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I was born & raised in a monolingual Midwestern American (USA) town. Through stories told me by some older people who had served as missionaries I became fascinated with language and cultures despite not having any access to resources that would allow me to study them. Many years later I am still fluent in English alone. Over the years I have dabbled with Japanese, ASL, Spanish, French, Italian, Azerbaijani (Azeri), Turkish and Arabic (MSA only). I own a vast language library which contains materials for even more languages but I can't seem to stick with a program on my own! My current language learning project is Esperanto and while I have collected several resources, I still have yet to begin to study. I am looking for someone to help keep me on track. I am also interested in language exchanges.
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    What do you know about the English language? Keep in mind that English has some odd rules for capitalization but it always capitalizes the first word of a sentence. English also always capitalizes country names and the name of languages too. Another example would be: What do you know about the Arabic language? Are you from Morocco? Or I might have phrased that: Are you Moroccan? I hope this helps!
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    May 18, 2014
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    I would guess that the word is "joshing" you. You are correct; the term is a colloquialism for kidding, joking or teasing someone.
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    May 18, 2014
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    Who wants to visit Morocco?
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    May 18, 2014
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