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    January 12, 2013
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    I'm learning the Lebanese dialect and have found an app called Keefak, which is available on Android (probably Apple, too).

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    January 11, 2013
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  • Answered
    As other people have mentioned, there is not really a difference when you're referring to actions with a switch. Here (and probably in other parts) it's more common to say turn on/off. To "switch on" the lights sounds more casual than "turn on", but less than "get" the lights. For television and radio we would never say "switch it on/off" but rather "turn it on/off." When in doubt, use turn on/off as it has a much broader scope.
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    January 11, 2013
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    I agree with Miguel: there is "seek" and "look for" but never "seek for". Hope this helped!
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    January 3, 2013
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  • Posted
    Language tools for learning arabic I'm interested in learning Arabic and I was wondering what the best references are out there. Specifically, I want a good online Arabic-English English-Arabic dictionary.
    July 16, 2012
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