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Daniel Даниил Deniz
Russian
Jul 3, 2022
Джессика, вы хорошо поддерживаете разговор. У вас есть что рассказать, но вы также задаёте вопросы, поэтому урок проходит достаточно активно, не скучно. Если что, я придумал вопросы к фотографиям, поэтому если вы захотите, мы можем обсудить то, что на них изображено.
Daniel Даниил Deniz
Russian
Jun 19, 2022
Джессика, то что вы сами предлагаете иллюстрации для обсуждения, показывает, что вы знаете чего хотите и идёте к своей цели!
Daniel Даниил Deniz
Russian
Jun 5, 2022
Джессика, у вас хорошо получается описывать то, что изображено на фотографии. Вы правильно определяете цвета. Попробуем к предметам, изображённым на картинке добавлять разные числительные и посмотрим как будут меняться слова.
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  • Commented
    Kudos to everyone learning a new language!! I got to a C1 in Spanish using italki a few years ago and now I'm starting Russian. I would like to reach a B1 in Russian this year. I'm currently at an A1. I'm learning with my children, which makes things interesting, more challenging in some aspects and easier in others! So my plan is to have at least two italki conversations each week (one with my excellent children's teacher and one for myself). I use LingQ as well, and will get 50 LingQ's/day on days that I have a conversation and 100 LingQ's/day when I don't have a conversation scheduled. We will devote 1 hr/day to speaking only in Russian, doing every-day things. And I'm going to listen to something in Russian 30 min/day while I do housework. I have a simple children's Bible in Russian from which I will read one page for my daily devotional. Ambitious but definitely doable. I'm excited!
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    January 4, 2022
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  • Answered
    Are you at the intermediate plateau, trying to become advanced? Use this exhaustive list of categories and questions to help you know what words to look for and use that you don't already know and use: http://iteslj.org/questions/ Also, Bartosz has some ideas about that: https://universeofmemory.com/curse-of-a-b2-level/
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    July 22, 2021
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  • Corrected
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    April 18, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austin

    I like to read a lot, one of my favourite books is Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austin. I have read this book in Spanish and watched a movie about the book several times and I fall in love with the story over and over.

    This book has taught me a lot, but in another moment I will talk about that. I wanted read this book in English, so I downloaded an audiobook to listen to and read at the same time., I enjoyed the story but it was difficult having to use the dictionary so many times, so I gave up. Now, my English is a little better so I will try to read the book again and finish it this time because I think people see a book from a different sight view when they read it in its original language.


    Great job! You're doing great if you're reading Pride and Prejudice. And your English is excellent!

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    February 23, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Today was bad day...

    Good evenigh evening.
    Today was a bad day because my dear friend just he is not falling in love of with me. He said his ex girlfriend hurts he him. I don´t know why he given a chance with won't give me a chance. Today I´m very sad.


    Sorry! That sounds rough. Hope things work out for you.

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    February 23, 2016
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  • Commented

    Lots of great ideas I'm going to implement! Thank you!

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    December 25, 2015
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    Hang on

    It's not easy to learn English well, it I need to keep practicing. Writing dairies diary entries (dairies are places where cows are milked) is a good manner practice, but it is difficult to think of a theme everyday. Just write about what happened in your day!
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    November 23, 2015
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  • Posted
    Los errores !Estoy siempre dandome cuenta cuántos errores hago en español! Este mañana, estuve aprendiendo sobre los verbos reflexivos. Di me cuenta de uso esos verbos en la manera incorrecta. A practicar español, hablo con mis hijos en español y les doy mucho imperativos. Por ejemplo, sobre comiendo la comida, cepillandose los dientes, llevando la ropa, etcetera. Pero ahora, me doy cuenta de no usé los verbos reflexivos correctamente. De hecho, en ese ensayo, no estoy usando esos verbos correctamente todavía. Están muy dificil para mí.
    November 23, 2015
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    GRENIER, THE MONSTER

    I wish want ('wish'  is correct, but most people will not use it that way) to tell a real history story (you usually 'tell a story') about a powerful baker’s company (? I'm not sure what you're looking for, but adding 'company' is an option) which is eating up all the competitors, even some supermarkets, and it’s called Grenier.
    That monster dominates the sector due to its strategy, which follows on comes from a series of studied decisions. It basically consists on by starting up a new establishment near other bakers (only use an apostrophe to show ownership) and greatly lowering the its prices extremely. This decrease of the prices lures a lot of costumers who spend their money there, so it forces the competitors to close their doors because due to of this enormous competition, before being ruined. In other words, Grenier does away with any possible threat.
    Furthermore, Grenier always releases new attractive promotions and offers, and its marketing is productive effective enough to achieve their pursued goal. If you have ever seen any Grenier’s shop, you will know what I mean. The main colours are black and gold, and everything is perfectly thought-out.
    But when the company accomplish its objective, the prices rise again, but the difference is that there aren’t any competitors anymore, so they have the way clear to do whatever. That’s heavily rough difficult to solve, because they who have the money also have the power.
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    November 17, 2015
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  • Answered
    It means the same thing, although it is not used all that often. Most people I know also use it sarcastically.
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    November 16, 2015
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