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Rachel Leduc
French
Dec 1, 2018
Bonne leçon, continue comme ça ! :)
Claire
French
Nov 26, 2018
La prononciation et la compréhension d’Ivonne s’améliorent à chaque leçon, et c’est un plaisir de la voir progresser :)
Claire
French
Nov 19, 2018
Conversation très intéressante avec Ivonne, qui m’a fait découvrir les fêtes américaines et mexicaines !
Claire
French
Nov 15, 2018
Ivonne est très sympathique et possède une bonne base de français qui lui permet de s’exprimer clairement :)
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  • Commented

    Put yourself in situations where you talk about a variety of topics (example: weather, mood, work, family...). That way you have experience talking about different things and have less hesitation about what you want to say.

    Happy practicing!

    -Ivonne

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    December 17, 2017
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  • Answered
    Old question, but I'm still wondering this myself. Maybe italki wants to keep the traffic that comes through original posts? Thanks.
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    August 4, 2017
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  • Answered
    Hi Sesame, you're correct, it is 'we have no CLASS next session'. I understand the impulse to use 'classes' as in Spanish, we often say 'no tenemos CLASES la proxima sesión.' This works in other languages, but in English it will just sound confusing to pluralize. Cheers!
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    August 4, 2017
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  • Posted
    Français CANADIEN! Pour dire que quelque chose c'est correct: C'est bon ou C'est beau, ou les 2?
    July 27, 2017
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    Everything sounds correct and natural except here: Understands* the task and can complete the tasks under *direction 不了解任务、不能完成任务需要接受培训 Doesn't* know and doesn't* understand the tasks*, can’t complete the tasks* and needs to get trained.
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    July 27, 2017
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    Norwegian Wood

    I bought this book today.

    "Norwegian wood by Haruki Murakami"

    I did read the original written in Japanese.

    maybe, very hard for me for my English skills.

    but,I understand details and ,I can image this story.

    I have enjoyment more than ease.

    Someday,I want to understand it written in English.

    0→1.

    http://amzn.to/2uBKBwx
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    July 27, 2017
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  • Commented
    Yes, in the United States I find beggars on the street on most days. *Correction* Is it legal in your country to beg? (A small change in word order). I think it is only illegal next to stores and businesses. Some people give them money, I give them food. Thanks!
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    July 27, 2017
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  • Posted
    Hi English learners!


    Hi everyone!


    I'm Ivonne, a new community tutor teaching English and Spanish, and I'm looking for students who want to learn a specific topic.

    For example, if you are going on a trip and want to learn to talk to the locals. Or if you are studying for a test, I'd love to help you with specific questions. 

    Feel free to message me about scheduling a trial lesson!


    Happy learning,

    Ivonne

    March 21, 2017
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  • Answered
    Hi Rafaela! As you suspected, 'which one was the best', is the more appropriate one. BETTER is for comparing only 2 things. Ex: The chocolate ice cream is better than the vanilla. BEST is for comparing 3 or more. Ex. Out of the chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry... chocolate is the best. Hope that helps. Your friendly Community Tutor, Ivonne
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    March 20, 2017
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  • Posted
    Searching for Spanish-learning guinea pigs.


    Hello italki community!

    I'm an experimental psychologist and I'm creating Spanish lessons that focus on conversation and having fun with learning.

    If you're interested in taking one of these experimental Skype lessons, please message me with: 

    1) Your level (Newbie, Can-communicate-basics, Want-practice-speaking, etc)

    2) Your time zone

    3) Your best date and time to Skype


    Thank you, happy language-geeking!

    -Ivonne



    April 7, 2016
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