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(🇫🇷) Bon, j'ai visité Frence quand j'avais 15 ans avec l’école et depuis ce moment, j'ai toujours aimé la langue et la culture française. Maintenant, j'aimerai voir plus du monde, et la langue française m'a aidé à voyager plus que si j'avais seulement l'anglais. Les gents que j'ai rencontrés ont été incroyables. (🇬🇧) Well, I visited France when I was in school, around the age of 15, ever since I've loved the french language and culture. I would love to see more of this world, and the french language has helped me travel more than if I just had English. The people I have meet along the way have been incredible.
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Andreas K.
French
Nov 2, 2020
Very interesting conversation and good level of French :)
Anthony
French
Dec 18, 2019
Merci mon ami!
Anthony
French
Nov 30, 2019
Merci à toi!
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  • Answered
    1) I usually eat dinner at 5pm 'at' in this sentance normally means you start eating dinner when it becomes 5pm - if you used 'in' you would be taking about the time it takes to eat dinner. Example: I noramlly eat dinner in 5 minutes. 2) It is 3pm in Beijing, China. This sentance is perfectly fine.
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    November 4, 2017
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    "So do I" is similar to "I do the same" in agreement with a sentance. Example: "I normally get the bus to work" - You: "So I do" meaning you also take the bus to work. "So I do" is more of a surprised response to a question that is observational. Example: "Did you know that you check your watch when you walk into the house!?" You: "So I do" stating that you didn't realise you were actively do the action.
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    August 25, 2017
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    I'm a native speaker of English. I have just started to learn French and I am more than happy to help! :D
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    December 13, 2016
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    Well I work a full time job, but yet I've just started to study French. I feel that if you want to do, then do, and make time for it. It's all about priorities in life. Set them out, you may have to push something to the back, maybe you watch alot of films, just cut down and you should be fine! :D
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    December 12, 2016
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    To be more polite you could say, "I would be very grateful if you would not mind taking a look at my text." You could also add "which I've wrote." to the end of that sentence to make it more personal, defining the text as your own.
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    December 9, 2016
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    Something that has happened for you to become more energetic and/or active than previously before.
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    December 6, 2016
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    It really depends on the context that it is being used in. I will try and break it down for you. Sure - It is used to agree with someone, like mentioned before. Q: Would you like to take the dog out? A: Sure. - In a bit - This has two meaning. 1) Agreeing to do something in the future but in a short space of time. Maybe (but not commonly) within 30 mins. Q: Can you wash the dishes? A: In a bit 2) In a bit - It can also be used as a phrase to say good bye (Informally) to someone. Person 1: I have to go home now. Person 2: See you in a bit Hope this helps :)
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    December 6, 2016
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