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Hi! I've been learning Arabic now for about 1 year. I can read and write Arabic ok but I have no speaking practice. I'm most familiar with Egyptian Arabic but I have a little bit of experience with Syrian and Lebanese Arabic. I'd like to be able to practice at least once and week and in exchange I'd like to teach some English, maybe a 50/50 split to the lesson. Also I've decided to use my knowledge of Arabic to start learning Farsi, but I'm at a really low level. Thanks!
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Hi, I am still learning English, so, please correct if I have any mistakes.
Last summer, I worked in a charity shop for around two weeks and I enjoyed it so much because it was a new experience for me, I have gained many new skills as I was dealing with many people and I had to show confidence in myself so this experience will enable me to both advance and flourish in my life and career.
In the future, once I finish this course, I am going to use the skills that I’ve obtained to work in broadcasting companies, either as a multimedia specialist, a TV producer, operating the camera or editing the footage, in short, to be a media producer immersed in the media world industry.0 votedDecember 13, 20171How I’ve started teaching French as a second language
I moved to Dallas in 2015. At that time, my goal was just to improve my English, and hopefully to find a job in a few months in accounting, the area in which I’m certified.
After looking for face-to-face English classes in Dallas, I discovered the “fabulous world of Edtech” and websites like Italki. I took an English class and thought that I could teach French.
I’ve no specific diploma for teaching French (although I’m really interested in taking an exam to be certified in this area ) but I've loved teaching since I was a child - starting by playing school with my 7-years-younger brother and above all, I design French classes as I’d have loved someone to teach me English at school.
First thing, learning a language is not easy and it takes time. So I do my best to be really patient while taking care to tell you every little mistake you do. Actually, it’s the way parent do with their children :) I would like someone tell me all my mistakes. Okay, maybe 80% of them - as the Pareto rule works : 80% of the mistakes that require 20% of your efforts. I left the 20% of mistakes that requires 80% of efforts out.
Secondly, pronunciation is neglected during collective class. So, I take the advantage to be one-to-one with you to focus on your pronunciation. That can be done by correcting your speech during casual conversation, or by practicing reading or tongue-twister.
Last but not least, I mainly use French during the class, even if you are a beginner. To do that, I use an interactive document ; so that, if you don’t understand what I’m saying, and after giving you synonyms in French I would write it down instead of translating it. Of course, I will explain it if it happen to be a new word for you.
Finally, I’ve find out that I love teaching French online ; it’s a perfect combination of teaching, culture and digital. I’ve continued to teach after leaving Dallas, but unfortunately I now have less time for it.0 votedDecember 13, 20171My vocation
Hi, I am still learning English, so please correct me if I have any mistakes.
Since I was 13 years old, I helped my dad to design flyers and brochures because he dedicated himself to do that, so I used a program called Corel Drawn and that aroused my desires for designing. I consider myself to have many relevant skills such as being hard-working, organized, ready for commitments and of course, ready for new challenges!
I could not miss the opportunity of experimenting with the university life in person so I decided to attend to a Taster course at Escape Studios in Pearson College London where I could experiment with new professional design programs, which are used to create video games, and films effects and I could confirm one more time that Media Production is my passion. I am currently also doing an online course on Edx called “Instructional Design: Digital Media, New Tools and Technology”, which I hope is going to supply me with further knowledge.0 votedDecember 13, 20171the Horse..Isabelline..
It is stated, that "Isabelline" acquired/achieved it's name from the Queen of Spain Isabella XV cetury. It was her favourite type of horse. It's a very rare and beautiful breed of horse.
All other types of horse mostly have gray or light gray color of skin. Only this one has a tender pink color, cream or the color of milk. The Isabelline has amazing beautiful light blue eyes and in very rare cases light green color of the eyes. These characteristics make others think that this horse comes from fairy tale books.
The horse has a bog endurance in any weather from +50 to -30 degree. The Isabelline has a capricious and willful/wayward character, as it came from the royal family. It accept only one an owner and chooses it by itself. The horse feels a person's attitude very well.
Please, correct my text.0 votedDecember 13, 20171Instructions of a placement exam
To place you in the Spanish course which corresponds with your language proficiency, you must answer the following 95 multiple-choice questions.
Read the questions carefully. The questions have four answer options: a), b), c) and d). You must choose just one of the options and fill it in on the answer sheet.
The questions increase in difficulty, in other words, the exam starts with basic level questions and finishes with advanced level questions. Hence, answer just the questions of which you are totally sure.
If the exam starts to seem difficult, you may finish the exam.
You will have 60 minutes to finish it.0 votedDecember 13, 20170#001 Random Texts
I am using writingexercises.co.uk to generate random things and I write something to connect them.
instagram: @random_titles
(Dance, Town, Earth)
It was the first day after they had defeated that thing, but something was not right: I did not feel good. The town was celebrating our victory, and I just wanted to understand what really brought us to that point.
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Some years ago that thing arrived on our planet, and used us, humans, as weapons, but now they are saying that Planet Earth is free again, and we can think of a new future for us. I do not believe this.
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We had no power to defeat them, so others came and destroyed them. Why? We do not know. Perhaps someday we will have the answer, but for now it is just a mystery, and we can only wait for the new rules, in this dance of wars.0 votedDecember 13, 20171Please check my letter of application :)
Dear Mr. Jeffrey,
I saw your advertisement in the newspaper and I <font style="background-color: yellow;">am</font> interested in <font style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">the</font> position of part-time assistant.
I'm twenty one years old and I'm looking for a part-time job because I'm studying at university for now and want to earn so<font style="background-color: yellow;">me</font> money.
I have <strike><font style="background-color: rgb(0, 255, 0);">an</font></strike> experience in working at <font style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">a</font> music stor<font style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">e</font> for one year. In addition to that I'm studying at Musical <font style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">University</font>, therefore I love music a lot and I think that I will be able to do any work at your store successfully.
I have a few questions for you: how many hours <font style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">am I</font> supposed to work per day and what salary do you offer including my experience?
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Regards,
Maria0 votedDecember 11, 20171

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