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Uczę się polskiego. Porozmawiajmy!
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Spanish
Jul 18, 2018
I really hope that you have a wonderful time in Mallorca and that you order lots of lovely food in Spanish, it was lovely speaking with you! ¡Buen viaje!
Łukasz Damian
Polish
Aug 5, 2017
Dziękuję i życzę Wam świetnej zabawy na weselu! :)
Ievgen
Polish
Aug 1, 2017
Do zobaczenia na następnej lekcji!
Ievgen
Polish
Aug 1, 2017
Dziękuję!
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  • Commented

    I agree Paul! In big cities like London, there is a wide variety of accents - American, Asian, European, Australian, etc, etc. There is also a wide range of native regional accents - Scottish, Cockney, etc, etc. So it is very normal for British people to hear lots of different accents and pronunciations.

    I would concentrate on fluency and making yourself understood. Your accent isn't important - it will improve naturally with practice.

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    June 29, 2017
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  • Posted
    Wprowadzenie Część! Jestem Gemma. Mieszkam w południowej Anglii, ale moje miasto nie jest ciekawe! Jestem nauczycielką i egzaminatorką. Mam dwoje dzieci, którzy mają 6 i 3 lata. A uczyć się polskiego? Dwa powodya: 1. W sierpniu, mój brat ma ślub w Polsce. On ma polską narzeczoną, i więc chcę zrozumieć polską. 2. Temu 18 lata, mieszkałam w Polsce, w szkole pomiędzy Warszawą a Łodzią. Byłam nauczycielką angielskiego (rozmowa), więc nie nauczyłam się polskiego. To był wstyd! Dziękuję - rzeczownik deklinacji jest...trudny!
    March 11, 2017
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    Zawody (a chance to practice cases!) Mój maż i ja są obu nauczycielami. Mój ojciec jest listonoszem z zawodu. Moja matka pracuje dla organizacji charytatywnej, aktualnej w legalny oddział. Mój dziadek (ojciec mojej matki) jest martwy, ale był w armią/wojsku. Dziękuję!
    February 19, 2017
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  • Posted
    Zapraszać How would you translate the sentences below: Zapraszam Cie na pytania - I invite questions? I invite you to ask questions? Zapraszam Cie na kawę - I invite you for a coffee? Dziękuję!
    February 11, 2017
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  • Answered
    Personally, I would say "Pieter van Os' parents and extended family".
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    February 11, 2017
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  • Answered
    I think the medical name for this is "breech birth" so maybe just say "seven came out breech" or "seven were breech births". "Pussy" is now vulgar slang for women's genitals. See the double entendres in the video below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRT05NAvdYw
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    February 4, 2017
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    No, it's quite archaic and formal. You would only use it now if you wanted to be dramatic or funny!
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    February 3, 2017
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  • Corrected

    About my family

    My name is Marie. I am from Vienna, Austria. I am studying abroad as a foriegn exchange student in the United States. I am staying with a host family in Indiana. The have a daughter my (own) age and a son aged 5 years old. Back home I have my parents, older sister, 2 Persian cats, and a Bulldog. My older sister is getting married. She and her fiancé live 10 minutes from our parents. They have one dog, a mixed breed puppy. I love my family.
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    January 31, 2017
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  • Answered
    I don't speak Spanish but I believe you're talking about emergency accommodation"?
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    January 31, 2017
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    "How about..." is a suggestion rather then an order. It's often used if you're trying to be diplomatic or don't want to cause offence. A cab is a taxi (and cabbies are taxi drivers!)
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    January 31, 2017
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