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Hello my name is Tom, I currently live in Shanghai and enroll in University here. I am a native Hebrew speaker, I also speak fluent English and would be happy to help you learn either. I love linguistics very much and believe everyone should be able to speak at least two languages. I have helped people learn Hebrew and English before and found that I enjoyed it very much. If you choose to take my courses you will have a few learning options. I can help you with school material if you are taking a Hebrew class or can help you learn the alphabet and teach common phrases and vocabulary words as well as grammar, or if you just want to practice your conversational skills. You should choose me because I know what it’s like to learn a new language. I had to learn English and am now learning Mandarin Chinese. So I know the process and the frustration that can come with it. If you think you can use my help please feel free contact me and I look forward to hearing from you.
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Dan
Chinese (Mandarin)
Mar 23, 2022
Good job Tom. We learned the first and second conversations of lesson 18 today.
Dan
Chinese (Mandarin)
Mar 3, 2022
Good job Tom. We did the exercise of lesson 17 and started the warm-up of lesson 18 today.
Dan
Chinese (Mandarin)
Feb 15, 2022
Good job Tom. We did the exercise of lesson 17 today.
Dan
Chinese (Mandarin)
Jan 14, 2022
Good job Tom. 我们今天学习了第17课的第五篇课文和注释。
Activities
  • Answered
    there is no Hebrew version of the name megan or meg it would be pronounced the exact same way
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    October 12, 2014
    1
  • Answered
    The answer is C Isn't used to. For A and B to be correct the verb "living" has to be in the infinitive form "to live" The reason is that A and B have a different meaning than C. In A and B "used to" means something she did in the past. For example "I used to live in France" or "I used to ride my bike every morning", but in C, "used to" is the same is the Russian word привык. The sentence is saying that the house feels quiet to the grandmother because she is not used to being alone in it.
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    May 21, 2014
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  • Corrected

    It seems like a waste of time

    Every day I looked busy, but actually I do not do much works. I really have lots of works I need to do  like reading papers, writing my paper, doing my researches. I have three research topics, two topics are almost completed, but the results of the two topics are not good so I have been trying to improve them. Unfortunately, it is hard to improve them even though. I have tried many times, but the results did not improve much to satisfy my expectation. My professor pushed me to complete my paper, but the results of my topics are not good, how can I complete my paper? Sad. Sometimes, I wish god can bless me to get some good research results, hahaha. Wish me luck, I will try a few more times.That's why even though I am busy, but I got nothing. It seems like a waste my time, but I have no another options.

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    May 16, 2014
    1
  • Answered
    thanks. I don't want to use google translate but what other source would you suggest?
    0 voted
    May 1, 2014
    0
  • Answered
    yes. So in what situation would I use 某物?
    0 voted
    April 30, 2014
    0
  • Posted
    what is the difference between 看 and 看着? and can you give me other examples of similar situations?
    April 30, 2014
    10
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  • Posted
    is this correct? 我想告诉你某物
    April 30, 2014
    11
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  • Corrected

    现在生活是有一点的困难,我需要变成一个更好的人,然后我相信如果我的家人和朋友帮助我,我的生活会是变得更好

    0 voted
    April 24, 2014
    0
  • Posted
    变化我生活 现在生活是一点的困难,我需要变成一个更好的人然后我相信我的生活会是更好如果我的家人和朋友帮助我
    April 23, 2014
    13
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  • Answered
    the first one is correct and the second one would be correct if you wrote "Have you ever experienced a culture shock?" experienced not experience
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    March 24, 2014
    0