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Hello! I’m an eager and quick learner with a passion for languages. I’ll gladly help any mutual language-learners and I hope to make lifelong friends.
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  • Commented
    Spanish. English is not a Romance language, despite the influence from such.

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    You are at a great advantage knowing both languages and learning French, as it is etymologically related to Spanish and historically related to English. General grammar rules and a good amount of vocabulary from Spanish will be the bulk of what you’ll see in French. English does have a large amount of vocabulary stock descended from Old French and Norman, so you’ll have an even greater advantage than somebody who speaks, say, Russian.
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    May 19, 2019
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  • Answered
    The best answer appears to be three.
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    May 18, 2019
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  • Commented
    My Japanese is very poor so far, but I’m a very quick learner.
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    May 18, 2019
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  • Answered
    If this is a formal setting, you will not want to “drop” pronouns, nor would you want to overly use “just”, as this could potentially have the connotation of being rude (just wait for me, not I just wanted to). Try this: I just wanted to let you know that I, most likely, will not be in the office before 10:30 A.M. (it could also be P.M.). If you do come early, I kindly ask you to wait for me, please. The second sentence is correct.
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    May 16, 2019
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    I wouldnt mind picking both up again, they were fun when I learnt them, and I made great friends!
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    March 28, 2019
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  • Commented
    Overwatch is good if you like to play team-based strategies. I play this fairly often
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    November 30, 2017
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  • Answered
    Yes, but most of us won't say "this coming saturday", just "this saturday" (:
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    November 30, 2017
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    I, personally, wouldn't use "contemporary" over "peer", but generally, a contemporary is someone who is kind of like a peer, but it implies that you are equal in some way (work ethics, knowledge, et cetera). A peer is more someone who has equal standing in, say, a classroom or working environment. I hope I helped!
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    November 27, 2017
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  • Commented
    English is not nearly similar enough to Frisian to be considered that. You're thinking of Scots ;)
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    November 27, 2017
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  • Posted
    Need help with Frisian. Natives or sites for English speakers much appreciated! The title, unfortunately, tells it all. I have become so fascinated with Frisian, and one day wish to both become fluent in the language and to (hopefully) even live there. I would be absolutely grateful for anyone who can help me, here!

    Tûzen tank!

    - Ernesto

    November 27, 2017
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