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Salut! J'avais étudier la langue française à l'école secondaire, et maintenant, quelques années plus tard, je veux recommencer pratiquer écrire et parler en français. J'ai la plus difficulté avec les conjugaison des verbes, alors, je demands vôtre aide. Quand je finis l'université, je cherche un emploi qui besoin les deux langues officiels du Canada. En rétour, je peux t'aider avec l'anglais.
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    If you don't specify where and just say the city like you did in this sentence then it would be "in Rio de Janeiro". If you say a specific place in the city like an airport or a town hall then it would be "at" (ie. at Rio de Janeiro airport).
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    August 3, 2016
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    If you have the opportunity, you can take professional French classes at a school or with a professional tutor. If that is not something you can do then the internet is also a great place to start. Google some introductory lessons for free online in your native language to start building your foundation in the language. Learn grammar, vocabulary, common phrases and once you feel you have a good foundation, read some easy literature and practise listening to the spoken language. Once you have a good foundation, find a native speaker with whom you can exchange your own native language and then just continue practising. You will eventually improve.

    Some native speakers language exchange partners might be willing to teach you the basics but don't necessarily expect it because not everyone will.

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    June 23, 2016
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    You're not alone in this situation. I've spoken to many people who would abruptly stop responding to messages, I myself am guilty of this sometimes, I have to admit. A lot of the time, if the conversation is not interesting, the other person does not enjoy similar things or at least keep a conversation going instead of just talking about language goals, I simply begin to feel like I am wasting my time and not actually learning anything. Similarly, if the other person does not have a proficiency level high enough for us to actually be able to keep a conversation going, it becomes a pointless endeavour and does not feel like an equal exchange relationship. That being said, there may also be reasons why people do not visit this site anymore or have to put their language learning on hold and they may just stop responding altogether.
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    June 23, 2016
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    Quelle est la difference entre 'doux' et 'moelleux'? - Merci!
    June 11, 2016
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    I suggest that when you learn English, don't try to force the English language to match the Russian. Instead, try to learn English separately from Russian. Don't directly translate how it would be said in Russian into English but instead try to form sentences based on the English grammar you already know. Listen to native speakers and try reading some English sentences and eventually you will pick up on correct English grammar.
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    June 6, 2016
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    What would you like to eat for dinner? Although my cooking is good, it's not as good as yours. / My cooking is good but it isn't as good as yours. You are getting fatter than your mother. <-- this would be considered rude if you said this to someone. Some people ((have no one)/(don't have anyone) and others have lots of people.
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    June 6, 2016
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    You end a lot of your examples with prepositions. Doesn't bother me but I think some grammar nazis out there might have a stroke.

    One of the examples was "go over something" when it should be "get over something". "Go over" means something completely different.

    Is "getting round/ got round to something" a frequent saying in Britain? In American English I've only ever heard "get around"/ "gotten around".


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    June 6, 2016
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    June 6, 2016
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    May 21, 2016
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    Born and raised here. It has its flaws like every country but I love it and wouldn't want to live anywhere else.
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    May 13, 2016
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