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sergio
Dutch
Jan 10, 2018
Veel succes met je universitaire studies ;)
sergio
Dutch
Sep 19, 2017
Een leuke babbel
sergio
Dutch
Sep 7, 2017
Een leuk gesprek over koetjes en kalfjes ;)
sergio
Dutch
Aug 31, 2017
Altijd boeiende gesprekken met Steve.
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  • Answered
    Sometimes children are taken from their parents by the state, for one reason or another, and put in the care of "foster parents". People who provide a (usually) temporary family home for them.
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    April 12, 2018
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    April 12, 2018
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    "I am washing my dog" is fine, BUT it does sound a little like the dog is part of you, like your arm or leg. More common is to say "I am washing the dog". "I am bathing the dog" works too (the verb here is bathe, not bath, so "I bathe my dog"). If I was saying it, I would actually say "I am giving the dog a bath" or "I have to give the dog a bath".


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    March 23, 2018
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    a piece of furniture

    I live in a spacious house with a variety of furniture, but the one I’d like to talk about is my desk.
    This desk isn’t a normal desk, it’s an Integrated desk with a bookcase, which is put in my bedroom. I remember this desk was bought by my mom as a birthday gift when I was 10, so I loved it and cherish it (love it and cherish it OR loved it and cherished it - you can't mix past and present).
    I usually use it to write my homework. Comparing with school’s desk, it is wider than school’s, nearly 3 times size. Therefore, I don’t care how to put my books to avoid disturbing me doing schoolwork. It’s really cozy with and spacious space.
    Well, except doing homework, I put a computer on it and thus I can surf on the internet in my spare time.
    Honestly, I like it except because it’s a meaningful gift to me, there are some other reasons. It accompanied me with for a long time from primary school to senior high school. Everytime I’m frustrated, it always gives me a place to calm down. Another reason is that it provides a good environment for study. For this reason, I studied hard and was admitted to a university. It really gave me an unforgettable and precious memory.
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    December 1, 2017
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    My city

    I like my city, its culture, traditions, the places it has, everything, I have lived here since I can remember. Anyway I want to talk about "the day of the death", and what do we do on this date. This celebration is very known  all over the country, people go to the Patzcuaro's lake and throw " globos de cantoya" to make tribute for their dead people. They also make altars with fruit on them  (or any food that the person liked when he or she was alive) and a photo on the top.
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    June 13, 2017
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  • Answered
    Yes and no. "I set my sights on her" implies that she is a goal or a target of yours. "I had my eye on her" means you have been watching her. The difference is that in the first case, you have decided that she is the one you want, but in the second case, you were still making up your mind about her.
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    June 13, 2017
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  • Posted
    Koffie maken Ik ga naar de keuken. Ik vul de ketel met water, dan zet ik de ketel aan. Ik neem een mok uit de kast en wacht terwijl het water kookt. Ik zet een theelepel koffie in de mok, dan giet ik het kokende water erin. Ik haal de melk uit de koelkast, en giet wat melk in mijn koffie. Ik zet het melkflesje weer in de koelkast, en de theelepel in het afwasmachine. Ik pak mijn koffie op, en drink.
    May 27, 2017
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  • Posted
    Introductie Hallo Allemaal, Ik heet Steve, en ik woon in Nieuw-Zeeland. Ik ben 55 jaar oud, en heb vier volwassene kinderen. Ik ben geschieden, en mij nieuwe vrouw heeft ook vier kinderen. Ik probeer Nederlands te leren omdat ik naar Nederland zou reizen.
    April 23, 2017
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  • Answered
    It doesn't really mean anything. It was a device poets used to make up the number of syllables in a line. Sometimes people use it to make something sound cute or interesting.
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    April 2, 2017
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