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Kirill
Russian
Jun 1, 2024
Hi Manuel, I wanted to personally commend you for impressive progress in learning the Russian language. Your intelligence and hard work have undoubtedly played a significant role in your rapid advancement. Learning a new language can be challenging, but you've managed to make it look effortless. Your enthusiasm and commitment to mastering Russian are truly inspiring, and it's a pleasure to be your language teacher. Imagine the doors that will open for you as you become more fluent in Russian. You'll be able to navigate the rich culture, engage in meaningful conversations, and connect with different people . This will undoubtedly open up new opportunities both personally and professionally. I am thrilled to continue working with you on this incredible language-learning journey. Now is the perfect time to dive deeper into the intricacies of Russian grammar, expand your vocabulary, and strengthen your conversational skills. Together, we'll conquer any challenges that come our way. To get started, simply let me know your availability for our next lesson. I can't wait to see where our language-learning adventure takes us! Wishing you continued success and looking forward to our next session. Warm regards, Kirill
Guillaume
French
Sep 12, 2023
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Nathan Bennett
English
Oct 21, 2021
Vocabulary: empathy vs sympathy console, consolation bothersome seasickness stoic last (v) cheaper working dog growl bark bare one's teeth Grammar: and then I had to return I went (almost) a year without... if you have enough money money to pay for a taxi to make ___ more appealing had that not been my own dog, I would have... people get scared shitless depends on the individual dog Pronunciation: regular (regyoolar) inCENtive
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    June 2, 2024
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    I'm looking a french native speaker who wants to practice his Spanish . (Je cherche une personne française qui veut ameliorer son espagnole) Your french- my Spanish Requirements: - male - 28-30 years old - Well-educated, punctual and high mastery of french . - B2 Spanish al least.
    September 4, 2020
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    How would you translate into Spanish-Castilian "Close-quarters Combat"?
    January 21, 2020
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    Hi, You will do better if you keep it simple, "que vaya bien" is equally correct and polite, pretty well spoken. Some times one might make mistakes that are easily avoidable. You don't need to use " le/te/les". If you're from the US "Take it easy" would be the equivalent. And It can be used in both formal and informal situations. Eme Manuel Professional teacher in Italki.
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    August 16, 2019
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    Hi, The closest expression in meaning would be "whatever" . Puedes decir lo que sea, yo seguiré pensando lo mismo. Whatever you say, I will still think the same. Eme Manuel Professional teacher in Italki.
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    August 16, 2019
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    Hi Dmitri, depending on your character the answer changes. If you are more of a "book learner" , and given the peculiarities of the Spanish language I recommend you to get a reading book and it's audiobook and work on it. It will work wonders .
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    August 13, 2019
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    Ahmed, briefly explained , it can be said that "as long as you are consistent with your learning ,everything works" when it comes to learning a new language. I find this claim to be quite motivational, because it is almost a matter of faith. If you keep your focus you will succeed eventually. This positive kind of thought is both true and encouraging when it comes to not despair. I hope this can be somehow refreshing for you learning experience.
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    August 13, 2019
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    August 13, 2019
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    Why there's more than living abroad? Aprendiendo inglés y español
    Learning a language is motivational, useful, exciting but it might get on your nerves too.

    The notion that " I will spend one year in Seville and... that's it!" Is just misleading and warmful for many language learners.

    Experience taught me that discipline and dedication can overcome virtually every barrier you may find.

    Decades ago it wouldn't be the same but Skype and Italki ( Internet) changed the game.

    This aims to encourage everyone who can't afford to travel abroad and is learning languages in his/her lab ( laboratory=room).

    Only time will show you, don't pay attention to distractors. Keep going, humble and consistent attitude goes with everlasting achievement.

    Though I lived in NYC a few months, most English that I've learned it was thanks to altruist people, inspiring teachers and working in my Lab.

    Tell me what you think about my English.

    Eme Manuel. Spanish native speaker.
    Professional teacher of Spanish on Italki.
    August 11, 2019
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    There's one term that implies the softness you talk about: "tontorrón"
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    August 11, 2019
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