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Hi, my name is Shabbir and I come from Malaysia. Born in a multi-racial country I grew up exposed to different languages. Although I didn't get the chance to seriously learn all of them I am determined to put my energy into doing it in the near future. Learning language has become my new found passion after I found that with determination and lots of practice, I can finally learn French to a comfortable communication level. I watched a video from a polyglot named Tim Doner where he speaks 20 languages and it instantly inspired me to take up a foreign language. It turns out that learning one language makes me easier to learn another, paradoxically. I also think it opens up to understanding other cultures. Languages should not become a barrier for us to exist and communicate but to make friends and make peace. As Nelson Mandela once said, "If you speak to a man with a language he understands, you speak to his mind. If you speak to him with his mother tongue, you speak to his heart" I hope that getting a spot in italki helps me to achieve my language learning goals and benefits. I hope you enjoyed reading what you know about me. Thank you
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    How are Turkish sentences constructed? For example, in English, we would say, "The cat that is under the table is shivering and it needs to stay dry" The subject is the cat. In Turkish the verb is always at the end of the sentence, so in a complex sentence like the above, how can one begin to construct that sentence in Turkish? Thank you
    January 8, 2016
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