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Anastasiya
Russian
Apr 21, 2024
Прекрасный русский!
Ratheesh Chelakkattu
American Sign Language (ASL)
Mar 28, 2020
Hi Brian, it was a real pleasure meeting you. You have a natural freeness of expression without hesitation - it's like talking with a deaf person! So the only thing you really need at this point is to take it to the last level - catching any small mistakes in the signs themselves, learning native deaf ways of interaction and expressing things, learning more visualization - and this we can do by "free conversation". I really look forward to seeing you again. And maybe since you said your daughter also likes sign, she could join for a little bit too! 😊🤟🏾
Olymer Rivera
Spanish
Jan 13, 2020
Fue bueno encontrarme de nuevo con Brian. Él no ha perdido el ritmo en el español. Pudimos ponernos al día con distintos temas. Una clase increíble! Espero hablarnos pronto :)
Jen
American Sign Language (ASL)
Aug 14, 2019
Fantastic working with you! What an incredible experience you had at the camp. Can't wait for more stories. Remember to practice taking on the character, clear movement with the verb tense! have fun! ASL is the best!!
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    It means the boat/ship was used for work purposes and not luxury. It most likely transported food and fuel and stuff. Not people.
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    September 10, 2022
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    I use the "he lives in a bubble" a lot to describe people who never want to be around or talk with people that are different or they may disagree with. If all your friends are exactly like you that seems like a bubble to me.
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    August 17, 2020
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    This was a funny exercise that as a native English speaker I haven't thought about too much.
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    June 5, 2020
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    grammatically there is a difference. But as an English speaker, I can tell you that we use them basically the same. I use both just the same.
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    May 22, 2020
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    Another way to ask that same question is this "If you know these 50 words how much of the English language do you think you can read???" Answer is 45 percent. I'm also not sure what the 50 words are but I suppose if it's true that would be a pretty good list to learn and remember.

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    January 11, 2020
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    "Чтобы выучить русский язык и чтобы говорить по-русски, обязательно нужно не стисняться и горорить свободно"

    Когда я учу русский язык, больше всего мне не нравится, что нужно стараться запоминаить падежи.




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    January 9, 2020
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    Yo  Just wanted to chime in here on your question.  


    Breaks are the worst thing you can do for language learning. The main trick is to adjust your Spanish learning. If you are on a one month break, make a goal of certain grammar you want to have mastered in this month. Youtube spanish shows and even if you don't understand whats going on, just watch and listen for everything you can, write words down you hear but don't understand. Seriously, just spend like $20 bucks a week for Italki lessons Leidy Nieves is my tutor from Colombia and she is amazing  and Cesar from Mexico. Their rates are like $7 hr and after 1 hr of talking you will feel much more confident that you can master this language. I also started a spanish speaking group in my town and we have grown to 10 people through word of mouth so you could do that also. 

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    May 18, 2019
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    Is it really true that Sochi is more expensive than Moscow???  I thought Moscow was one of the most expensive in the world.   


    Only one helpful tip to improve your English more.  Sometimes your words have the accent in the wrong spot and that makes the word sound unnatural.  You said " Sochi is locAted."  But we say " Sochi is lOcated."  

    All of your English is very understandable and the video was quite interesting. 

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    May 16, 2019
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    En estados unidos aqui. Los precios pueden cambiarse cada semana. No mucho, pero pueden subir and bajar por unos centavos. Mantequilla cuesta $1 y huevos $2 por 18.   Pan siempre es barato.  Desunfortunatmente, no tenemos mercados, entonces, nuestra comida no es fresca. Vegetales y frutas, si .  Pero tenemos mucho comida en latas con conservantes. La gente aqui son contentos con la comida aqui y creo que la situacion no va a cambiar. 
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    May 15, 2019
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    More modern Jazz here ..    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_XJ_s5IsQc

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    March 24, 2019
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