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I'm Troy. I speak English and French fluently. I'm a Canadian-born Brit who gets really likes learning languages. On that basis, I'm currently in the process of learning Japanese, Spanish, Italian, Mandarin Chinese, Korean, Russian and German. I like books and video games, and I want to travel the world when I'm older. Je m'appelle Troy. Je parle anglais et français courament, et j'aime apprendre des nouvelles langues. Donc, j'étudie actuellement le japonais, l'espagnol, l'italien, le chinois, le coréen, le russe et l'allemand. J'aime les libres et les jeux vidéos, et je veux voyager partout dans le monde quand je serai plus vieux. 私は Troy。英語とフランス語が話せます。言語を学ぶのが大好きです。スペイン語とイタリア語と日本語と中国語と韓国語とドイツ語とロシア語を勉強します。本とビデオゲームが好きです。旅行したいです。 Yo me llamo Troy. Hablo inglés y francés con fluidez, y me gusta mucho aprender nuevos idiomas. Ahora aprendo japonés, español, italiano, mandarín, coreano, ruso y alemán. Me gustan los libros y los videojuegos, y quiero viajar por todo el mundo. 我叫 Troy。我会说英文和法文。我学习日文，西班牙文，中文，韩文，意大利文和德文。我喜欢视频游戏和书，也想旅行。 Io sono Troy. Parlo l'inglese ed il francese fluentemente, e mi piace imparare le lingue. Imparo italiano, spagnolo, cinese, coreano, giapponese, russo e tedesco. Mi piacciono i videogiochi ed i libri, e voglio viaggiare. Ich heiße Troy. Ich kann Englisch und Französisch sprechen, und ich will Deutsch, Spanisch, Italienisch, Japanisch, Koreanisch, Mandarin Chinesisch und Russisch lernen. Ich liebe die Bücher und die Videospiele, und ich will reisen. 저는 Troy 이에요. 영어랑 프랑스어를 말할 수 있고, 한국어랑 일본어랑 스페인어랑 이탈리아어랑 독일어랑 중국어랑 러시아어를 배우고 싶어요.
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  • Answered
    I would read it as "to learn painting by looking at the hands of other artists while they're painting".
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    August 15, 2018
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    It's a species of bird called a white-breasted nuthatch. "Devil downhead" is just a nickname for the species.
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    May 8, 2018
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  • Commented

    “Every day” is simply “all of the days”. 


    “Everyday” is an adjective meaning something extremely common or normal. 

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    January 31, 2018
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  • Answered
    That's correct in colloquial American English, but in the UK we read it as "twenty-three thousand AND eight". In British English we basically put "and" before the last digit (there's actually more to it than that, but it gets a little bit hard to explain), but "and" isn't necessary in American English.
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    September 3, 2017
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  • Answered
    It's kind of hard to explain exactly how it should be interpreted, but it basically means "the fact that...". It's just one of those weird little expressions that makes English a nightmare.
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    September 3, 2017
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  • Posted
    Where does the ending –ек come from after numbers? I just learned that after numbers 5 and up, the noun should be in the genitive plural. However, the example sentences in the software I'm learning from include phrases like шесть девочек and десять кошек (other nouns seem to take this ending too; those were just examples). This –ек ending for feminine nouns doesn't appear in any grammar table I've seen for the genitive plural and I can't find any websites mentioning it as an irregular declension. Can anyone explain why these nouns don't take the regular endings in this situation?
    August 31, 2017
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  • Commented

    To me, sentence 1 sounds like people were arrested and shouted at the minister because of it.

    Sentence 2 sounds like people shouted at the minister and got arrested for shouting at him/her.

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    June 24, 2017
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  • Answered
    "Sapere" is used when you know a fact, as in "io so che l'Italia è un paese europeo", or when expressing that you know how to do something. "Conoscere" is used when you're acquainted or familiar with a person or thing, like "io conosco quello ragazzo". If I wasn't clear enough, let me know.
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    June 22, 2017
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    To me, "it feels like" suggests that something is causing a feeling: It feels like it's going to rain = the clouds, the air pressure or something is creating a feeling that rain is coming. On the other hand, "I feel like" suggests a feeling or emotion that comes from oneself, rather than one's surroundings or environment.
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    May 31, 2017
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  • Corrected

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    C'est étrange que l'achat de des livres peut être quelquefois parfois très difficile. Par exemple, aujourd'hui j'ai cherché les dialogues de Platon, les dialogues particulières : Le Politique, Théagès, Cratyle, et Apologie de Socrate. Mais il n'y avait aucun l' aucune édition qui rassemblait à ces dialogues. On doit acheter soit l'oeuvre complète, soit les autres dialogues qui ne m'intéressent guère. Je trouve que c'est triste, quand tu ne peux pas trouver ce que tu cherches. Quelquefois Parfois, je pense que j'ai besoin de typographie privée.


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    May 6, 2017
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