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    http://www.1001moppen.be/
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    December 4, 2008
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    It is alive, just look at all the recent questions for learning English, the whole first page are very recent questions. The thing is, you have to find the wright people. You have to find people who are truly here to learn languages, and who are truly motivated, and who come on italki regularly. I personally find this site very useful, for asking questions, in the Q&A section. It's a great way to back-up my learning. Also, this site can be very useful, for sending little texts to italki friends, to have them corrected. But the thing is, a lot of people prefer talking by msn. So even if they are regularly on italki, you'll be able to talk to them better on msn.
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    November 30, 2008
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    How often do you? Hello, I was wondering, how often do you actually study languages? And for how long? And where (alone at home, private classes, school, ...)?
    November 30, 2008
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    Rare? How to translate? How would you translate rare, in this sentence: "The book he is selling is very rare" All I've found is "ocurre a pocas veces", which obiously doesn't fit for this context. Thanks ahead =)
    November 29, 2008
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    Little dialogue Hey, I have made a little dialogue, to practice. I'de appreciate it if you could see if there are errors (and I'm pretty sure there are =) ) -dzień dobry, w porządku? -bardzo dobrze, i ty? -też. Doczekiwasz na autobus albowiem pragnąć? -Tak, ale ten autbus nie przychodzi. -(really?) ? Studnia idę iśc -Zgoda. Do zobaczenia -Tak (in English) (Hello, how are you?) (Very good, and you?) (I'm good too. Have you been waiting for the bus for a long time?) (Yes, but the bus isn't coming) (Really? Well, then I'm going to walk) (Ok. see you) (yes)
    November 29, 2008
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    Earlier = más temprano ? If I want to say "earlier", in the sense of earlier in the day, week, ... ex: "I saw him talking to his friend earlier today" How could I say it?
    November 26, 2008
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    Pronunciation When you have two "A" that follow, but they belong to two separate words, how do you pronounce it? ex: Mira allí La amo
    November 25, 2008
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    If you want to learn a language, you really have to be motivated for it. Try thinking of the reasons you want to learn a language, and try to think of new ones. Also try to get yourself to wanting to learn it (find people who speak that language, watch movies in that language, ...). Try to study the language when you are really in a got mood, and you are not tired. What I've always done, is say things in my head, in the language I am learning. At first, you can only say few things, and saying them will seem ridiculous, but do it anyway! You will remember them. And the more you will progress in your learning, the more things you will be able to say in your head. Try to say lots of things everyday, even if it's simple things like "I am walking in the street". And when you want to say something, but you don't know a word, remember it, and look it up later in the dictionnary. Then try to use it again. Another thing you can do, is watch movies with the original voices, the language you are learning, and with subtitles in a language you know well. It's easy, a lot of the work is done subconciously.
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    November 25, 2008
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    Nouns - Cases In the languages I know, nouns almost never change. So I don't really understand how it works for Polish. I would be grateful if you could explain the different cases to me, in a very simple way =).
    November 24, 2008
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    Unos/Unas is the plural of Uno/Una. Una silla = a chair Unas sillas = chairs To be honest, I think it is barely used. I've never even seen it written somewhere. Algunos/Algunas means "a few/several" : Algunas sillas = A few/several chairs I don't think "unos/unas" is ever used in a phrase. If you want to say "I have chairs", you can just say "Tengo sillas", and not "Tengo unas sillas" And to say "I have a few/several/some chairs", you can say "Tengo algunas sillas".
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    November 24, 2008
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