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Hi, My name is Frazer
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高老师 kids & adult,HSK
Chinese (Mandarin)
Nov 17, 2021
For people who speak more than one language, mastering a new one is faster. Your pronunciation is very good, the opening pronunciation surprised me, because you can give out very standard Chinese pronunciation! Obviously very knowledgeable and skilled in pronunciation of foreign languages, and I think you're a very good English teacher as well.
Chutimon Buntang
Thai
Sep 25, 2021
THANK YOU, I love our conversations and I love your pronunciation. Can't wait to see you ka 🙏
Vdc
Vietnamese
Sep 10, 2018
Hello Frazer, we can do this session anytime when you back. thank you
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  • Answered
    Hello! In the sentence "I love you in every lifetime," the word "lifetime" refers to the duration of one's life from birth to death. Here, "every lifetime" suggests a concept beyond just one existence, implying multiple lives or reincarnations, which is often used in romantic or poetic contexts to express the depth and timelessness of love. Regarding your second question, while "I love you in every lifetime" and "I love you forever" both express enduring love, they do so in slightly different ways: "I love you forever" implies a love that continues indefinitely from this point forward, in this single lifetime or beyond into an eternal concept of time. "I love you in every lifetime" suggests that this love not only persists through one life but would manifest in each new life, if one believes in reincarnation or multiple existences. It adds a layer of continuity across different existences rather than just one continuous span. So, while both phrases convey deep, unending love, they carry different nuances. "I love you forever" might focus more on the duration within one life or beyond, whereas "I love you in every lifetime" emphasizes the recurrence of this love across separate lives. Does this clarify the difference for you?
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    December 19, 2024
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    "to get her daily step count up" means she was trying to increase the number of steps she took each day. People often track their steps using devices like pedometers or fitness trackers, aiming to reach a certain number of steps each day for health and fitness reasons. So, in this context, she met friends, went for walks, or participated in park runs to help her reach her daily step goal.
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    June 16, 2024
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    I am firmly convinced that making smoking illegal would protect both smokers and non-smokers from the dangers of smoke. I am absolutely convinced that if smoking were illegal , smokers and non smokers alike would be protected from the dangers of smoke,
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    April 26, 2024
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    I faced challenges such as a lack of confidence and being scared of speaking up when I wanted to say something I didn’t speak.
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    April 4, 2024
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    Navigating through the journey of language acquisition often comes with its set of hurdles. Your acknowledgment of facing challenges like lack of confidence and apprehension when attempting to speak is a common experience shared by many language learners. One effective approach to overcoming these obstacles is gradual exposure coupled with practice. Start by engaging in low-pressure language exchanges with friends or language partners who can provide supportive feedback. Additionally, embracing mistakes as opportunities for growth can help alleviate the fear of speaking. Building confidence also entails setting achievable goals and celebrating milestones along the way. Whether it's mastering a new vocabulary set or successfully holding a conversation, each accomplishment contributes to your linguistic proficiency. Remember, the process of language learning is not a sprint but a marathon. Be patient with yourself, stay persistent, and gradually, you'll find yourself becoming more fluent and confident in expressing yourself in the target language. Keep pushing forward, and you'll undoubtedly see progress.
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    April 4, 2024
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    May 12, 2022
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    2 is correct You could also say Do you know what this kind of food is called? Do you know the name of this item of food? Do you know what this type of food is called? Do you know what we call this variety of food? Etc
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    March 5, 2022
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    5 Things you should be doing every day if you really want to improve your English! You won't learn English, purely by studying now and again and then turning off your English brain right after class. You need to instead create an English environment around you. You may have already heard that the best way to learn a language is to use it with real people from day one. Even when you only speak a few phrases, you should get out there and use it. Many students are too shy to use their English until they become fluent. Yet, you can't become fluent unless you use your English. It's a Paradox! Here are 5 things you can do on a daily basis to create an English environment without having to move overseas. 1) Read When you read, you are not only working on your reading skills but you are also improving your comprehension and expanding your vocabulary. Choose something you are interested in and read about it in English! Note down any new vocabulary and ask your Italki teacher about it next class 2) Write There are two things I recommend my students do every day with regards to writing. The first is to chat with native speakers online via messaging apps like WeChat, Whatsapp, Line, and Messenger. Try your best to find a chat buddy Online and talk about things you are really interested in. The second thing that I recommend is that you write a diary. At the end of each day, right before you go to sleep. Write a few paragraphs in English about your day. This is great practice in using the past tense. Also if you use English right before you go to sleep, you may even dream in English! Again, take a picture of your Diary and send it to your Italki Teacher! They can give you feedback on your grammar, sentence structure, and use of vocabulary. Part 3, 4, and 5 are in the next post! #LearnEnglish # CommunityVoice# Fall-into-Learning# ChineseLeague# WorldTeachersDay# DailyVocabulary
    November 28, 2021
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    1 + 1 = ?
    November 12, 2021
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    Nice to meet you
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    July 30, 2021
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