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Tinatin Bakhtadze
Georgian
Sep 5, 2022
Anna is great student! She is motivated and an easy-learner. She had no knowledge of Georgian when we started and already on our second lesson I felt that she understood the logic of the language, she very easily memorized words and very quickly applied the taught rules to the simple conversations! The class with her is fun, pleasant and motivating for me! მადლობა!
Petra
Dutch
Nov 23, 2020
Anna is an enthusiastic student with a good feel for languages. We had three lessons, and she´s a quick learner!
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    When to use instrumental case with быть Can anyone help me with when to use the instrumental case with быть? - eg: - я буду счастливая vs я буду счастливым - я буду врач vs я буду врачом thanks!
    May 26, 2019
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    Making sentence practice

    I could make a little salad, turn it into a dinner for two.
    - I could make a stake,steak, turn it into a lunch for us.
    - I made a table which was tuned into green color. What do you mean here? Did you paint the table green, or did it turn green?


    We have got to do that again, for sure, But is it Okay if we take a rain check?
    - I forgot our appointment. Can we take a rain check?
    - She had important schedule tomorrow, so she took a rain check.

    The more I think about this idea, the more tremendous I think it is.
    - The more I exercise, the more muscle I can get.
    - The more beautiful she is, the more attention she gets.

    I want you to know that I've been a company man all my life.
    - I've been in Korea all my life.
    - I've never seen that kind of moment all my life. - better would be 'In all my life, I've never seen that kind of moment before.'

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    May 15, 2019
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    B2 level French essay - help please! Please could I receive corrections on this notebook entry? If possible, could you also tell me how my grammar and vocabulary is for this level? Thanks so much in advance! Si vous étiez un employeur, vérifiez-vous les profils Facebook de vos futurs employés? De nos jours, il est difficile pour les employeurs d'ignorer les réseaux sociaux par rapport à embaucher les travailleurs. Bien qu'il y ait des autres méthodes d'évaluer les futurs employés, comme les entretiens, il est plus facile de cacher les informations à propos de vous-même dans la réalité qu'en ligne. Dans cette rédaction, j'examinerai les bénéficies ainsi que les inconvénients de vérifier les profils Facebook de vos futur employés. D'un part, les profils Facebook sont un moyen d'évaluer les futurs employés, même voir si leurs interêts correspondent aux ceux de votre entreprise. Vous pouvez lire des informations à propos de leurs travails précédents, et comprendre un peu de leur vie hors du travail. C'est un outil très utile. En plus, vous pouvez vérifier qu'il n'y a pas rien de mal en concernant leurs opinions. D'autre part, il est un atteinte à la vie privée si n'importe qui peut vérifiez votre profil Facebook, notammet si votre profil est 'privé'. Même si vous n'avez rien de cacher, votre vie privée est la vôtre, et ce n'est pas juste que votre employeur futur pourrait vous juger sur votre activité en ligne. Dans le monde actuel, ou il semble que tous le monde doit acceder tous l'information, la vie privée est importante. En conclusion, je ne pense pas que je vérifierais les profils Facebook de mes futurs employés, si j'étais un employeur. Malgré le fait que les profiles peuvent être utilisés comme indices et pas preuves, je crois que tous le monde mérite à garder leur vie privée.
    May 15, 2019
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    I mean past tense verbs! Simple ones like the ones I have given as an example, if you can))
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    May 14, 2019
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    Common irregular past participles in Russian? I'm studying for a grammar test and am trying to create a list of unusual past participles in Russian that are not immediately obvious from the stem. So far I have идти --- шёл, шла, шли мочь --- мог, могла, могли вести --- вёл, вела, вели нести --- нёс, несла, несли Are there any other common irregular past participles in Russian that aren't obvious from the main verb? Thanks very much in advance!
    May 14, 2019
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    How to say 'both of them' in Russian - comparisons How do I say 'both of them'? eg Both of them are towns - они оба города? - Both of them welcome tourism - они оба привлекают туризм? - both of them are more expensive than other towns - они оба дороже, чем другие города в стране? Thanks so much for your help!
    March 27, 2019
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    How should I translate this? How should I translate the phrase попить цветы from Russian to English? We thought perhaps it could be: - to drink herbal tea - to water the plants - to drink a nice drink Here is the context:  Чередуй занятия и отдых, скажем, 40 минут занятий, затем 10 минут – перерыв. Можно в это время помыть посуду, ПОПИТЬ ЦВЕТЫ, сделать зарядку, принять душ.
    March 18, 2019
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    How to say 'I lost a friend' in Russian? How do you say 'I lost a friend' in Russian, to mean that you are not friends with them anymore? For example: I had a big fight with Masha and as a result, I lost a friend. (meaning she is no longer my friend)
    February 27, 2019
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    How do you say 'I made a mistake' in russian? How do you say 'I was wrong' or 'I made a mistake' in Russian, please? Is it я обшибалась? (feminine version please)
    February 26, 2019
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    Russian gerunds? "это легче и дешевле, чем идти библиотеку" Does this translate as 'it is easier and quicker, than going to the library?' Or do I need to use a gerund instead of an infinitive? идя или идти? Спасибо))
    April 8, 2018
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