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Bonjour à tous, Je m'appelle Frédéric et suis étudiant en droit privé en fin de parcours. Actuellement, j'habite à Lyon dans la région de la gastronomie française de "Paul Bocuse". Je voudrais améliorer sensiblement mon niveau d'anglais tant au point de vue professionnel que personnel... Accessoirement, j'apprends un peu d'espagnol et j'ai des bases d'allemand. Je pense qu'italki est un bon moyen d'échange afin de faire progresser des personnes en français et inversement me faire progresser en anglais... Merci de m'avoir et contactez moi ! A bientôt avec plaisir.
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    Hello ! In principle, you use "dans" when you speak about the place, by example : - "Je suis dans la classe" : mean that I am physically in the classroom, - "Je suis en classe" : mean that I am in the moment in the classroom but this is theoretical The couple expression is perfectly correct ! "à" is your equivalent in english "to" and "at" and "in" for the biggest town "In London' In Lyon... I hope to be clear...
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    August 24, 2014
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    First note : In vacation to SPAIN close MALAGA In this moment when I am writing these words , I am on my deck of my flat with a see view. The temperature is ideal, more and less 28°. The sun is always there, almost all days. Present day, this is Sunday and I benefit to improve my level english. I discovered Italki today. I hope to help some people to improve in french. As this is the first note, I begin by that little text. See you soon. Frédéric
    August 24, 2014
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