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My name is Patrice London. I was born and raised in Washington, DC, went to college and lived in Daytona Beach, FL for 6-7 years and have lived in New Jersey for the last 10 years. I do a lot of things. I am a Christian unschooling mom of 3 girls and a boy, I am a natural birth advocate who occasionally does doula work. I am an author, placenta encapsulation specialist and I make lots of things like medicines, lotions, soap, lip balm, salves and lots more using herbs, and essential oils. I am also a classically trained coloratura soprano. My oldest daughter learned about Esperanto and as she kept talking about it, I became interested. We speak with each other and I love it. I am looking to make friends on italki and finally learn to speak conversational Spanish, American Sign Language and perhaps get back to Esperanto. :D
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Mark Esposito
Sign Language
Jul 24, 2015
I so look forward to more classes with you Patrice. You have such a great attitude and natural aptitude for languages. I'm glad you are so enthusiastic about Sign Language and Spanish. I feel the same way.
Mark Esposito
Spanish
Jul 22, 2015
I look forward to working with you Patrice. With your natural talents I know it's going to be fun.
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  • Posted
    Mi estas reale lernas Esperanton! Mi pensis mi sciis tre malmultaj vortoj en Esperanton sed mi scii pli ol mi pensis. Mi havas renkontis malmutaj popoloj sur italki.com kaj lernu.net. Ni skribas kaj ĝia tute en Esperanton. Popoloj kiu ne parolas mia praloĝanto lingvon kaj mi ne parolas ilia. Mirinda! Esperanton estas simila ponto, donacas mi amikoj en partoj de mondo mi havas ne vizitis. Ĝia tre bone! Mi ĝuas lernas Esperanton multe. Mi estas ĝoja mia filino rakontis mi pri Esperanton.
    July 19, 2014
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  • Corrected
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    July 16, 2014
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  • Answered
    If you're referring to one animl, use "its", if more than one animal, "their".
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    July 13, 2014
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  • Answered
    Find someone to speak it with you. I just did a 5 day challenge that had me speak from the first day. By the 5th day, I was ready (although nervous) to briefly introduce myself to someone who can help me to improve.
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    July 12, 2014
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  • Answered
    I am a homeschooling mom of 4 children, 3 girls and a (baby) boy. Because I am preparing my children for adulthood, I do have them help me prepare meals. They even make meals on their own with no help from me at all. We typically start with eggs at around 4 to 5 years of age. I have them help me when they're very young, very interested and eager to help. My 7 year old daughter shocked my aunt who visited with us a few days ago, as she went into the kitchen and made herself a hamburger, but our aunt as well. My 11 year old is getting to the point where she is very comfortable cooking and my 16 year old can prepare complete meals, holiday meals included, with no help, and all from scratch (no pre-made packaged foods). I look forward to helping my son learn as well. One benefit of this has been that there are a lot of days that I don't have to cook at all. After having my son 8 months ago, I had no need of the meals many of my friends wanted to bring because my daughters can cook. We still accepted the food though. :)
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    July 12, 2014
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  • Answered
    This is the best way I can think to explain the "s" in "at the undertaker's" right now. Your name is Yasin. I could say that I am "at Yasin's house" or "I'm at Yasin's". It means the same thing. So, "I'm at the undertaker's" means that they are at the undertaker's place of business or residence. Hope that helps.
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    July 12, 2014
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  • Answered
    I will do it for you. :)
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    July 11, 2014
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  • Posted
    How do I say, "I'm a homeschool mom", or, "Im an unschooling mom" in Esperanto? One correction I have says that my children are "in homeschool", and I would never say that as we use the word unschool or homeschool as a term describing how they are educated, not a place.
    July 11, 2014
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  • Answered
    How do you say, "I'm sorry", in your language and the language you're learning? In English it's "I'm sorry". En Esperanto- "Pardonu mi".
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    July 11, 2014
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  • Corrected

    English exam

    Finally, after all the course, I didn't pass the exam of 5th level, the intermediate level.
    I need to estudy more and practise a lot.
    I have several months ahead to get enough level before the next exam come

     

    One Possible Correction- After completing the entire level 5 intermediate course, I took the exam and did not pass.

    I need to study more and practice a lot. (I believe if you're using UK English "practise" is fine.)

    I have several months to prepare before the next exam date arrives.

     

    Hope that helps!

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    July 10, 2014
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