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Hi, My name is Younes, and I'm 19. I study the Applied Mathematics and I'm a Guitar's Player. I like to learn new languages, I can speak 4 languages now, and I'm looking to learn more. I would love to have a conversation with you, so we both can improve our spoken languages. feel free to contact me.
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    There's a lots of cases where we can use " To " and "For". in your example there's a Motive/Reason case and it correct to use both of them .but in some other examples you should be aware of the changes... To make it clear, I'll give you some examples with "For" and "To" : ~ “I came here to see you.” ~ “Let’s go out for a drink.” See, in a " Motive/Reason " case, when there's " .. VERB ", we have to use " To + Verb ". and when there's " .. NON ", we have to use " For + NON ".
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    August 30, 2016
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    I'll give examples to make it clear. - Way = Method % Path ~ " I found a new way to do this ! " or " I'll take this way to go home ". - Away = make space % give distance ~ " She ran away from a lion ! " - Wake = verb. call up ~ "She woke up feeling better" - Awake = adj. not sleeping ~ "The noise might keep you awake at night"
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    August 13, 2016
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    First of all, Moroccan and Algerian dialects are very similar. ================================== Morocco Arabic Dialect ~ اللهجة المغربية الشمالية ================================== (ana) أنا= أنا  (ntina) أنت= نْتينا ~ both for male and female (howa) هو= هوّ (hiya) هي=هيّ (hna OR hnaya) حنايا or نحن =حْنا (ntoma) أنتما،  أنتم،  أنتن= نْتوما  (homa) هما،  هم،  هن= هُوما ================= (chkon) من؟ شْكون (chno) ماذا؟ شنو (ma) ما؟ ما (Wektach OR Fokach) فوقاش or متى؟ وَقْتَاشْ (fin) أين؟ فين (yaâni) أي؟ يعني (alach ) لماذا؟ علاش (Layin) إلى أين؟ لاين (Mnin ) من أين؟ منين (chal) كم؟ شحال (kifach) كيف؟ كيفاش (lmen ) لمن؟ لْمْن (momkin) ممكن؟ ممكن
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    August 13, 2016
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    The one you have to use is the one which refers to " Sam ". "Sam" is a person, so " himself" is the right one.
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    August 12, 2016
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    I think the word " ecological product " is suit to what you mean.
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    August 12, 2016
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    in the Hotel ! " I was in my hotel room. I picked up an expensive wine from the mini fridge, just to see what it is. I heard a mechanical "Bling". I was charged for it. Then, I tried to put it back, only to hear another "Bling". I was charged twice for an expensive wine that I won't even drink. "
    August 11, 2016
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    I have seen it before, it's means " Good job !", or " Well done !"
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    August 9, 2016
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    ANSWER D
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    August 8, 2016
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    There's a lot of situations where this expression can be said in. as an example : = Your friend did something bad to you, and he tries to open a conversation with you, then you say " What's there to talk about ?", it's express here anger. like you want to say " There's nothing to talk about, get away from me..". = You want to start a conversation with a friend, and you want him to pick up a subject.. This expression can be used for other purposes too..you only know from the context where it used.
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    August 8, 2016
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    I'm curious too.
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    August 8, 2016
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