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Dreaming of a back-country tour of France, Flemish Belgium, The Netherlands, and Germany in 2 years and being able to speak to locals in their native language! The French isn't a problem, but I need a lot of help with the Flemish, Dutch, & German, which I'm just starting at. (Warning - I'm not yet formally studying Flemish, so we'd probably start with me speaking standard Dutch and you saying, "Ummmmm...no.") On a completely unrelated note, I want to learn to pronounce French with a Quebecois accent (not picky which part[s]). I would love a conversation partner who will listen to me say something in French-French, then fire it back to me in Quebecois-French and help me until I get it right. :-)
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    J'avais jamais pense a poser cette question. C'est une bonne question ! :-)
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    March 19, 2014
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    Half Moon Run

    Last night I attended a Half Moon Run concert of Half Moon Run. It was awesome Awesome!

     

    <em>[The single-word "Awesome!" sentence is more what someone else would say to you in response to your first sentence than what you would add to your own first sentence.</em>

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    <em>Glad you had fun!!  :-D]</em>

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    March 17, 2014
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Good evening,

    I want to improve my English because I believe that there is always some way to improve. In the past, I was a language teacher for teenagers (in a French-speaking environment). I have been retired for 22 years now and I still find it interesting to use the proper and precise words to express myself my mind. I hope to find a person who will correct my second-language expressions or language structure structural choices.

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    March 17, 2014
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I like to speak correctly either in my own first language or in any other language I learn. I would like to learn more about these special idioms pertaining to in English.

     

    <em>(Note:  I'm not sure that "special" is necessary here, but it is not grammatically incorrect.  It is just redundant to the word "idiom," which already describes a "special" feature of a language.)</em>

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    March 16, 2014
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    Je cherche a "quebecoisiser" mon accent francais Bonjour a tout le monde ! Je m'appelle KT, et j'espere trouver des amis sur Italki qui peuvent m'aider a apprendre l'accent quebecois. En ce moment, je ne peux produire que l'accent "hexagonale." Je suis decue d'habiter si proche au Canada et ne pas pouvoir parler comme une canadienne !
    March 16, 2014
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