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Stina
Swedish
Mar 16, 2015
Today we were reading from the newspaper. I think it was a very good exercise :)
Isabella
Swedish
Mar 11, 2015
Tack för idag, du pratade jättebra!
Isabella
Swedish
Mar 4, 2015
Bra jobbat Steve! Du pratade bra och med väldigt bra uttal. Det var jättetrevligt, vi hörs snart! :)
Stina
Swedish
Feb 15, 2015
It was a good session. Steve is a good listener and patient learner. He knows to take the time he needs to find the correct words when he speaks, and that is good. He isn't afraid to ask questions and to take in as much as possible. If he works on the grammar and the pronounciation of the words, then I think he can learn pretty fast. Thank you for today!
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    First session with Lisstina Introduction session with Lisstina Simple chat. Some recommended Swedish children's films: Ronja Rövardotter Bröderna Lejonhjärta Mio min Mio --------------- New words: Har du hört den förut? (Have you heard of...?) Ordföljd (Word order) Borås (en stad en timme öster om Göteborg) Hälla det vid liv (Keep it alive - retain an ability by practising)
    February 15, 2015
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    A debit card pays with your money from your bank. A credit card uses the banks money, that you have to repay, usually a little each month. A club card gives you points that mean you are a frequent customer, and can get extra discounts. "Will this bec" is incorrect English. Maybe this text was copied incorrectly?
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    February 12, 2015
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    In English " The question is too hard to answer" , "to answer the question is too hard" and " the question is so hard that I can't answer" all mean the same thing. The first phrase "The question is too hard to answer" sounds the most natural, and some people might say "The question is too difficult to answer."
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    February 12, 2015
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    The usual way to say this in English is: "To remove all doubt"
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    February 12, 2015
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