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Hi there, My name name is Hesham , I am here to improve , practice, learn , exchange and teach languages , I am improving my German , English and learning French , Spanish , Indonesian and trying with the Chinese mandarin but I think is difficult to learn , I'd like to make good friends from all over the globe and exchange cultures , If u wanna any help don't ever hesitate and feel free to contact me . All the best Hesho ^_^ ........................................................................................................... To Learn a new language there are many things u have to take in consideration : *Ask urself why u leanring this language , to have '' Intention'' , ''Desire '' , ''Motive'' . *To be PATIENT and don't very give up and continue ur learn and u have to believe every start is always hard as the German saying '' Aller Anfang ist immer schwer '' and NO PAIN NO GAIN , and there is no pills to have to speak this language in a fluent way . * LOVE what are u doing I Think this is one the most important point . * PRACTICING everytime , LEARNING , LISTENING to native speakers and try to pronounce and talk like them , READING new papers , any kind of book in the language u want to learn , so to be like a BUTTERFLY take from every Flower and Rose . This is my modest advice about the keys of learning any new language , Thank you and hope u enjoy and love what are u doing . Regards , Hesho ^_^
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    Have got to and have to: forms Affirmative form Have (got) to comes before the main verb: You have to try these cakes. They are so good. It is often contracted, especially in speaking. You’ve got to press very hard on the doorbell. Have (got) to cannot be followed by a modal verb: We’ve to take the car to the garage this morning. Not: We’ve to must take the car to the garage this morning. Have (got) to is only used alone when the main verb and any complement of the verb is obvious: A: Does he have to do exams this year? B: Yes, he has (got) to. See also: Have Negative form The negative of have to is formed using do not, does not, did not or don’t, doesn’t, didn’t: We don’t have to pay for the food. The negative of have got to is formed by adding not after have. We don’t use don’t, doesn’t, didn’t: We haven’t got to pay for the food. Not: We don’t have got to pay for the food. See also: Modality: forms Have Question form Do, does, did are used before the subject to form questions with have to: Do we have to take our shoes off? The subject and have change position to form questions with have got to: Have we got to take our shoes off? Source : http://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/have-got-to-and-have-to
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    August 2, 2015
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    يواسي is to Condole /console / comfort يواسيه means to condole him يواسيها to condole her يواسيهم to condole them and so on This is a link of a website of several Arabic online dictionaries . http://www.lexilogos.com/english/arabic_dictionary.htm Just write the word and choose the dictionary you want to look it up in .
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    August 2, 2015
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    A text is something that must be read because it is a unit of written language. This is the translation of the text definition into English , and it's grammatically correct .
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    January 6, 2012
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    نَظراً إِلى Nazaran aala means due to , considering, taking into account . The using of this expression : We use it when we say the reasons which prevent us to do something .(justification why don't do something with the reasons ) e.g نَظراً إِلى الاحواء الجوية السيئة تم تأجيل الرحلة Nazaran aala al ahwal al gawiya al sayyaa tama taagel al raahla . Due to the bad weather , postponed the flight . أنا غاضب منك نَظراً إِلى ما فعلته ana ghadeb menak nazaran aala ma fa'alto I am angry with you , due to /because what you have done .
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    January 5, 2012
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    على العموم 'ala al 'umoom means generally, all in all, and also anyway. e.g كلنا علي العموم نشرب اللبن كل صباح kolona 'ala al 'umoom nashrabu al laban sabahan . We all generally drink the milk every morning . ( in this sentence means generally without any exception) علي العموم أنا غير غاضب منك رغم ما فعلته ala al 'umoom ana ghaar ghadeb menak raghm ma fa'altu . Anyway I am not angry with you despite what you have done . (in this sentence means anyway , we usually use it to convey that meaning ).
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    January 4, 2012
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    Yes , idiom is a combination of words ; verbs/ adjectives and prepositions giving a specific meaning we can't understand it literally but every single idiom conveys a meaning and you should memorize and use as it is .
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    January 4, 2012
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    You know I believe in the proverb which says '' Friend in need is friends indeed '' I know how if he is a real friend or not when in hard times . In my opinion the qualities I like most in my friend are :- -Religious : he cares about God in his life and satisfying Him . -Polite : he should be polite and courteous not rude and cursed . -Caring : cares about others and good listener ,love good for me like for himself, always like my mirror giving me advices . -Honest and faithful : honest that mean he don't cheat and keep my secrets , and I can trust him in everything. -Kind : he should be kind and forgiving and always and when something wrong happen let me know and don't keep anything and make problems and gaps getting bigger . should be generous too and like good for me as he like for himself . These are some of the most attributes I like to be in my friend :)
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    January 4, 2012
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    Come in Arabic has many ways to say it to come يأتي yaaty / يجيئ yagee, and when we call some to come on we say commonly تعالَ ta'ala 1) Come here please تعالَ هنا من فضلك Ta'ala hona men fadlak 2) come back We say it in one word أرجع arga' that in the imperative form the inf is رجع raga'a 3)come and go تعالَ و أذهب /روح ta'ala wa azhab /rooh to go we can say أذهب azhab and in formally روح rooh
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    January 4, 2012
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    in good company with or in the company of means together with good people /relation e.g I traveled to London with a good company with my friend David .
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    January 2, 2012
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    "quartile" in statistics , one of four equal parts that a set of figures is divided into, in order of size, amount, value, etc.: in the top/second, etc. quartile The investment fund has appeared regularly in the top quartile of performance tables. (Cambridge Dictionary) quartile Pronunciation: /ˈkwɔːtʌɪl/ noun Statistics each of four equal groups into which a population can be divided according to the distribution of values of a particular variable: in the highest quartile, the mean age was 72 each of the three values of the random variable which divide a population into quartiles. Origin: late 19th century: from medieval Latin quartilis, from Latin quartus 'fourth' (Oxford Dictionary )
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    January 2, 2012
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