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Hi. I'm from the United States. I like dancing and telling stories through dance. I love learning languages. I hope to become fluent in French and maybe pick up on a few other languages as well. I hope to become fluent in French and maybe pick up on a few other languages as well. I would like to learn Xhosa, Korean, Russian, Arabic, Spanish and Sign Language.
Learning
French
Spanish
Swahili
Portuguese
Chinese (Mandarin)
Arabic
Korean
Xhosa
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Carlos Zuleta
Spanish
Mar 24, 2016
Siempre a tus órdenes Stacee. Un placer para mi poder ayudarte y disfrutar una conversación contigo. Hasta pronto
Christophe
French
Mar 16, 2016
Stacee is very nice and patient student, she really loves languages she learned before and she's back now for learning french based on vocabularies and conversation, very enjoyable session with her :)
Carlos Zuleta
Spanish
Mar 15, 2016
Muy buena primera sesión Stacee, y muy agradable para mi poder ayudarte. Very nice first session Stacee, and a pleasure to me the chance to help you
Activities
  • Posted
    When should I use Haber? The verb Tener means "to have" and it refers to possession. If I want to say "I have to go", I don't think tener is the proper verb to use (but, if it is please let me know). For this sentence, am I able to use haber (yo he ir) or should I use necesitar (yo necesito ir)? Is it okay for me to use both haber and necesitar? Can haber be used in a sentence without another verb? If someone asks me, "Have you ever...?" and I want to answer with "Yes, I have." can I say, "Si, yo he."? NOTE: My thought process is that I should not use the verb tener in the example sentence above because it doesn't speak about possessing or owning anything.
    August 20, 2019
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    Does the ending "-ado" just mean "-ed" in English? Can the ending of "-ado" be changed? The words: asustado, avergonzado, and enfadado. Is the ending "-ado" just like the "-ed" ending in English? Can these words be changed based off of who it's referring to? Ex. A boy is enfadado and a girl is enfadada. How do I know which words can change their ending?
    August 15, 2019
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    Son mis palabras correcto? (Are my sentences correct?) If they can be better, how can I better say them? Dijo responsabilidad es bueno. (I say responsibility is good) Tu encontras diversidad en to escuela. ( You find diversity in your school). Hacemos una decision. ( We make a decision) Voy al ciudad. ( I'm going to the city) Ella necesita creatividad por la celbracion. ( She needs creativity for the celebration)
    November 1, 2018
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    How do I say this statement in Mandarin Chinese. I want to know how to say: "It is good to listen to sound advice, but it is better to learn on your own." I know it's an interesting sentence, but.... Can you answer in both pinyin and Chinese characters? Thank you.
    June 21, 2018
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  • Posted
    Why does saying il aime le volley translate as I like volleyball? Why is il (he) used instead of je/j' (I)?
    December 24, 2017
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    Why would you use "c'est" instead of " il est"? I found a sentence that says. "C'est un bon peintre". Why is it not said as "Il est un bon peintre"? When and why would you use c'est and il/elle est?
    December 24, 2017
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  • Posted
    Arabic: What is the difference between using yetkallem and yetahadath? When would you use each?
    August 25, 2017
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    When to use انا and when to use لي I might know the answer, but so I know for sure.... Is there are certain time to use lee instead of ana or are these interchangeable as well. The example given to me was "May I just ask something?" Atasma lee.... Thanks for the help.
    July 2, 2017
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    What is the difference between saying ana amluk, ana indee, and ana ladahya in Arabic? Hi. I'm a beginner in learning Arabic. Can someone please explain to me when to use amlak, iindee, and ladahya? Is there a difference or is it interchangeable? Are those word choices for different dialects? I'm using a website that is choosing all three forms to mean "I have". Which word is best to use if there is a "best one"? I really would appreciate the help. Thank you in advance.I also heard ana amtaliku, but I'm assuming that's part of amlak(?)... or is that another option as well?
    June 29, 2017
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  • Commented

    Hi. I would love to help you with English. Contact me and we can start talking. I am a native English speaker and I would enjoy learning Portuguese :)  I teach English too if you're interested. Let me know.

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    December 7, 2015
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