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Hello! I’m a native English speaker from Devon in south west England. I’ve lived in various parts of the country and used to be a teacher so my accent is easy to understand. I live in Germany now and am learning German. I’m also an opera singer and I have lots of text to learn in Italian, French and German, and a little bit in Russian. I’m looking for language partners that could help me with my pronouciation and expression. You don’t have to be musical or a singer, it’s just useful to know if a native speaker can understand me, and hearing a native speaker saying the text is infinitely helpful. As someone who spends a lot of time thinking about accents and languages I can help you with your pronouciation, or just general conversation practice. I’m interested in most things, such as: music, history, architecture, science, engineering, literature.
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Stefanie
German
May 17, 2021
Sarah ist eine sehr freundliche und aufgeschlossene Schülerin. Sie ist sehr interessiert und wissbegierig, ich freue mich auf weitere Stunden mit ihr!
Hannah Müller
German
Sep 16, 2020
Liebe Sarah, unsere Stunde hat mir sehr gut gefallen und du sprichst schon sehr gut deutsch, sodass ich interessante Gespräche mit dir führen konnte. Es hat sehr viel Spaß gemacht, das Alphabet und das Buchstabieren mit dir zu üben und ich hoffe, wir sehen uns bald wieder:)
Rüdiger
German
Jun 30, 2020
Wieder eine gute Stunde mit Fortschritten, die Freude machen.
Clemens
German
Jun 26, 2020
Read aloud and it gets better. :)
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    You could say: However, my flight home was cancelled. So I was able to stay longer than I [had] planned because I had to stay for an additional 2 nights. It was a nice summer vacation for me!!
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    September 25, 2025
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    Der menschlichen Stimmapparat Der Bau des menschlichen Stimmapparat ist wie eine Zungenpfeife oder Orgel. Es gibt Blassebalg. Für Menschen ist der die Lunge. Das Windrohr ist im Hals mit dem Zungenwerk. Das Ansatzrohr liegt im Kopf. Es ist der Mund und die Nebenhölen. Wir benutzen der gleiche Apparat für reden und singen. Wenn Mann reden kann, kann Mann auch singen!
    July 5, 2020
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    Eichhörnchen In meiner Meinung, die Eichhörnchen im Deutschland sind die schönster. Es gibt viele in unseren Garten. Im Frühling haben wir sie viel geguckt und ein bisschen über sie gelesen. Unsere Eichhörnchen sind die gleiche Farbe wie die Rinde des Stamms. Ein hat viele neste gebaut in 3 verschiedene Bäumen. Ich habe gelesen, dass die weiblichen Eichhörnchen würde normale 6 oder 7 neste pro Jahr bauen ein. Sie hat die neste in die Äste mit Zweigen und Blätter gebaut.
    May 17, 2020
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    5 Mai Heute hab‘ ich gelernt, dass es sehr schwierig ist, eine neue Sprache zu lernen. Es gibt auch drück von der Lehrerin. Ich lerne Deutsch und ich habe vor kurzem wieder Italienisch begonnen. Ich habe eine Unterricht pro Woche und ich wusste das ich würde nicht schnell lernen. Heute hat meine italienische Lehrerin gesagt das ich zu langsam lerne. Wir schon haben ein Gespräch wie im Restaurant und um viele andere Thema gelernt. Ich weiss das ist soll eine besser Schülerin sein and üben jeden Tag viel mehr. Aber ich muss auch Deutsch üben. Deutsch is mir wichtiger. Vielleicht soll ich nicht Italienisch auch lernen, oder vielleicht eine neue Lehrerin finden.
    May 5, 2020
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    Japanese Noodle "Soba"

    In Japan, we usually eat various kinds of noodles. (Usually and regularly are almost the same, you only need one in a sentence.) Japanese traditional noodles are categorized into 4 types: ramen, udon, soba and somen. Ramen is known as one of the most famous Japanese foods in the world. How about udon, soba and somen? This time I would like to tell you about soba.
    Do you know soba? Soba is one of the Japanese traditional noodles. It is made using grain powder called soba-ko. Before soba became the shape of noodles, there were various ways of eating soba. Sobagaki is known as the early soba, which is made from only soba-ko and is shaped like meatballs. Now soba in the shape of noodles is common in Japan.
    Did you know that the way of eating soba changes depending on your choice when you order soba in a soba noodle shop? Basically, there are 3 types. When you choose morisoba or zarusoba, grab a small amount of noodles with your chopsticks, dip them in the noodle soup base and slurp them into your mouth. When you choose "kakesoba", you will take the noodles in soup like ramen. The way of eating kakesoba is the same with ramen.

    Enjoy soba noodles!

    Thank you! This was really interesting. Very good use of a list at the start.
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    March 12, 2020
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    English writing practice (12 Mar)

    1. There are some emails overlaping in my mailing list, because some people subscribed to my newsletter more than two times. (This tends to happen if people subscribe more than once. It can also happen if people subscribe two or more times.)
    2. All Italian cities are in lockdown from 10th March to 3rd April 2020 due to the coronavirus outbreak.

    My English writing practice today.
    Thanks for your help.
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    March 12, 2020
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    I Played "Snow Bros" on a phone.

    Do you guys know about the Japanese arcade game, “Snow Bros”? It’s an old arcade game that came out in 1990, and I have some stories about it.

    When I was a kid, there was an arcade game machine in front of a stationery store in my neighborhood. And kids my age were always there to play "Snow Bros." Many kids were pretty good at it, while I sucked. Yet, I still had so much fun watching other kids playing. It was a good memory.

    Since I got older, I haven't seen those arcade game machines for ages. And I've missed them. So, it was quite exciting to see “Snow Bros” as a mobile game.

    I don’t even know the actual plotline of this game, but it’s probably about defeating a bad guy who’s threatening the universe. And you are a snowman who can throw snowballs at mobs to make them into a giant snowball you can roll away.

    Furthermore, you just use two buttons in the game. One is for throwing snowballs at enemies and the other one is for jumping. And you have to get rid of all the enemies at each stage. The game is actually pretty hard because your character just dies when a mobster bumps into you.

    — A mob is a group of people. A mobster is a gang member. A baddie is a childish name for an enemy in a computer game or film, could also work here.

    Long story short, playing this game reminded me of all the good memories: the time you could do something with 10 cents and talk to strangers without feeling shy. Also, it made me realize how time has passed really fast and many things have changed.

    Well, at least, one thing has stayed the same: I still suck at this game.

    Anyway, it was just fun playing an old game that brought back many good memories. For those of you who share similar experiences with this game, you can try "Snow Bros" at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobirix.jp.snowbrothers

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    March 12, 2020
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    Lieder Rodger Quilter ist am besten bekannt für seine englischen Kunstlieder, von denen er etwa 120 Lieder geschrieben hat. Heute haben wir nur 4. Wir beginnen mit einem enthusiastischen Plädoyer für die Liebe. Das zweite ist ein zärtlicher Moment in der Abenddämmerung. Das dritte beschreibt die immerwährenden Erinnerungen an die Liebe. Und das letzte dieser Gruppe ist ein einfacher Waldspaziergang, bei dem eine Blume seine Geschichte singt.
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    I just finished watching my favorite TV show, The Big Bang Theory, I have watched it a hundred times but now I’m watching it in English. It is strange because even though I don’t understand anything I can’t stop laughing. I see some facial expression and gestures that I didn’t notice before. This is amazing. Maybe I wont improve my English skills but I’m sure that I’ll improve my ability to read body language. (..but I’m sure that my gesture detector will improve. - this isn’t really normal language, but I’m sure a gesture detector is the sort of device that Sheldon would build to understand people better.) 

    I’m doing a similar thing but I knew the show in English first and now I’m watching in German. I don’t understand much but it’s still hilarious.
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    February 27, 2020
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