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- Portuguese and where I will go with it Hello people of Italki, As much as I don't want to, due to my time constraints and my decisions of where to go with languages, I have decided to discontinue learning Portuguese to facilitate my learning of my two other languages, as well as the languages I plan to start next year. The language is fascinating, but my time is not allowing me to get any practice. I don't know when I will start again but hopefully soon. I'm sorry to my Portuguese friends. Sincerely, Jahnu BestNovember 28, 201400
- Both are correct. The first sentence we would use more as a general statement. If someone were to ask you where you are, generally you would say "I'm at the park" or "I'm at school", etc. "I'm in the park" you would use if you wanted to say exactly where you are. Normally we just use "at", especially if we are talking about an open space.0 votedOctober 28, 20140
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The topic of playing sports for reducing stress is controversial. Many people agree and others disagree. In this essay I will consider different opinions about this topic.
I would like to begin by saying that according to the majority of doctors, playing sports can reduce stress. They recommend to do one hundred fifty minutes of sports per week. Doing physical activity has many benefits, including a promotion of a sense of wellbeing. In addition, specialists say that when sports are performed, the brain releases endorphins, and we feel relaxed and satisfied.
In addition, ("on the other hand" is used for opposite statements) sports are not only a way to reduce stress, (we can sleep unless 8 hours as a result we will switch and forget about problems, as well we can hear an album of our favorite artist or some soothing sounds as the movement of the sea, waterfalls and jungle noises, can be a stress reliever.)<-- Unfortunately the statement is not clear due to the use of puncuation marks and conjunctions. Here is how I would rewrite it:In addition, sports are a way to reduce stress. We can sleep well by playing sports, and as a result, switch and forget about problems. We can hear an album of our favorite artist or some soothing sounds, like the movement of the sea, waterfalls, and jungle noises. These can be stress relievers.
In conclusion, there are a lot of ways to cut off stress. It depends on us to choose the one that best fits us. People have different tastes and not all of them will love doing sports.0 votedOctober 26, 20140- Aprendiendo español en universidad ¡Hola! Este es mi primera nota en español. Estudiablo español para uno mes ahora. Quería estudiar y aprender español, pero no sabía cómo aprender y hacer. Después fui a polonia, tuvo un oportunidad aprender español en universidad. Quería poder hablar, así hicé. Estoy contento que estudio español ahora, porque la lengua es fácil y útil. Me gusta aprender nuevas lenguas y español es mucho divertido. Cuando tengo más meses en español, con suerte y trabajo, hablaré español bien - o mejor. Aprendo rápidamente! Gracias y hola a todos! --JahnuOctober 14, 201440
I decided to teach myself Russian when I was in Poland, three months ago. I really had no idea what I was getting myself into - not even close. I was amazed by the grammar because it was all so different.
I started to feel a little faint when I reached the point of dealing with С, В, У, На, О, По, etc. The prepositions are seriously awful and painful.
However, with time I have been able to recognize many of the conjugations. It's much easier to recognize the conjugations than the prepositions themselves. It is (much) more difficult to recognize the prepositions when they are used outside of their regularity. I figure time will help that, but yeah it's certainly a painful thing.
And then I think about English where double and triple meanings are abundant and feel a little better.
I'm with you on the prepositions, just keep studying and it will come to you. Don't give up that's for sure!
0 votedOctober 14, 20140- Three months since learning my first language. (три месяца так как я начал учиться мой первый язык) (Tres meses desde aprendí mi primero lengua) So, it has been three months since I began to learn my first foreign language, Russian. I began to learn in Poland while I was with many other Russian people - entirely on my own, completely through the internet. After two months, I returned to Hawaii where I've kept everything up, so far for another month. I began learning Spanish as soon as I returned, in university, so I have also been studying Spanish for just about one month. I love learning languages and I'm very happy to reach this point in my studies. Russian is definitely more difficult than Spanish. (Also has something to do with Russian being my first foreign language) I did not really know what I was getting into. But that doesn't matter now, I'm hooked. I am quite happy with my progress so far in Russian and Spanish, and will continue to study them. As this is my first notebook entry, I'll just say that I 'm here at Italki to get some practice with what I know, get feedback, and other similar ideas. Cheers everybody and I look forward to meeting the community here on Italki! --JahnuOctober 6, 201430
- How to use "in" and "for" when referring to time in Russian Здравствуйте! Я учусь по-русский сейчас, потому что, я люблю языкы и я только знаю по-англисский. Так как три месяци назад я учусь по-русский, но ещё у меня есть проблемы с грамматика. У меня нет проблемы думать о грамматике или говорить, просто одна проблем. Когда вы говорите о време, как вы сказаете, пример, "I worked for four days" или "I will be there in five minutes". Я думаю, что вы не сказаете, "я буду там в пят минут." Или делаете? Спасибо большое за вашей работи! --джануOctober 3, 201480
