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I am keen on learning languages because it is a hobby of mine, especially since I love to travel. Teaching English and language exchanges are also things that interest me greatly.
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    December 4, 2017
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    December 4, 2017
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    Can anyone tell me the exact meaning of this Russian Proverb Here is the proverb: Дареному коню в зубы не смотрят I would be grateful if you could give me the direct literal translation of the proverb to English Thanks in advance
    December 4, 2017
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  • Commented
    Muito obrigado Renata
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    November 10, 2016
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    How to say "Thank you for your attention" in Portuguese from Portugal?

    Hi everyone!

    I want to make sure that this is the right form of saying "Thank you for your attention!" in Portuguese from Portugal?

    Obrigado pela vocca atenção


    I need to make sure that it is the formal way of saying it, in an interview presentation setting to Scientific professors


    Please correct me if I am wrong!!

    Thanks in advance!!!


    November 9, 2016
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    For a presentation Obrigado pela vocca atenção Is this the correct form of saying "Thank you for your attention!" in Portuguese from Portugal?
    November 9, 2016
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  • Answered
    People will help you Sara, if you take the initiative. You should try to write something in English and ask people to correct it or ask the Italki community of any doubts you have.
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    November 5, 2014
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    If you are telling a person where you live: I live in a flat that you can access through "entrance number two / 2". or I live in a flat. You should come in from "entrance number two / 2". In this picture the block of flats has "two entrances." Hope it helps!
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    November 5, 2014
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    Your writing seems to be good enough. Just convert that into spoken words. Anyways, I don't think a Brazilian client would have higher expectations than a native English speaker, no offense to anyone. I am pretty much sure the Google could give you a lot of spoken business English practice for free. Just drop the words "spoken business English practice" on Google search and I'm pretty sure the world of spoken English would be at your fingertips. I put these words into Youtube and the first couple of videos seem to be really good. Have a look! Just be yourself and do what you can tomorrow!!
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    November 5, 2014
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    Help with French numbers and grammar? Salut les amis! I am interested in learning French to prepare for the DELF B1/B2 exam. So far, French has been somewhat interesting and easy to learn, as many words are similar to my first language, English. Currently, I am having just a little trouble remembering the grammar rules, mainly the feminine and masculine differences. Anyway, it would be nice if anyone can share with me an easy way to learn numbers in French. How did your teachers or parents teach it to you when you were learning? It seems very complicated to me, especially after the number 70? Also is there a way you can know if a noun is feminine or masculine or do I have to memorize it while learning the word? I would be glad to help anyone with their English in exchange for French or Arabic, but I not from a native-speaking country. English has however, been my first language since Kindergarten. I tend to explain myself a lot, so eventually I write a lot. Sorry, if that bothers anyone. Merci beaucoup
    November 5, 2014
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