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Hi everyone, I am polyglot and I am currently speaking 6 languages and just started the 7th one. I am passionate about languages in general despite the fact it's not my profession. I am a self-learner and I do this after working hours. I am open-minded person and looking forward to meeting new people all the time. I love this platform so I am using it to exchange with people who is passionate about languages like me. Let's have fun!
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French
Italian
Spanish
Chinese (Mandarin)
German
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ArabicNative
Arabic (Gulf)Native
English
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Elena
Spanish
Jan 9, 2022
¡Muchas gracias por la clase de hoy, Omar! Tu español es increíble y tus conocimientos sobre los diferentes idiomas hace que sea imposible aburrirse hablando contigo.
Alba
Spanish
Dec 2, 2021
¡Una conversación super interesante!
Belén
Spanish
Oct 30, 2021
Omar tiene un muy bien nivel de español y tiene muchos temas interesantes para conversar. Gracias por compartir tus experiencias conmigo :)
Elma
French
Oct 28, 2021
really intersting conversation with lot various subjet , great knowledge of vocabulary in a lot of différents domaine. have great trip to france.
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  • Posted
    My new word is “Flea Market” where other words that can be used to refer to a flea market is “Bazaar”, “Junk Market” and “second hand market”. What is interesting is that the story of the Flea Market as many believed, Flea should be transferred from one person to another and that is why they started selling cloths in such market. Now let’s see equivalent names in other languages: German: has almost the same name and literal translation. “Flohmarkt” Spanish: tienda de segunda mano / Rastro/ Mercado de pulgas Italian: Mercatino delle Pulci / vendita di beneficenza French: Vide-grenier / Brocante / vente de garage Arabic: الحراج/محل بيع الخردة/ البازار.
    September 10, 2023
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    My today’s idiomatic expression is very interesting. It illustrates the beauty of every language and shows how we think and how use specific words to form such compound to express ourselves. I will write it in English and translate it in the other languages. In the flesh: It is used to describe someone who is present physically, as opposed to someone who is seen or heard at a distance. The French expression "en chair et en os”. Note that in French the flesh and bone is used :) The Spanish expression “en carne y hueso”. Here flesh and bone is used as well. The Italian expression “in carne ed ossa”. Same here. The german expression “in Fleisch und Blut”, here the flesh and blood is used instead. The Arabic expression “بشحمه ولحمه” in his fat and his felsh which is different as well. I hope you like them and let me know if you want to add more. Check my previous postes and share your thoughts with me.
    August 5, 2023
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  • Commented
    It’s an excellent question. The truth is it’s unexplainable. But there is however something or a feeling like a boost pushing me forward or kind of joy and happens inside me. A door opened for me to a new world where I feel the breeze touching my face and seeing new culture and new people in different eras. Feeling accomplished and satisfied. Feeling that I lived somebody’s else life and experience. When I see a new word and knowing its meaning and then linking it to another language, I sometimes guess its origin without searching. You don’t know content I become. That’s why I keep learning despite the fact I am not linguistic but rather an engineer by specialty. I believe it’s more than just a passion. Thx for asking.
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    July 13, 2023
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  • Posted
    Something I find fascinating when learning new languages is how interesting and appealing idiomatic expressions in every culture, society or wherever. For example, I like to know what others say/think when expressing something to illustrate any situation. I am sharing an example below at the same time, I am keeping it for records, for you to comment, share or critique. To say narrowly escape or barely in three languages I am studying; Italian, Spanish and French is: 1- French: De justesse = sur le fil 2- Italian : Appena / Per poco/ “interestingly” PER UN PELO 3- Spanish: por poco- por los pelos “which is very similar to Italian” I know that there are tremendous examples, and different expressions more interesting than this. I will try to keep records and pointing them out every time I capture them.
    July 11, 2023
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    Hoy elijo una palabra con la que quiero practicar: La palabra de hoy es “Listón” Esta palabra tiene varios significados. Sin embargo, concentro con solo dos. 1- Primero: una barra de madera 🪵. Una tira de madera. Ejemplo: las fábricas consuman muchos listones para producir marcos. 2- Segundo: se usa como una expresión cuando referimos al nivel de dificultad. Ejemplo: Él puso el listón muy alto para los nuevos estudiantes. Es decir él obtuvo notas muy altas y sin precedente en comparación con los demás. Otro ejemplo: Tengo el listón muy alto a la hora de elegir mi novia 👰🏻‍♀️. English: My standards are high when choosing my fiancée.
    November 19, 2022
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  • Posted
    Hi everyone, I need help in Deutsch please. I have this sentence and I don’t recall why there is a “N” in the “Kindern”, see example below: Haben Sie den KinderN geholfen? Appreciate your help :)
    May 28, 2022
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  • Posted
    Hi everyone. A question for Deutsch German speakers. The word “Richtig” is written “Richtige” in the following sentence. 1- Das ist die richtige Rechnung. However, if we use it with the “Ich denke…” phrase, I noticed it’s written “Richtig” without an “E”. Like.. 2- Ich denke, dass die Rechnung nicht richtig ist. Can someone explain to me please why “Richtig” is not following the fem. Noun “Die Rechnung”? Thanks in advance.
    May 11, 2022
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    It’s the very first day of the holy month of Ramadan. It’s not like any other day. Today we Muslims, not just in my country, from all over the world, from west to east and from north to south, starting fasting. Starting refraining ourselves from eating and drinking during the day. It varies from a country to another country but I would say as an average 12 to 13 hours a day for 30 days. It’s the fourth pillar of Islam. We submit to Allah by fasting and remembering that there are hungry people all over who suffer from scarcity of resources or due to any other reasons. It’s a blessing month where charity is at its most specially the last 10 days of Ramadan. We are joined by non muslims as well who discovered the beauty of fasting. So, it’s not just for specific people. There are many published researches and book talked about the benefits of fasting. We have been doing this since 1443 years :) Wish everyone blessing Ramadan 🌙
    April 2, 2022
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    مبارك عليكم شهر رمضان المبارك Ramadan Mubarak to all my friends. Feliz Ramadán Y que Allah os bendiga y ayude.
    April 1, 2022
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  • Posted
    2nd writing in German. Conversation at the restaurant: A: Guten Tag! Was möchten Sie essen? B: Ich möchte nur ein Hauptgericht haben. Also, was gibt es als Tagesgericht? A: Wir haben heute Rindfleisch als Tagesgericht. B: Lecker, also ich möchte Rindfleisch mit Pommes. A: Möchten Sie einen Nachtisch. Ihr Nachtisch ist sehr gut. Sie haben Apfelkuchen als Nachtisch. B: Warum nich.
    March 13, 2022
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