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I would like to have video chats with German speakers, whether native, fluent, or co-learners. I've been studying the language alone, and I can now understand almost anything I read, I understand the grammar and know quite a lot of words, but I've never really practiced speaking. Thus I'm really looking for chats on Video. I can help anyone with Tagalog or even English. :)
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Martin S.
German
Mar 17, 2017
Eyre is friendly, easy-going and interesting to talk to. Looking forward to next time!
Christine
German
Dec 20, 2016
Ich schicke dir später noch die Hausaufgaben und Notizen^^
Julie Spahn
German
Nov 23, 2016
great conversation as always! Eyre's German is so good that conversations come really easy :)
Kai
German
Nov 13, 2016
Gute Stunde :-)
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    Learn to appreciate your blessings

    Start with the small ones.  and Once you begin to notice all the small (little) things, you'll start receiving bigger blessings!

    Corrections will be highly appreciated!

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    April 14, 2018
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  • Answered
    A long time ago.
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    April 14, 2018
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  • Answered
    Personally I use Anki and Memrise. With Anki I create my own flashcards. This itself helps in the learning process. With Memrise, I used the flashcard decks created by other users. I usually go with the "5000 most used words" deck.
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    April 13, 2018
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  • Corrected

    The weather

    The weather was very nice yesterday but today it's wet everywhere
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    November 18, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Place or put

    I don't know exactly when to use "place" as a verb. Is it very often used?  Because I hardly ever hear this word. I hear "put" more.


    Yes it is actually used quite often. The action they describe might be similar.

    I put it on top of the table. 

    I placed it on top of the table. 

    Whatever it is, it is now on top of the table, and you're the one who put/placed it there. 
    But even here there can be a difference. 

    If you say you put the flowers on top of the table, I might imagine you dropped them on top of the table so carelessly as you passed by the table. But if you say you placed flowers on top of the table, I would imagine that you laid it on the table so carefully. It could even mean that you actually decorated the table with the flowers, carefully placing them in specific... places. 

    Also there are really cases where it is better to use "place" instead of "put", or "put" instead of "place" 


    I put it in my pocket. I put the toys away. I put the Milk in the refrigerator. I put my shoes on. In these cases "place" doesn't work so well. 

    I placed first in the competition. I misplaced my keys. 

    :) 

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    November 7, 2016
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  • Corrected
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    November 6, 2016
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  • Commented

    "Kung pwede kang pumili kahit saan sa mundo, saan mo pinakagusto tumira at bakit?" 


    Sa Dumaguete. Nagagandahan lang talaga ako sa lugar na yun. :) 

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    November 6, 2016
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