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Hello, I'm Nihal. I'm a psychology graduate who recently moved back to Turkey. I am fluent in English and Turkish. I am looking for a tutor who can teach Tamil to an absolute beginner. My long-term boyfriend is Tamil and I absolutely love the history, culture and language of Tamilians. As such, I am dedicated to learn the language and share more of his culture. I am looking for a tutor who can help me get on track with my goals and guide me patiently through the sounds and pronunciations that are difficult for me.
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    தமிழ் அழகாக இருக்கிறது தமிழ் அழகாக இருக்கிறது. நான் தமிழ் மொழியைக் கற்றுக்கொள்ள விரும்புகிறேன். மிகவும் கடினம். சிறிது சிறிதாக. Hello italki friends. I'm a beginner in Tamil. Can you please help me with my grammar and writing? நன்றி
    June 3, 2018
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    Well, I want to talk about an old and historical street. This street is called Anfu Road in Jing'an District, located next to the company I have worked for. Ying'an District was a French Concession previously, so both sides of streets are full of plane trees in this region. Basically, I once go there on average two weeks. (I didn't understand exactly what you meant here)

    I usually go there twice a week.

    once I was there for two weeks.

    I went there twice.

    On this street, there are various buildings with old and traditional architecture, but there are also all kinds of shops, such as private restaurants, cafes and so on. But, the most famous building on this street is the Shanghai Dramatic Arts Centre. Since I’m particularly fond of modern drama and I also like to have a cup of coffee after the play. So I love enjoying the afternoon sun on Anfu road. There is no doubt that this street is very suitable for me.

    ^-^

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    March 10, 2016
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    I also would use 'You can only eat in the dinning hall' rather than 'You must eat in the dinning hall' but using 'must' isn't necessarily grammatically incorrect. I think the prior sounds more appropriate because depending on the tone 'You must eat in the dinning hall' doesn't really state that the dining hall is the only place you can eat in.
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    March 10, 2016
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    [03/10/2016] I hope to speak English well.

    I think not good to speak English and write and read too. T_T

    I think I'm not good at speaking, reading and writing in English.

    So I am studying English to hard.

    So I'm studying very hard to get better. / I'm working very hard to improve my English.

    Good luck :)

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    March 10, 2016
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    I would say there is no difference between ama and fakat. But I think ancak is subtly different. Elma sevmem ama/fakat elma suyu severim. - I don't like apples but I like apple juice. Elma sevmem ancak elma suyu severim. - I don't like apples however I like apple juice.
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    March 9, 2016
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    Karın - tummy/belly Karnı - his/her belly Karın + ı = Karnı "ı" here is a suffix and it implies that the noun belongs to the third person in the sentence. Dudu'nun karnı - Dudu's tummy What might cause some confusion is that it's "karnı" lnstead of "karını". This is due to what we call "ünlü düşmesi". Which roughly translates to "loss of a vowel. Don't hesitate to message me if you need more information.
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    March 9, 2016
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