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(skype: pedro_fr_22) I am interest in learning German. In exchange I can help you with your Portuguese, be it EU or from Brazil, or with your English (up to B2). I have done some tandems before on skype and I usually to 30 minutes one language + 30 minutes the other language but I am flexible to new structures. All the best, Pedro
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    Why some verbs with no prep. take the dative (danken) and others the accusative (belügen)? Some german verbs take the dative (ex. danken, vertrauen, verzeihen, gratulieren, raten, vergeben), as we note in the following setences: Ich danke DIR. Ich vertraue DIR. Ich verzeihe DIR... But some use the accusative (ex. belügen, beraten, verehren): Ich belüge DICH. Ich berate DICH. Ich verehre DICH. I was wondering if there is a rule to distinguish these two kinds of verbs that take only one complement (not like geben, for ex., that takes two complements) and have no preposition that determines the case (ex., für, gegen, aus, bei). Please, please let there be a rule for this (:P) and, if not, let there be some nice table that summarizes this.
    March 15, 2016
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    What is the difference between "immer" and "allzeit"? Both mean always but what's the difference? Can we use both in all contexts?
    November 23, 2015
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    Why is it so hard to find instant tutoring in German?

    I am new on the website and I love the instant tutoring feature. I wanted to use it to practice my German but I have tried Sunday and just now and didn't find anyone available for instant tutoring. Is it usually like this or did I have bad luck? I wish you all the best in your language learning efforts.

    November 23, 2015
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