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Kathrin
German
Apr 9, 2021
Thanks for the wonderful lesson! You are a good student and also a great person! I love talking to you! Looking forward to our next class! Danke!
Chiara
Italian
Oct 5, 2016
Chi impara divertendosi ha il successo garantito.
CICI 芸潇
Chinese (Mandarin)
Sep 27, 2016
Thank you for your feedback
Chiara
Italian
Sep 26, 2016
Grazie del tuo commento, Bèco. I commenti come i tuoi incoraggiano ad andare avanti :)
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  • Commented
    Fantastic article, Jack! Thank you.
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    February 28, 2016
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  • Answered
    * I'm on it * right away * sure thing * let that to me * as soon as I can * don't ask twice * and my preferred: no thanks.
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    February 28, 2016
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  • Commented

    Such a complex question. As happy as I am, I just live my days without too much thinking.

    But if you put me in this position, well... I would probably spend half of the day thinking what to do! LOL. And the other half I would probably just do what I do.


    Do not wait to be happy. Just be.

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    February 27, 2016
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  • Commented

    Dear Lydia,


    One of the puzzling things about "ain't" is the double negative usually following it.

    Like this funny dialog:

    - Hey Brow!

    - I ain't no brow!


    Now, when you say: "There ain't no need to use ain't!" I find it still more puzzling. Is this a "triple" negative?

    Cheers!


    PS. Totally agree with your suggestions to let slang come naturally if you must. Focus on proper English. It is already too much to learn.

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    February 25, 2016
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  • Posted
    A fine whatsapp group for English / Portuguese

    Dear fellows,

    I'm starting a study group. How would you like to join?

    Note:

    - Its going to be a boring group. Formal language is better.

    - Correct grammar when talking is encouraged.

    - Slang or curse is to be said only in parenthesis when its relevant to the matter.

    - Politely correcting english and portuguese to each other is a must.

    - Do not bother to join if you don't agree. There are plenty of groups out there.

    - Just leave your number here or in a private message with a (very) small intro about yourself and your objectives.

    - I'll not reply messages or this forum thread. If you find yourself in the group, that's your answer. If not, well, that too.



    February 24, 2016
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  • Commented
    I find it much more difficult to find a partner to practice english here at italki. ;)
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    February 24, 2016
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  • Commented
    Please, count me in. Thanks.
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    February 24, 2016
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