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PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU MESSAGE ME! Hi, I speak English natively. I took German in school and Spanish at university. I do not regularly speak German or Spanish. Serbian is my primary focus right now since I will be meeting my boyfriend's parents later this year. IF YOU DO NOT SPEAK SERBIAN OR GERMAN PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT ME! Thank you!
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Ljiljana
Serbian
Dec 25, 2016
Thank you for your patience, for being a really good student, for every interesting conversation and your lovely words. I know that I don't have to worry about you while being in Serbia and I am sure that your confidence will grow bigger in more than positive surrounding that you will have. Srećan put! :)
Ljiljana
Serbian
Dec 2, 2016
Thank you. And thank you for your inspiring reviews. My job is easy when I have students so passionate about learning. :)
Ljiljana
Serbian
Sep 28, 2016
That is what happens when your teacher is away :) You are doing fine! :)
Ljiljana
Serbian
Aug 29, 2016
Nema na čemu. :) So glad to hear this. It is time for new challenges. :)
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  • Posted
    Learning Serbian

    If you are learning Serbian and would like some help and connections, we have a FB group. The group is a combination of learners and native speakers. It is a great interactive way to study or practice between lessons or get an introduction before taking lessons. 

    The link to the group is .... https://www.facebook.com/groups/FriendsLearningSerbian/


    Vidimo se! 

    April 5, 2017
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    HAHAHA

    well you know the current why :-) as for the original why and or hardships or challenges that I have encountered along the way I could write a book I think :-D it has taken me 3 years to find a really good teacher and method that works for me to learn and that is from someone that has learned other languages, so the 'learning another language' was not a challenge for me.

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    July 14, 2016
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  • Commented

    I agree with you Lucie, however, I have also met some nice good guys that are willing to be just helpers with my learning; so as the one comment stated, do not let the guys thinking EVERY online social interaction is a dating chance limit you to making friends and getting some good honest help :-)


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    July 11, 2016
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  • Answered
    a more polite way to say that would be.... I do not mean to be nosy, but may I ask you about........ or I am very interested in knowing more about ............. if you do not mind my asking.
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    July 8, 2016
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    While they technically say similar things the first is the most common and thus the understood form of the thought. Don't ask me what to do. ---- Is telling the listener that you do not want to be asked what the listener should do. Don't ask me what you are going to do. --- It is similar but it more implies that you will command the listener to do whatever you say, if that makes since. The first is the desire by the speaker not to give advice, the second is the desire by the speaker to not command the listener.
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    July 8, 2016
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    The way that the passage is written is grammatically correct. However to make it flow or feel better it could be said "she took a real chance in taking him"
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    July 8, 2016
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    Hi, I am going to rewrite your sentence as I think you meant. When I try to look for language partners on the site, italki says that I am logged out. Has anyone else had this issue and if so how did you resolve it?
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    July 8, 2016
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    As Nick said it can be either B or D, it would be more a personal preference. An American listener would get the meaning of the statement with either option and the choice does not change the meaning of the statement.
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    July 8, 2016
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    worth = valued at worthy = (i) deserving (ii) upright, honest, trusted (now usually ironic) The car is worth $5000. He is a worthy candidate.
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    July 6, 2016
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    My dear parents

    My parents aren't very good recently. They are not feeling very well lately. My father got a has low back pain, my mom got a has hypertension. I have been staying at my parent's home for one week.
    I didn't don't intend to leave here any time soon until they feel much better.
    I haven't been/lived (either of the words should be used here) with my parents for a long time, I wish I could do more for them. I hope they feel better soon.
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    July 4, 2016
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