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Hello! Do you want to learn or practice your Arabic or English? You are on a highway to it! Are you looking for a nice, amusing conversation? It`s still the right choice! Few words about me: I am a graduate student, have been learning English almost my whole life though I can use some practice, and German for few weeks (on this I should work really hard). Also I want to start learning Russian. that`s my great wish. So write me if you dare!=)
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    Hi, 

    Nicely written. Still I think there're few points that could be improved. 

    * "<em>When I studied at university in psichology</em>" Here you might say " When I studied psychology at university". 

    * "<em>hevwas professor</em>" I don't get the havwas! 

    You need to use some more of punctuation marks and revise your spelling a bit. Here's an example "I think we do not need to laugh every time at everything".

     

    Well done, and keep on working hard  :)

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  • Corrected

    مرحبا

    اسمي ياسمين
    انا من تركيا 
    اسكن في أنقرة
    ادرس في قسم الترجمة العربية
    لدي اخت واخ
    اختي متزوجة و لديها ابنة

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  • Corrected

    رسالة الى مدرس

     

    السلام عليكم

     "Critical Language Scholarship" انا ادرس اللغة العربية خارج الصف/ وحدى، و اريد ان اتخدث معك بخصوص منحة 
    للحصول على المنحة،احتاج الى خطاب توصية من مدرس عن مستوى لغتى العربية .
    هل يمكننا ان نلتقى قريبا؟  
    سلام،
    Rachel

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  • Answered
    I guess a lot of people do find partners, the website wouldn't survive if not. You just need to take your time in creating a nice profile, and maybe work a bit on the questions and notebooks, till you find someone who is willing to help you or needs your help :)
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  • Answered
    I'm not exactly sure about this, but I think that tidy implies being neat. For example a kid can arrange the toys in a line on the middle of the room, now it is neat/tidy, but not clean. Whereas to clean is to completely remove the toys from the floor and up to the shelves or the storage areas. I think "clear up" works fine here too. Bare in mind some words are not perfectly sensible in their current usage, cause it was originated for different uses than we might be using it for now for example "Punk", google it :P
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  • Answered
    "Why do* you want to learn Arabic?" btw you can't say "okay guys is it question right?" You may say "Is this the correct form of the question?" or "Am I saying it correctly?"
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    September 12, 2015
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  • Answered
    So this website allows only up to 2000 character which is not enough so here's the sources of my answer: as a summary: 1.The word “just” means “a moment ago” while “only” has a relatively “recent” meaning. 2.“Just” provides an informal tone while “only” implies a formal tone to the conversation. 3.“Only” also means “single or alone” while “just” has no such meaning. Read more: Difference Between Only and Just | Difference Between | Only vs Just http://www.differencebetween.net/language/words-language/difference-between-only-and-just/ And a nice infograph http://www.myenglishteacher.eu/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Difference-between-%E2%80%9Cjust%E2%80%9D-and-%E2%80%9Conly%E2%80%9D.png
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