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- Mein Plan Hallo. Ich heisse Mohamad. Ich komme aus dem Libanon und bin 23 Jahre alt. Ich studiere Medizin in der universitat. Vor etwa 6 Monaten, habe ich beschlossen Deutsch zu lernen. Ich gehe ins Geothe Institut aber wurde ich mein Deutsch verbessern. Ich soll schreiben und sprechen mehr weil Verstandnis nicht genug ist. Ich mochte auf Deutsch schreiben oft weil das mir helfen wird. Jetzt habe ich nur A1 aber im August ich werde mit dem A2 anfangen.July 3, 201710
- Russian Folk Music (recommendations needed)
hey everyone !
I've been learning Russian for the past 2 years and a lot of the Russian pop music that I usually listen to is getting old and generic
I love the way Russian folk music sounds. I do have a couple of Russian folk songs and I'm looking for some more good ones
any recommendations ?
thanks in advance ;)
January 1, 2016151 there are many countries that i would like to live in
I would like to temporarily move to :
South Africa because of its nature and wildlife
Japan because i think japanese culture is awesome
Russia because it's full of culture and history and i feel like Russians are genuinely nice people !
however , i don't think i want to stay in any of these countries for good .. Lebanon and the UAE will always be home countries :)
0 votedApril 12, 20150- Famous Proverbs/Idioms
what famous proverbs/Idioms do you have in your native langauge ? and can you explain them ?
This topic interests me because you can tell a lot about a specific country's culture from their idioms.
some of myfavorite Lebanese idioms are:
1. عرج الجمل من شفتو (araj el jamal min shifto)
it literally means : the camel limps because of his lip.
It's supposed to be about how some people exaggerate their problems because the camel has only hurt his lip but he's acting like he is severely injured.
another one is : إذا الأب البصل والأم التوم الريحة الحلوة من وين بدها تعوم ؟! (itha al ab albasal w al im altoom , alriha al hilwa min wein badha t'oum)
it literally means: if the dad is the onion and the mother is the garlic , where will the good smell come from?
Simply, if both parents are nasty people , you can't expect the child to be a good person.
and the last, and weidest, one is :
متل الأربعاء بنص الجمعاء (mitil el urba bi nos el juma)
it means : like Wednesday in the middle of Friday
We usually use this expression when something is inconveniently placed or when someone comes at an inconvenient time.
Thanks for reading !
I would love to hear idioms from your country as well !
April 12, 2015120 - Famous Proverbs/Idioms
what famous proverbs/Idioms do you have in your native langauge ? and can you explain them ?
This topic interests me because you can tell a lot about a specific country's culture from their idioms.
some of myfavorite Lebanese idioms are:
1. عرج الجمل من شفتو (araj el jamal min shifto)
it literally means : the camel limps because of his lip.
It's supposed to be about how some people exaggerate their problems because the camel has only hurt his lip but he's acting like he is severely injured.
another one is : إذا الأب البصل والأم التوم الريحة الحلوة من وين بدها تعوم ؟! (itha al ab albasal w al im altoom , alriha al hilwa min wein badha t'oum)
it literally means: if the dad is the onion and the mother is the garlic , where will the good smell comes from?
Simply, if both parents are nasty people , you can't expect the child to be a good person.
and the last, and weidest, one is :
متل الأربعاء بنص الجمعاء (mitil el urba bi nos el juma)
it means : like Wednesday in the middle of Friday
We usually use this expression when something is inconvenietly placed or someone comes at an inconvenient time.
Thanks for reading !
I would love to hear idioms from your country as well !
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