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Bullets are flying, people are dying, With madness surrounding, all hell's breaking loose. Soldiers are hounding, bodies are mounting, Cannons are shouting to take their abuse. With war machines going blood starts to flow, No mercy given to anyone here! The furious fighting, swords are like lighting, It all becomes frightening to know death is near! No remorse, no repent. Another day, another death.
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    Teach Me Dutch Pronunciation Hello, I'm looking for someone who can help me practice my pronunciation of Dutch. As a native English speaker, the "g" sound is difficult for me to pronounce, and the "r" sound is impossible. If you're interested, please send me a message. Also, I've noticed a slight discrepancy. On Rosetta Stone, any time the word ends with "-en" (bloemen, zwemmen, volwassenen) the speaker does not pronounce the "n". But on Duolingo, the speakers always pronounce the "n". Why is this?
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    I introduce myself

    Hi, I have a new account in Italki. I like to write in English but my skill isn't enough.
    This is my first notebook entry and I would like somebody to fix my errors.
    I live in Italy and to all you Italian learners, I can help you write in Italian.
    I work in the communication world. I'm an electronic technician and my approach with English comes from the reading of technical manuals of broadcast equipment.
    Usually I haven't had problems reading English, but I have many problems with spoken English.
    Hello to everybody from Carlo in Italy.
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    January 23, 2017
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    There really aren't any shortcuts for learning a new language. Especially not English!
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    September 6, 2016
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    When used as adjectives, they are interchangeable; that is, they both have the exact same meaning. The only difference between the two is that they come from different origins, and contented is much less common than content in this regard. Basically contented is just a fancy way of saying content. The cat was content. The cat was contented. He was content knowing that his friend was safe. He was contented knowing that his friend was safe. However, content can also be used as a verb, which in the past tense would be contented. For example: The mother contented the crying baby. The boy contented his heartbroken friend.
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    September 6, 2016
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