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Hi everyone :) Rania is here! I am a Tunisian Industrial Engineer who speaks Arabic, French and English fluently. I also speak Spanish and I taught myself through songs and movies and my level is intermediate. I have experience teaching French to many students on italki of different levels. I keep track of the student's need and difficulties and adapt the conversation topics, exercises and readings to their level. I am very passionate about languages and had the chance to teach English lessons to kids in elementary school in India during my volunteering experience. I have also given weekly English corners to my engineer colleagues in China when I was on a 10 week internship. English corners included conversations, presentations about different topics etc. I have been learning English for 12 years and I have studied one year in the USA so I have a good accent! I have been travelling a lot and have always had the chance to practice English with my international friends. I will be glad to help you learn French or English whether by preparing specific lessons you want to learn or through conversations about topics of your choice or my choice :) I am a native Arabic speaker however it is a very difficult language, this is why I cannot offer lessons in my language :)
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  • Answered
    الحياة جميلة in arabic :) do you know how to read it?
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    January 28, 2018
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    Hi I know it sounds weird, when addressing people in English I always find it nicer. Madame le Docteur Deslauriers is not correct. This is correct: Docteur Deslauriers, Professeur Sorel, Madame Sorel, Monsieur Sorel,
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    January 25, 2018
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  • Corrected
    Nothing to correct :). All is good!

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    March 1, 2017
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  • Answered
    In the USA, if you tell someone a joke and they don't get it or take too much time to get it, people will say "you are so slow". This is spoken English though :).
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    February 28, 2017
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    Bonjour! (it is one word) A short answer would be: Un petit peu
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    February 28, 2017
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    He hurt his right arm, so he used his other arm to bandage himself. It is "other" and not "another". Here are examples with another: http://sentence.yourdictionary.com/another
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    February 28, 2017
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    One rabbit has one tail. Many rabbits have many tails :)
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    February 22, 2017
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    Since I have no confirmation of your appointment right now, we should reschedule next time.
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    February 22, 2017
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  • Answered
    It is raining means that it is already raining. "It is beginning to rain" is not common, "it is starting to rain" is more correct and it means that right now the rain is starting to fall. Is this clear?
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    February 22, 2017
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  • Corrected

    Shit happens :)

    Sometimes, when you talk in English, you are thinking that you're doing it wrong. It's too difficult to pay attention to everything, the pronuntiation, to not create new words that don't exist, and the grammar... For me, the pronunciation is the worst. I'm daring, and every time I can, I try to talk to foreing people and learn a little bit more about other cultures and ways to see the life. But it's horrible when you are trying it hard and they can't understand the word that you just said, only because you don't have an idea of how to pronounce it properly. For example, the word WORD or WEIRD or... AWKWARD, in Spain we don't have the same phonetic and still I don't know how to pronounce it! It's something funny if I'm in an informal conversation, but when it happens at work... Ooh, it's horrible! So many people try to "calm" you and laugh, but others see you like: I hate you, you don't speak well.



    I just corrected the mistakes. I could say things differently but i did not want to change your way of saying things. As a non native speaker, you are not expected to speak the language as the native so don't worry about what others think. What matters is that you are being understood. If you don't know how to say something or you are not sure how to pronounce it, you can just say another word for it or describe it :)

    Keep practicing and listen to movies or songs in order to be more familiar with pronunciation. 

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    February 21, 2017
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