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Hello! I'm from Brisbane, Australia. I live in China and am trying to lear enough so that I can get around easily and communicate with my neighbors
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KRUU WEE
Thai
Apr 19, 2016
Thank you very much for everything - If you need any help or any question just ask or call me on Skype anytime. I wish you are having a good time in Thailand. I am looking forward to see you in person there :-D Keep in touch!
KRUU WEE
Thai
Mar 28, 2016
Thank you very much, It was a great lesson with you. I am looking forward to the next lesson.
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    Moment of Birthday

    Yesterday, I went out with my mother in order to celebrate her birthday. We decided to have a walk around historyical zones of areas downtown city. During For four hours, we visited churches, crownded parks and some other interesting places. For her, the most awesome moment was arrived when we raised reached the top of a high mountain by bus and reached the top. Since Once there, she could see look at the whole city, from the outskirts (suburbs) to the ocean. And later, when the sky got darker and in the streets below, the artificial street lights were turned on in the streets below, she was extremely delighted with such an amazing view of her city.

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    March 7, 2015
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    Both examples mean the same thing, but I think in terms of grammar - are there any seats available - is correct.
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    March 7, 2015
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    Yes to conduct agitation is to cause unrest, but also bear in mind that they are not talking about just unrest for the sake of it, but 'communist agitation'. So I think what they are saying is to cause unrest to promote communism. According to this website http://houstoncommunistparty.com/2014/03/ the agitation had to be truly communist by nature.
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    March 7, 2015
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    English pronutiationpronunciation, Wwhy it is it so hard? - Cchallenge one text every day.

    I'd like to write something more elaborated, but I've run out of time. Today I've been studying pronunciation. Those minimal pairs are driving me crazy. Who came up with the idea of changing all vowals vowel sounds? Really, e can be an a, i can be e, etc... each vowel can be another one depending on which what the word is!
    Minimal pairs, ham harm, hat heart... I've got go!


    I am carrying out a context contest with my friend Luíza, Oone text every day for one year
    004/365

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    February 28, 2015
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    ¿podría por favor explicar por qué son diferentes? Estoy usanda Memrise programa flashcard. Yo estoy feliz pero él está cansado (I am happy but he is tired) Yo soy Ingles pero el és Francés (I am English but he is French) En Inglés, yo estoy (I am) yo soy (I am) él está (he is) el és (he is) ¿lo que es la diferencia entre ellos? Muchas Gracias
    February 28, 2015
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    cual un? Yo tener estada escuchanda a Manu Chao O He estado escuchando Manu Chao Me encanta leer O Yo amar a leer Gracias!
    February 26, 2015
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    Hi, an objection is a protest against something, when someone does not agree. If you watch American tv shows set in court rooms, you will often see lawyers object to what the other side is saying. Rejection is similar, it is when you discard something you don't want, or someone even. You might hear people say they fear rejection if they approach someone they like. Hope this helps
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    February 26, 2015
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    As far as I know, this is not a word in English. Or if it is, then it's not a common one. Maybe someone else has heard it.
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    February 25, 2015
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    correct it, please

    Please correct it and help me with words:

    They are moving house today. Their new flat is on the third ground floor of a five-ground storey house.
    Windows of in the two rooms look out over the yard. Inspite(?) Despite that the windows are being quite wide large, the rooms are pretty dark. The next house drops a big shadow so the rooms only get sun on summer evenings afternoons (evenings are usually dark). This is not very good for plants.
    The walls in the new flat is are (because walls is a plural. If it was one wall, then you could use is) thin enough to hear the neighbour's voices. (speak?). (you could say hear the neighbours speaking, or hear the neighbours voices). The cilling ceiling isn't high and it has spots of falling plaster(parget?).
    They need to do a renovation.

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    February 25, 2015
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    me llamo or me nombre es? ¡Hola! Podría alguien por favor explicar la diferencia entre me llamo y me nombre es? ¡Gracias!
    February 25, 2015
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