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Now that I'm done with my education I'm looking forward to being able to spend time traveling. I hope to learn French and Italian so that I can use it while traveling. It could be for professional conferences or for leisure with my husband and family but I want to be conversational in several languages in order to travel and experience the cultures in a more authentic fashion. My husband is conversational in Arabic and is learning Russian and will hopefully make his own account on here soon! I am an Italian descendent and I am also trying to obtain Italian citizenship through my grandmother's heritage. She was born in Italy but immigrated to the US. She has since passed away but I hope to one day be able to find distant relatives in Italy and reconnect with them.
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    To me that means "Don't bounce your head because of the fracture". Not that he would wrap it so that it would not bounce.
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    April 22, 2016
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    The above posts are correct that it is used by younger (teenaged) people in the US as slang for a term of endearment, however it is also my understanding that "bae" is also used in Danish for "poop" or a bowel movement. I would assume they are using it in the american slang version, because they do not know the Danish version...and perhaps if they did it would stop being used. :)
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    April 22, 2016
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    Today I'm in the place where I was born. My dad and his family live here. Today I'm helping my cousin with his work, later I will go back to my aunt's home because I'm staying there when I arrive.
    I will stay here one more week.

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    June 28, 2015
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    You would say "I would like a hamburger, please" Also you can say "I will have the hamburger, please" "I will have the steak with mushroom sauce and mashed potatoes" "I would like a glass of red wine"
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    June 28, 2015
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    I'm a native English speaker from the US. This is not a phrase that I am familiar with. It sounds like they are asking if you would like to take a nap or sit and talk (chat). It could be that this is a British expression that I have not heard here in the US. :)
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    June 28, 2015
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    I requested to join the group! I would like to learn French. I am a native English speaker. 

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    June 28, 2015
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