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I'm an American trying to learn Swedish. I welcome anyone who wants to chat or to learn with me, or anyone who needs some help with English. Jag är en kille som försöker lära sig svenska. Jag välkomnar vem som helst som vill snacka eller lär med mig, eller vem som helst som behöver lite hjälp med engelska.
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    Yes! Perfect.
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    February 11, 2017
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    What is the Swedish for word for "neighborhood"? Vad är det svenska ordet för "neighborhood"? I always see so many different words for "neighborhood" in Swedish. What is the difference between them all? What do they mean? What is slang and what is formal? Some words I've seen are: grannskap, omgivningar, trakt, närhet, stadsdel How are each of these words different and how should they be used? Thank you! Jag alltid ser många olika ord för "neighborhood" på svenska. Vad är skillnaden mellan dem? Vad betyder dem? Vad är informell eller formell? Ord att jag har sett är: grannskap, omgivningar, trakt, närhet, stadsdel Hur är de olika och hur ska jag använder dem? Tack!
    January 2, 2017
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    Yeah, I would say "dry up" is not said. "Dry your hands with the towel." and "We need to hang your T-shirt on a string so it can dry." are correct.
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    June 21, 2016
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  • Answered
    Yes, and you could also say "You don't appreciate some things until you lose them". That is a more common phrasing of that sentence.
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    June 19, 2016
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  • Answered
    "You are to be commended" is not wrong, but it is very awkward sounding, and I've never heard anyone say it that way. If you are trying to tell someone that they have done a good job, you could say things like "Well done!" or "Good job!" or "Perfect!".
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    June 19, 2016
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    Mitt Gamalt Hus Jag bodde i den samma hus för de första sexton åren av mitt liv. Det var vacker. Det var litet, men det var vårt. Jag och mina fyra bröder älskade det där huset. Vi cyklade på varje gata i den där stadsdelen. Vi aldrig trodde att det skulle sluta. Men, som alla trevliga saker, det slutade. Vi hittade en ny hem, i en ny stad. Vi lärde att älska den ny ett också, men vi ska alltid minna vår först hem. Här är ett foto om gräset efter två åren. http://imgur.com/orRRRZL Jag saknar det :[
    June 19, 2016
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  • Answered
    I don't understand your question :[
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    June 19, 2016
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  • Corrected

    That is a question!

    Seven billion people live on our planet. Usually one can only master one mother tongue. So There are enough foreign languages you can study. And To learn or not to learn a foreign language,
    That's a question.
    In a famous US American movie, when people asking a questions, they said say,
    Sir, why are you learning?
    Are you doing this for world peace?
    Are you doing this for the homeless?
    Are you learning for woman’s rights?
    Or for the environment? Or for animals?
    Then Tom Hanks answers: 
    I just felt like learning.
    Why do we study? Why do we learn a foreign language?
    Which foreign language should I learn?

    Everybody has their own answer.
    I want to say: go, go, go
    Good weather or no weather.
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    June 19, 2016
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    I'm not reading the whole story, so I don't know the entire context, but it sounds like it is meant to be interpreted as "It must reform before the operation". But, I could be wrong. That's just how it sounds to me.
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    June 19, 2016
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    We are taught in school that it is wrong, but many writers start sentences with them (By the way, they are called "conjunctions"), so I would say, if you are writing something that will be graded by a teacher, don't do it. But if you are talking or writing something that isn't very important, it is fine to do it. Personally, I start sentences with conjunctions sometimes.
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    June 19, 2016
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