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Shelmith Weru
Swahili
Jul 1, 2021
Such a great student..Eager to learn and very interactive.. i enjoyed the class
Glory Henry Kimonge
Swahili
Sep 25, 2020
Asante Sana George!! I am excited for the next lesson and we can have a little bit more time for sure :)
Verónica Viola
Spanish
Nov 21, 2019
Gracias por tu feedback, George! Has mejorado mucho tu español y cada clase noto que tu confianza con el idioma va creciendo. Continúa así!!
Verónica Viola
Spanish
Oct 30, 2019
Muy bien George! Hiciste un buen trabajo la clase de hoy. Continua así!
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  • Answered
    Say “come with me.” Both are correct, but there are two reasons why “come with me” is better. 1. It sounds more polite and less demanding. 2. “Come” has a sexual connotation. Everyone will know that you mean, but they might make a dirty joke if you just say “come”.
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    January 21, 2025
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    Both are correct, but the second is more common, and here’s why: If you say “Do I look like I want…” it sounds like you’re asking how you look *right now*. For instance, I would say “Do I look like I want to have kids” while holding a baby at arms length or hiding from a group of kids. The second option sounds like a more general question about what kind of person you look like.
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    January 17, 2025
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  • Answered
    It does make sense, and is perfectly understandable as is. HOWEVER Like the other commenter said, you probably want to word it differently. In English we say "doing it" to refer to sex, so "doing it with robots" could mean having sex with robots. People will understand that's obviously not what you mean from context, but they may tease you about it anyway.
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    April 14, 2022
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  • Posted
    Ich habe in meinem Deutsch app ein Wort, das ich nicht verstehe. Ich habe in eine Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch und ein nur Deutsch Wörterbuch versucht, aber verstehe ich noch nicht. Kann jemand mir erklären, was "Kündigungsfrist" ist?
    April 14, 2022
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  • Answered
    Depending on where you live and what language you're learning, your library may have a good selection of kids books (which are generally the level i need). I also second the person who uses the "look inside" preview in Google books or Amazon. I also read comics in my library's Hoopla app. Comics have a ton of context to help you follow along.
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    October 10, 2021
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  • Answered
    He completed the tenth grade. Less formally, you would say, "He finished tenth grade."
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    October 30, 2019
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  • Answered
    This is kind of a weird message to pair with alcohol. Typically laying down the law means taking charge of a situation. Sometimes I have to lay down the law when my kids are misbehaving. My boss will lay down the law if I come in late too often. In the image you're referring to, I suspect that the person is actually a lawyer. It's not using the phrase "laying down the law" in the usual sense but instead is using it in a more literal way to get the reader's attention. That's my best guess anyway.
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    June 5, 2019
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  • Answered
    It means that I immediately left. Picture it like this: I was there, and then I suddenly wasn't there anymore.
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    June 5, 2019
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  • Posted
    Wie sagt man "show off" auf Deutsch? I'm looking for a noun, as in "Seien Sie kein _____!"
    June 5, 2019
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  • Corrected
    Horror Tale

    The Countess of Loma Grande

    <s>Her story presents</s> This is the story of <em>or</em> Once upon a time there was a very beautiful, slender young lady of the European aristocracy. She lived in a small village in La Loma Grande <s>neighborhood</s>, in the center of Quito. According to <s>the local inhabitants</s> the locals, <em>("the locals" means the local inhabitants, and it sounds more casual and works better for storytelling.)</em> her grandparents commented that the woman went out on Friday nights to <s>have fun</s> party in the bars of the historic center. <em>(Does this mean the slender young lady's grandparents commented, or someone else's grandparents?)</em>

    In 1880's and 1890's La Loma Grande <s>neighborhood, approximately in the 1880s and 1890s</s>, everything is celebration and joy since her arrival<s> at the meetings</s>. Everyone calls her "the Countess" and she is such a beautiful woman that more than one handsome Quiteño <s>disputes her preferences</s> seeks her affections, says Ramos. <em>(Who is Ramos?)</em>

    However, the terrifying thing about the story is that every handsome man who <s>began to frequent</s> frequented the Countess's home mysteriously disappeared. Ramos says that they went to her house and were murdered by her. "When the woman left that village, the new residents found several bodies buried in the garden, which were thought to be the missing men.



    The enchanted village of La Loma Grande.
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    May 15, 2019
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