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    A. Because most clients come from an academic background. Good luck!=)
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    May 17, 2017
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    It means something is tied and a bow (instead of a rope, a tape, or a rod) was used to tie it. :)
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    May 17, 2017
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    When you have strong emotions in general ? Yes. When you feel attached to someone emotionally ? Yes. Could it be followed by a preposition + object like: I feel deeply for my son. Yes. Good job!=) It just means what you are feeling is intense. You can also say I feel deeply/strongly about fidelity in marriage.
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    May 17, 2017
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    I'm learning Korean on my own now because I had three teachers before and I 

    had so much difficulty understanding them since they speak only Korean. They

    can't translate the lessons in English. I am very happy now with my

    progress because of three reasons:

    1.  I study at my own pace;

    2. The podcasts and pdf I use are very good; and

    3. I know which expressions or sentences I need so those were the ones I prioritize. I call that specific purpose.

    These three things are important in our self-study, I believe.

    Good luck, Sepideh!


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    April 19, 2017
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  • Commented

    I too, agree with you. I am guilty of using too much facebook sometimes that instead of enjoying 

    the private moment exclusively, I suddenly stop in my tracks and capture the moment through

    a video or a picture. Then in a snap, the bliss seems to decrease, if not disappear completely.

    I feel that when I have the urge to share or post it on facebook, my attention becomes more 

    focused on the social media instead of the moment I want to capture. It is sad sometimes.

    So I just store the files in my phone and upload them when I have plenty of time.  




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    April 19, 2017
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    Hello.

    Click on the same icon where you posted your discussion. Right below the discussion, you

    will see "language partners". There you can find people who want to study a language they don't know

    and teach a language they know. Good luck! :) 

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    April 19, 2017
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  • Answered
    I almost forgot. I think what a pity sounds better than what a shame but they mean the same. Cheers! =D
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    April 12, 2017
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    Hello Shinhye! Yes, you can use "Oh, what a shame" in that situation when you and your friend cannot meet. You may also use "What a pity" to express the same thing: regret or disappointment. More examples: It's a pity that we can't have our camping today because of the rain. A: I lost my wallet and all the important ID's in it. B. What a pity! I hope someone finds it and return it to you. I hope those help. Good luck! ^^
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    April 12, 2017
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    1. It's a very friendly bar with a nice and relaxed atmosphere. This means the bar itself has an atmosphere that is relaxed. On the other hand, this one below: It's a very friendly bar with a nice and relaxing atmosphere - means that the bar makes YOU feel relaxed I hope this helps. Have a nice day! =D
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    April 10, 2017
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    It was a pleasure to catch up with everyone at our friends' meetup or gathering is better because meeting sounds business-like or formal. We are usually casual with friends. Haveca great day.:)
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    April 7, 2017
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