mean when they describe themselves as a "serious" person? Someone I was talking to tried to say he didn't mean "not funny" but he couldn't explain what he meant. Maybe conservative? trustworthy? i have no idea.
    October 26, 2013
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    i'd probably say "this stays between you, me, and these four walls"
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    October 23, 2013
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    i'd probably say "this stays between you, me, and these four walls"
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    October 23, 2013
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    i'd probably say "this stays between you, me, and these four walls"
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    October 23, 2013
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    fluent means to speak without hesitation, without searching for words, and without "um" and "uh" and other pauses. you can be fluent ina language and only be at an intermediate level. native speakers usually speak fluently (unless there is some problem like stuttering, aphasia, etc).
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    October 23, 2013
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    what age is the lesson for?
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    October 22, 2013
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    it's still used in the US, often to describe TV shows like The Gilmore Girls and The IT Crowd.
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    October 22, 2013
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