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    i want to improve my freanch et je peux t'aider an anglais. ajoute-moi si tu veux (ici et sur msn - [email protected])
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    April 15, 2008
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    i am not truly english! in fact, i do speak pretty fluently. but none of my ancestors had ever been to england, or any other english speaking country. yet, if u r looking for help, and find me en route, i'll be glad to help. as for skype, my acent is indian! so i think u'd rather we'd restrict to typing
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    March 16, 2008
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    imrpove your? if it's english, i can help... if it's hindi, i can help again. if it's indian history, u'd probably know as much as me (since u r studying it and since i am not very much into indian history). but u can talk, yes. u can help me improve my french as well. and we can meet, too!
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    March 1, 2008
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    how is this relevant to english language?
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    March 1, 2008
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    it means neither "good" nor "horrible".... the americans (followed by rest of the world) have highly contaminated the true meaning of the word "awesome"... this word means fear+respect... um, as in, some piece of architecture, some great person, some heroic deed, if it invokes respect in u and creates a sense of greatness, then it's awesome. a film can almost never be awesome! a symbol can be awesome, churches, etc. awesome is mostly used in the sense of god and satan. but u can extend to tecnologies which make u feel insignificant... btw, when soemthing's bad - u say it's awful (strange, tho, isn't it... awesome and aweful have opposite meanings! awesome - some awe whereas awful is full of awe, so ideally, they should denote the opposite of what they really mean!)
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    March 1, 2008
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    *knock, knock* "who's there?" *click on the correct option to proceed* a) It's me b) It's i
    March 1, 2008
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    moi non plus!
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    March 1, 2008
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    cool! alors, qui t'empeche de l'apprende?
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    March 1, 2008
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    ben... moi aussi! et je veux des francais(es) pour pratique le francais alors, on peut bien s'aider! ajoute-moi, si tu le veux!
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    March 1, 2008
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    dude still needs to be thrown some light upon. it can be used in different, but similar ways, depending upon the americans (or any english speaker who's using it). like, "dude, when r u going home?" or "dude, where's my car?" :P here dude is more of a stress. it does not mean friend, but nor does it have a negative sense. it's just a way to address a person, usually male. similarly, "oh go and ask that dude over there" or "hey dude, watch out". here dude may/moy not have a -ve connonation. depends on the situation. it's more "teen/youth" who find "cooler" subtitutes for "boring" words like a man or a fellow :P chap is also a british word for fellow "hey, old chap!"
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    March 1, 2008
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