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Arabic - Standard, Dubai. French - France, Quebec. Chinese - Traditional. Taiwan, Hong Kong. Malay - Malaysia, Singapore, can adapt for Indonesians. Mongolian - Interest is mainly historic.
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  • Commented

    I am French learner too.

    Try this.

    https://www.thoughtco.com/understanding-the-french-language-using-ipa-4080307

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    March 26, 2017
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  • Posted
    Can you give me tips on memorising the Arabic alphabet? Thanks. I'm a complete beginner. Could be very useless (really sorry) but perhaps you can use the following to help suggest a good way for me. Using the Latin alphabet is native to me, but èëêéē is all é to me. And different pronunciation still give trouble I have, mostly mastered pronouncing the Greek alphabet, though I occassionally mix something up. I do not understand meanings. I fully master Chinese zhuyin phonetic. However I'm so-so matching characters with phonetics and tones. Reading for meaning is better but I mix up similarities. Writing is harder but it depends. Japanese hiragana and katakana? ニに is all I can pronounce. 二 means 2 in Chinese and I know 2 in Japanese is ni, so I never fail to pronounce these. エオカ is also Chinese character but while I can pronounce them in Chinese, but it's a complete failure in Japanese. Russian has some visually similar alphabet to Greek. When pronounciation is the same, no problem. Different? Like Japanese - complete failure.
    March 25, 2017
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    Can you correct my French please I started jogging when I was 7. Jai commencé faire du jogging quand j'etais 7 ans. I forgot how to dance. J'ai oblié comment à danser. When can I meet with you? Quand je peux retrouvé tu? Tomorrow at 13H in my office. Demain à 13 (treize) heures dans bureau moi. I have no time to visit [store name] Je n'ai pas le temps à visiter [nom de magasin]. My uncle taught me how to travel safely. Mon oncle appris apprendre à voyage sécurité.
    March 24, 2017
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  • Corrected

    Could you help me revise these setences?

    1 Hey, please do not cut in our line! cut in line/cut our line/ or just Hey, no cutting! if they are very rude
    2 Could please wash your dishes after your finish your meal, because if you put your all stuff in the basin , the next one would be feel uncomfortable.Could you please || meal. || If you leave all your dirty dishes in || next person would feel
    3 You can use my hangers to hang up your clothes.
    4 You could put two pieces of toast into bread toaster , which will make your bread much crippier. into the toaster. || It will || crispier.
    5 Although staying up is a bad habit, but lots of people still have to do that , because they are struggling for their working and studying habit, lots || do it because || with working or studying.
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    March 24, 2017
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    Random Chinese phrases I'm not tired, I want to keep on going. 我不累,我要繼續走。 Are you a secondary student or university student? 你是國中生還是大學生? I will wait for you at the hotel lobby. 我會在飯店大廳等你。 Can I go to the store with you? 我能不能同你去商店? You can come with me. 你能陪伴我去。 I cannot sing on pitch. 我無能對在音調唱
    March 23, 2017
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  • Answered
    Yes, I've got that one. What about the missing vowels between "mrhb"? Oh, is 'shukran' 3 syllables? shu-kri-an? I've been saying shu-key-an? I saw 'shukran' before but I read it as shu-kran.
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    March 23, 2017
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    Random Malay phrases Hello! How are you. Selamat! Apa kabar? I don't understand you. Aku tidak mengerti kamu. I need a pen. Aku boleh pen. Do you have a pen? Punya pen kamu? Where is your car? Di mana keratamu? I am going home. Aku pergi ke rumahku. (said to someone when I leave them) I am coming home. Aku datang ke rumahku. (said to someone at home)
    March 23, 2017
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  • Posted
    Can someone explain the alphabet for مرحبا? I broke it down to م ر ح ب ا and received mrhba. I am confused. But I know it's pronounced MERhaban as I've learnt by (nonstandard?) romanization. Thanks! SHUkian
    March 23, 2017
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