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NOTE: Something has come up unexpectedly and I have to leave italki for an undetermined period of time. Sorry! I'll remove this note when I'm back. Hiya! I'm here to find a friendly face who can help me learn Danish, but I am open to learning a few other languages as well. (The ones listed above, preferably) I speak English, and am willing to assist most anyone who needs help with it. Bear in mind, however, I would like to be learning something that interests me as well, and would like to focus on one language at a time. I prefer speaking to females and will not respond to vague messages. I'm on Duolingo, in case anyone is interested. https://www.duolingo.com/meira_lisette
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    I'm 39 years old, and from Saudi Arabia. I wanna want to speak and improve my English. Who can help me? oh , also I'll help you in speaking Arabic very well if you want.

    Suggested rewording: I'm 39 years old and from Saudi Arabia. I want to improve my English. Can anyone help me? I'll help you learn Arabic if you want.

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    February 14, 2016
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    Danish pronunciation- 'ser' vs. 'siger'? I'm having some trouble differentiating between the words 'ser,' and 'siger,' when listening to them being spoken. I know that there has to be at least some difference, and I'm thinking that perhaps the last syllable in 'siger' is emphasized a bit more, but I can't be sure because I am quite notorious for mishearing speech. Anyone out there able to explain it to me?
    February 12, 2016
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    Hello Everybody!

    My Name is Stephany and I'm 20 years old. I study at the  university (*) and I am a Spanish teacher and tour guide in my country. I'm From Guatemala and I live in Quetzaltenango (Xela). Quetzaltenango is the second most important city in Guatemala. Guatemala have  has an awesome history and is a very cultural country.
    I love to travel, study lenguages  languages, and make friends. the  Next year I want to go to Brazil and Colombia or Italy. I need to think about this. (**)
    That's all.
    :)

    (*) Usually only capitalize "university" if talking about a specific one. Eg: "I study at University of Harvard."

    (**) Suggested wording for last sentence: Next year I want to go to either Italy, or Brazil and Colombia, but I need to think about it some more.


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    February 12, 2016
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    job application


    If you are looking for a strong ABAP developer able to solve complex tasks and deliver high quality solutions, then I hope you'll find my application worthy of consideration. I am  (Contractions generally denote a more informal piece of writing) a professional programmer with 10 years of ABAP development experience at the expert level, and have a master's degree in math and computer science. I am able to learn new technologies at a very fast pace, and am especially good at versatile algorithms and program optimization. I am very interested in working on challenging development projects.

    I have significant experience in several SAP modules. I have broad knowledge of the best programming practices, patterns and standards. I have great experience in the quality assurance of ABAP developments, training, supervision, attestation, and motivation of ABAP colleagues. Being familiar with  management aspects of ABAP team work, I am a good team player, ready to take on responsibility for results and help my colleagues. I am glad if you are committed to the LEAN software development approach, as well as other agile methodologies.

    I would love to work at a great company such as SAP CIS. I consider the opportunity to communicate with other cultures and to work in an international global environment a great plus as well. I hope that I will meet all of your requirements. You can find the full list of my SAP related skills and experience history in the CV.

    (I hope this helps and that I'm not too late for what you were needing it for. Also hope that I haven't butchered the jargon too terribly.)

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    February 11, 2016
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