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    German sentences 1 : personal pronomen 1 .Mein Name ist Ingrid. Wie heißt du(N)? - Ich(N) heiße Cristina. 2. Ein Junge ist in der Klasse. Er(N) ist mein Kollege. 3. Wem gehört das Auto? - Es(N) gehört Klaus. 4. Rita lernt English. Sie(N) lernt viel und schnell. 5. Klaus und ich gehen zusammen in die Schule. Wir(N) lernen in der selben Klasse. 6. Ich sage den Kindern: `Ihr(N) solltet jetzt in die Klasse gehen.` Sie(N) gehen gleich hinein. 7. Kir bringen dem Kind ein Buch. Ihm(D) gefällt das Buch. 8. Ich brauche Richards Hilfe. Er (N) hilft mir (D). 9. ´Antworte der Lehrerin!´ Der Schüler antwortet ihr(D) gleich. 10. ´Sei ruhig!´ sage ich Peter. ´Er hilft dir(oder mir?)(D) auch´. 11. Wir haben nette Freunde. Sie (N) schreiben uns (D) oft. 12. Eure Eltern sind sehr gut zu euch (D, pl, pers II ) 13. Sie haben einen neuen Wagen. Ihnen(D) gefällt der Wagen. 14. Ich sehe das Kind, aber er (N) sieht mich (AKK) nicht. 15. Robert besucht Herrn Schneider heute. Er (N) wartet auf ihn(AKK) 16. Fragt er dich (AKK, sg, pers. II) oft über deine Arbeit? 17. Die Lehrerin Kommt. Wir (N, pl., pers I) begrüßen Sie. 18. Wir müssen schnell arbeiten. Er kann nicht mehr auf uns(AKK) warten. 19. Ich kenne euch (AKK, pl., pers II): Du bist Karl und du Klaus. 20. Der Lehrer hat viele Schüler. Er lehrt sie(AKK) Mathematik. (N) = nominative (D) = dative (AKK)= accusative
    January 29, 2013
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I am learning English because I want to study abroad and be able to communicate with people from around the world. Moreover, I really enjoy it. 


     

    Good entry, nothing to correct here.

    Keep posting and good luck! 

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    January 3, 2013
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    First notebook entry: Română

    De ce predau limba română? Această decizie a fost făcută în mod spontan. Din copilărie îmi place această ţară. Este minunată. Misterioasă şi (doar)nu numai frumoasă. Asta în cazul în care aş dori să o viziteze. Limba română mi s-a părut ca fiind foarte interesantă.
    Limba română mi-a fost predată recent. Ajutoarele mele - un translator şi un dicţionar. Chiar vreau să învăţ, pentru a putea găsi prieteni în România.
    Vreau să învăţ mai multe despre viaţa şi tradiţiile din această ţară. Aş fi foarte recunoscătoare pentru cei care scriu/ răspund. 
    Iartă-mă pentru greşeli.

    'Doar' meaning 'just', 'nu numai' means 'not only'. I am not sure what you meant, so to be sure, I'm adding this information.

    'Aş dori să o vizitez' sau 'În cazul în care o vizitez'. It sounds more natural like this. 

    's-a' when talking about an action ex: s-a construi and 'sa' when it refers to a posesion ex: cartea sa/lui/ei este in dulap

    ajutorul meu (only one) -ajutoarele mele (more than one)

    vreau-modal verb, so you need a verb to justify 

    recunoscător is the masculine form, recunoscătoare is the feminine

    'Iartă-mă' used with close people, friends, faily; 'Iertaţi-mă' is the polite, official form your'd use with your boss, etc.

    All in all, it was good!I would recommand looking over pronouns-conjugation more.

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    June 9, 2011
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    First Notebook Entry: Introducing Myself

    I'm a Chinese guy. I can speek Chinese. I want to improve my English. If possible, let's teach each other.

    Another way of putting it would be: 

    -Let us learn together (let's learn togheter)

    -Let's teach one another

    It sonds more nattural, and you have less problems pronouncing.

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    June 7, 2011
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    In my country, there are resorts. You don't normally say 'some resorts' ,unless you are referring to a particular few. It sounds more natural this way. or My country has resorts.
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    June 7, 2011
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    Should Parents Send Their Kids to Art Class?

    Nowadays,in China,more and more parents send their kids to art class, because they think these classes can make contribute to their them gain more ablity(/skills), compared to others.Such as singing class,dancing class,language classes, (and so on).But some people disagree with that. It is in children's narure to play, and the art class may take up much time, which could make children feel bored. What's worse, is that some parents even enforce kids to attend the art class they dislike, which may lead childreninto depression. So they advise parents in leaveing more for kids to play more.In my opinion,I think kids are lively and naughty,parents shouldn't to limit their nature of playing. At the same time,they can guide their kids in finding their interests and then appropriately send the kids to an art class. Only if kids like it ,they can be more happyattending.

    You should either use 'in my oppinion' or 'i think'. They mean almost the same thing.

    All in all, it was ok! Just practice more, and try writing shorter sentences.

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    June 7, 2011
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    June 7, 2011
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    'An’ should be followed by a vowel (a,e,i,o,u), and 'a' should be followed by a consonant. But this is not always true! When using either of them, pay attention to pronunciation, and not on how the noun is written: -The word hour has a soft ‘h’ which is weakly pronounced, and therefore we say ‘an hour’ -The word house has a hard ‘h’, so we pronounce 'a house' Said otherwise, use 'an' before nouns that start with a vowel when pronouncing them, and 'a' before everything else.
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    June 7, 2011
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    Hello,

    Learning can be a very fun experience if you are fond of culture, and want to know as much as possible. I find it can make you very creative, in finding new ways of learning. Japanese takes that experience even furhter, and because of it, I am determined to learn it.

    Along the way, I got interesed in the country as well, and once I can talk, write, and read a newspaper, I'd very much like visiting the country as well. Why then?- because i would make the most out of it.

    Right now, I find music and movies to be one of the best ways in learning new words, as well as natural pronounciation. And heck! it's a fun way of learning a lot, without you even noticing. 

    It would be interesting to share our thoughs.

    Until then,

    Christinne

     

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    June 6, 2011
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    To speak in english is not an easy thing for me. That would be the more natural way of saying it, using the infinitive form of the verb- "to be" In general though, you would avoid that "to"-form-verb, especially if it isn't a generalization(something that you personally did not do) ex. To work with no break can damage your body. It also gives a more formal feel, thus i changed "isn't" to "is not" But normally I would say use the 1st option. And even so, I find it is even more natural, if you say "Speaking in English is not easy for me" Try listening to more english, and then you'll somehow feel the natural way saying it. ps. i second what LGF92 said about the nuance
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    June 6, 2011
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