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My languages include: English (native) Spanish (intermediate) Turkish (beginner) I know a bit of German and a teeny-tiny bit of Arabic. I like learning languages because it's fun!
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    Hej hej! Hej! Jag talar engelska och spanska. Jag tycker om svenska. (Now for some sentences because I can't say much that makes sense otherwise, haha.) 1. Flickan har en hund. 2. Pojken dricker mjölk. 3. Du trycker om katten. 4. Jag vill en kopp te. Hej da!
    October 13, 2015
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    What is your question? Are you wondering what this means, I guess? You can also write it like this: Fruit and vegetables were MEANT to be found only in gardens belonging to wealthy people. Both sentences mean the same thing. :) But the addition of "meant" may help you understand what the sentence means ... it's talking about a sort of unwritten rule about the past. Note that this is NOT a common sentence structure ... you are likely to only find it in books. :)
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    April 4, 2015
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    There is not really a distinction. Anyone can use either phrase to talk about their childhood, no matter how old they currently are. :)
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    April 4, 2015
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    Focus, because it's a noun. :) Focused always acts as a verb.
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    April 3, 2015
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    The first two sentences mean the same thing: you couldn't run fast in the past and you still can't run fast now. The third sentence implies that now you actually can run fast. I don't really know if there is a grammar rule to explain it ... but the differences are minuscule - all 3 sentences could be understood to mean the same thing.. :)
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    April 3, 2015
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    English has so many different accents, so you might find it easier to focus on an accent that you find easy to understand. :) I also like to use lyricstraining.com and listeningpractice.com as exercises.
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    April 2, 2015
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    Hay muchos diccionários técnicos disponsible en Amazon.com: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=spanish+-+english+technical+dictionary&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Aspanish+-+english+technical+dictionary Incluyendo un libro con el título: Dictionary of Engineering Terms in English and Spanish. :)
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    April 2, 2015
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    Sentences with more vocab Merhaba! I wrote out some sentences to practice vocab and grammar. I've written in English what I think I'm saying. ;) Fillerı ekmek yer. -- The elephants eat bread. Biz soğuk kahve içmek. -- We drink cold coffee. Yazarın kitabın büyük.-- The book's author is big?? Wait a minute, that's not what I wanted to say ... So if I wrote "Kitabın yazarın büyük," that would mean "The author's book is big"? Sen bana bir gazete okur. -- You read a newspaper to me. Çilek seviyorum.-- I like strawberries. İngilizce anliyorum. -- I understand English. Teşekkürler!
    April 2, 2015
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    April 1, 2015
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