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I'm Stephen from the state of Tennessee in the United States. I'm just looking to make new friends and learn some more Spanish! Hola, me llamo Esteban! Soy de Tennessee en los Estado Unidos. Estoy aprendiendo Español y buscando amigos con quien puedo hablar y aprender. Puedo ayudarle con su ingles. Puede ayudarme con mi español, por favor?
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Hugo Ortegano
Spanish
Aug 7, 2018
Como siempre excelente lección. Es un placer hablar contigo amigo Stephen.
Camilo Chile
Spanish
Jul 24, 2018
Muy simpatico Stephen, el ya habla muy bien en español y tiene mucha energia.
Hugo Ortegano
Spanish
Jul 3, 2018
Perfecto. Excelente clase como siempre.
Hugo Ortegano
Spanish
Jun 5, 2018
As always, an awesome lesson with Stephen!
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    Looking for a Perfect Language Partner.

    A teacher is a one who boosts the confidence of his students without giving a miss missing the opportunity to correct any mistakes made by them (Or you could say, "...any mistakes they make.").
    I had a wonderful session with Mr. Joseph, and I take this opportunity to thank him.
    As I still have a long way to cover go (Or "a lot of area to cover"), I'm looking for partners who are interested in learning Hindi, Kannada, or Konkani and could help me out in improving improve my spoken English, especially the accent. You are also welcome if your English level is upper-intermediate and you are looking for a partner with whom to practice.

     

    Happy New Year, Hari! I hope you learn a large amount of English this year!

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    January 1, 2016
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    Keep Your Eyes on Your Goals

    I want to speak English fluency fluently because I like English, also as well as to have a good job.
    I am an accountant, and I am interested by in the HR field.


    Good luck on reaching your English-speaking goals, Tamer! I wish you all the best in the New Year!

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    January 1, 2016
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    "She thought I should try an alternative medicine." "She suggested that I try an alternative medicine." "She recommended that I try an alternative medicine." All of these are correct ways to say what you want. If it's just a singular medicine, you have to have the word "an" in there. I hope this helps!
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    January 1, 2016
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    Hello

    Hello, I'm Ahmed, and I'm from Egypt. I'm 22 years old. I'm studying marketing and accounting. I would like to find a partner to improve my English, and in exchange, I'll (Or you can say, "I would") be so glad to teach him Arabic. I would also like to exchange the information about cultures.

    I hope you find all you're looking for here on italki, Ahmed, and that you soon master the English language!

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    December 31, 2015
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    Hello! If you go under the session detail, there will be a section called "Communication Tool", or its equivalent in another language, and their Skype information will be there. You can add them as a contact and then call them at the appropriate time!
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    December 21, 2015
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    Day 1

    Today i'm wakeup I woke up (You have to keep this in the past tense, since it already happened.  "I'm" is present tense) too late, make made my bed, and drink drank a glass of water. After breakfast, I need to go to find Christmas lights. It will be a long day.


    I hope you were able to get everything accomplished that you wanted, Frank! I hope you have a great Christmas, as well!

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    December 17, 2015
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    Hello

    Hello, everyone! One of my friends recommended this website for to me. I can speak Chinese and simple English. I want to improve my oral English, and I'd like to make friends from the international community (Or you could say, "I'd like to make international friends."). I'm very happy to join you~:)

     

    Welcome to the italki community, Lesley! It's great to have you!

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    December 15, 2015
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    Welcome to My New Society

    Hello, there!
    First, I'm happy for being to be a member of this great society. I see here many enthusiastic or and passionate, helpful people. I hope you help me correct my mistakes.

    I'm Hamdy, from Egypt, but I really belong to the earth. or planet, I'm 26 (Or you could say "twenty-six" in more formal writing) years old. I'm I've been a graduate of the (I believe you need the word "the" here, but I'm not entirely sure if this is a school you're referencing, or what) Management Information System since 2011.

    I studied programming and I was a programmer, but now I'm only focusing on English because I wish to be speak like a near native English speaker, not just good well. and I also want to be able to read English books and novels easily and understand English movies. I think with English I would have many opportunities in for work, fun, and relationships, because with English I can form new many many new relationships. (Using the word "relationships" twice so closely together becomes redundant, so try to figure out a way to reduce this problem. "I think with English I would have many opportunities for work, fun, and relationships, because my world will be opened in a way it never has," or something like that) 
    I love education, and teaching, and teachers, but right now I'm not a teacher. My friends tell me I'm good at teaching and explaining things I've I already know.
    I might go abroad in the near future for either either for tourism or learning English.

    I believe that politeness and respectfulness is very, very (Another word for "very, very" is "extremely") important, and it's they are one two of the most important thing aspects in Human of humanity. ( I mean mankind ) and also All religions are motivated for by this these two things.

    I hate politics and don't understand anything about it. I only hope all people can live together and have fun and good good, fun lives.

    I wrote it this again in my notebook because nobody corrected it in the discussion.
    I hope anybody somebody corrects my mistakes.

     

    Here you go, Hamdy! I don't expect you to understand every correction I made, but I hope this helps a little bit. Good job, and keep up the hard work!

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    December 2, 2015
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    This is a pretty well-written piece, Hamdy! Welcome to italki, and I hope you are able to learn many new things on this website. If you have any questions about my corrections, please ask. You have a good start on the English language, and I know you can excel if you put your mind to it! 

    Learn Egyptian Arabic with Me and Help Me in English

    Hi, everybody! (While your original comma wasn't incorrect, the sentence starts to become a run-on when you add the phrases below to it) 

    I'm Hamdy, from Egypt. I want to master English. (You could also say, "I'm Hamdy, from Egypt, and I want to master English." This is a little more natural, although your sentences are grammatically correct)

    If you want to learn/practice (You could also say "learn or practice", and in professional writings, you would) Arabic, especially Egyption Arabic, I'm (You can also say, "I'd be", which is more natural) glade glad to help you. I'm very patient, and I love helping people learn anything new. 

    Let's help each other using Skype, Google Hangouts or here on this amazing website. 

    Regards,
    Hamdy

    انا حمدي من مصر. انا عايز اتقن الانجليزية
    لو انت عايز تتعلم/تمارس اللغة العربية خاصة المصرية انا فخور ان اساعدك. انا صبور جدا واحب مساعدة الاخرين في تعلم اي شىء جديد.
    يلا / هيا بنا نساعد بعض باستخدام سكايب,جوجل هانج اوت او باستخدام الموقع الرائع ده.

    تحياتي
    حمدي

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    December 1, 2015
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    My Parents' House

    My parents' house hasn't changed since I was a child. The same furnitures furniture, same kitchen, and same living room are in that house. When I'm there and close my eyes, and I can feel my childhood and I can guess (A better word here would be "remember", since you don't really have to guess how they were) how are all the rooms were.

    There was a small hall in the entrance with a heavy table, and a mirror with a beautiful ancient frame. I don't remember from what material was made that table was made, but I remember I couldn't move it. Every year we used to put the <em>Belen</em> (This word needs to be italicized because it isn't English. The English word is "nativity scene") on that table at Christmas.

    The hall had two doors and a corridor. One the door was from to my room and the other was from to the living room. My living room (Did you mean to say "bedroom" here?), which I shared with my brother, was a big place. I'd say that room was over 25 m2 (square meters). The living room was big too, but it was like a rectangle rectangular, and I'd say it was twice as long as it was width wide. I have never seen a similar living room. In one way, the TV was very far and the other way too close From one direction, the tv was very far away, and from the other, it was way too close.

    Although If there were some important place in that house when I was a child, it was the corridor.
    My brother and I used to close all the doors in our longe corridor and we played in it and play football (If you're speaking in American English, this word would be "soccer"). I believe all our neighbours hated us when we screamed, "Goooooal!" each time we scored a goal. Some times ("Sometimes" is one word), we broke some a (While "some" isn't necessarily incorrect, it's a bit redundant to use it immediately after saying "Sometimes") painting or photo that my parents had on the walls wall of that corridor (While this isn't really wrong, either, we already know where you are and you can eliminate it). Then my mother came and... game over.

    I enjoyed reading this because it's so similar to some of the things I used to do as a child (except we didn't really break pictures, believe it or not!). Your English is good, so keep practicing and you will steadily improve! Nice work, Antonio!

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    November 30, 2015
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