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Hello, My name is Laurence and I live in England. I'd like to learn foreign languages and travel the world. I am studying music at the moment - I play the piano and guitar.
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    No, it's 'speak about problems' Example: 'It's good to speak about your problems'
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    March 15, 2010
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    Hi, 'Battling with traffic' means trying to drive on busy roads with lots of traffic. I'm not sure about the second question - is Dinah somebody's name? And is 'doy' like 'duh' meaning 'it's obvious'?
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    September 1, 2009
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    'Urgency' is a noun referring to the state of something being 'urgent'. 'Urgent' is an adjective describing something that must be done soon. For example 'we need an urgent response'. An 'Emergency' is something that requires an urgent response for example a fire or accident. You could use both words together: 'They responded with urgency to the emergency'.
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    September 1, 2009
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    A 'career' is a job that you have for a long time. If you are a doctor then you have a 'career' as a doctor. The meaning of 'undertaking' is more general. It usually means something that you agree to do, or something that you must do. It comes from the verb 'to undertake'. For example: 'I undertook to answer this question. It was not an easy undertaking'. I hope this helps!
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    October 13, 2008
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    Which is the easiest scandinavian language? Hello. I want to learn a Scandinavian language (Danish, Swedish or Norwegian) but want to know which is easiest for an English speaker? Thankyou.
    July 24, 2008
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