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Hi, my name's James and I'm a teacher here on italki. I live in Romania I'm learning Turkish Look forward to hearing from you!
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Turkish
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Romanian
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Zeynep İşlek
Turkish
Feb 5, 2024
James is very funny and respectful. James is interested in learning.
Zeynep İşlek
Turkish
Jan 24, 2024
James is really understanding and enthusiastic. Lessons are very fun with him
Oana
Romanian
Dec 1, 2021
Îți mulțumesc pentru vorbele tale frumoase, dar sper că ești conștient că tu ai avut cea mai mare contribuție. Muncești enorm de mult iar rezultatele nu au întârziat să apară. Sunt extraordinar de mândră de tine! Pentru mine ai devenit una dintre mândriile României.
Oana
Romanian
Sep 1, 2021
Mulțumesc, James! Tu ții neapărat să "scormonești" limba română cum niciun străin nu a mai făcut-o. Bravo ție!
Activities
  • Answered
    Bear in mind is correct :)
    0 voted
    August 31, 2020
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  • Posted
    Romanian Dative Case I am well and truly stuck with the Romanian dative case. I have absolutely no idea when to use it and each definition I read of it just confuses me even more! So, i know the pronouns but when exactly do I use them? For example: "Tu mă plătești" changes if i say "îmi plătești o leu". I can't seem to figure out why though. Also, i've seen "Am curățat camera mea" written like "Mi-am curățat camera". And along with that, there's also a stressed version too? Mie, ție, etc. If anyone could give me an explanation, it'd be much appreciated!
    December 8, 2018
    5
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  • Posted
    Romanian Podcasts/Audiobooks? Hi, Does anyone know of where i can find any Romanian podcasts/audiobooks that I can download? Any subject or topic. I'm struggling to find anything!
    October 6, 2018
    5
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  • Posted
    Difference between frisst, isst and essen. Could someone explain to me when i'd use the word 'frisst' or 'isst' rather than 'essen'? For instance, if i were to say 'The children are eating' i'd say 'Die Kinder essen'. In what circumstance would I use frisst and isst?
    May 18, 2016
    4
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  • Answered
    I'd recommend changing: 'As I told you before, I would like to move up the date of my flights two days' to 'As I told you before, I would like to bring forward the date of my flights by two days'. Dates are brought forward rather than moved up in the English language. But other than that, perfect.
    0 voted
    May 14, 2016
    1