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Hello! I am a language learner from Boulder, Colorado and I am looking to have conversations in several different languages. I am a native English speaker, intermediate German speaker and I am currently learning French. During the day I am a computer programmer and in the evenings and weekends I am an artist. I enjoy traveling, hiking, mountain biking, and learning languages. I'm looking forward to speaking French on italki and making some new friends!
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Japanese
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French
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Marc Nicolet
French
Feb 8, 2017
Très bon travail Chris, nous avons pratiqué des situations dans des cafés et restaurant, vu des noms d'aliments, presque que comme si vous étiez à Paris. Continuez à étudier!
Marc Nicolet
French
Feb 3, 2017
You did pretty well today as soon as you gained some confidence. We'll work on that!
Natsumi
Japanese
Jun 15, 2016
Thanks for the feedback, Chris-san! Verb conjugation can be very complicated but you managed really well :) I hope to talk with you soon! Thank you for sharing the time with me. ありがとうございました!
Natsumi
Japanese
Jun 10, 2016
Thank you for the feedback, Chris-san! You learned the grammar structure very quickly. I am sure that you will improve a lot by the time you are coming to Japan! Hope to talk with you soon! ありがとうございました!
Activities
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    Questions / Answers for Talking About Travel Hello, I am currently a beginning Japanese student. I have a question about how to talk about travel. How would I say the following: Questions: 1. Where do you want to travel to? 2. What countries have you visited? Answers: 1. I have traveled to....[country] 2. I will be traveling to [country] in [month]. 3. I would like to visit...[country] Thank you so much. I appreciate any and all help you can provide! ありがとうございます!
    June 7, 2016
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    January 6, 2015
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    Salut! Salut! Je m’appelle Chris. J’habite à États-Unis. Je peux parler anglais et allemand. Je veux apprendre français. Je veux voyager en France. Merci et au revoir!
    January 5, 2015
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    ¿Como sé dice "happy" en español? ¿Puedo decir "contento" o "feliz" para "I am happy"? ¿Es "feliz" mucho contento? ¡Muchas gracias!
    July 8, 2014
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    Como sé dice "nature" en español? Como sé dice "nature" en español? Is it "la naturaleza"? When I say nature, I mean as in the trees, mountains, animals, etc. ¡Muchas gracias!
    July 8, 2014
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    Typhoon

    A Typhoon is coming to Japan.It There will be heavy rain on 9th to 10th of July.
    I feel so very sad, Bbecause I am it is hard to go out. I will stay at home all day.
    Even if not, I tend to stay home because of the rainy season in Tokyo.
    What do you do these days?
    It is good day to study English,though.

     

    Konban wa Tomimi san. Very good work with this. I can understand everything that you want to say and the errors are very small. Great job!

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    July 7, 2014
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    Hoy hablé español Hola. Hoy hablé español con un profesor. Hablábamos de mi familia y lo que me gusta hacer. Es mi primero tiempo hablar con una persona. Estoy muy feliz. Is the grammar right here? I don't know how to speak in the past tense yet in spanish and I had to use google translate. Thanks for your help!
    July 7, 2014
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    July 5, 2014
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    I personally like illustrative art and the impressionist painters. Monet is one of my favorites. What are your favorite types?
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    July 3, 2014
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    Speaking only of the US, some people would rather just say yes to someone to be nice in that moment, and then not show up to the engagement. Some people feel that it is more rude to say no to someone in person. I do not agree with this, but some other people do. It is hard for them to say no to someone. Instead of asking as many people as possible, it may be better to ask people who are interested in the event personally or you have a good relationship with. These people would be more likely to attend then others who do not have a vested interest. I hope this helps!
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    July 3, 2014
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