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Hello, my name is Julie! I'm from the US, but currently living in Australia. I love to travel and have spent the last four years living and visiting various places around the world, most notably China, South Korea, Germany, and New Zealand. Although there are many languages I'd like to learn, right now I'm focusing on German and Mandarin. My German is much better than my Mandarin, although I'm still trying to remember (and improve) what I learned back in high school. Right now, I'm looking for language exchange partners for German. If you're interested in doing a language exchange with me, here are a few things to help you figure out if we're a good match: - I love to travel. I plan to move to Europe in approximately two years and live and work from a campervan. Before that, I hope to see more of Southeast Asia (current events permitting). - I'm a bit of a geek. I love Marvel, Harry Potter, The Lord of the Rings (I have a LoTR tattoo), and more. - I love to read and do crafts.
Learning
German
Italian
Estonian
Language Skills
EnglishNative
Chinese (Mandarin)
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Travel
Science
Pets & Animals
Writing
Environment & Nature
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Rob MASTICA ITALIANO
Italian
May 31, 2022
Julie è una brava ragazza che vuole imparare a parlare bene l'italiano poiché vorrebbe trasferirsi in Italia. Sono sicuro che con un po' di pratica e con diversi metodi e giochi, riuscirà a raggiungere il suo scopo! 👌
Sara Buffone
Italian
Mar 4, 2021
Julie è una ragazza solare e non ha paura di parlare italiano anche se ha iniziato da poco! Brava, continua così!! :)
Anne
German
Aug 6, 2020
Mit Julie zu sprechen ist immer sehr angenehm, ihre positive Energie ist ansteckend und es ist leicht, sich mit ihr zu unterhalten. Ein guter Start in den Tag!
Huang Lixue
Chinese (Mandarin)
Jul 8, 2020
Always great time with Julie .
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  • Answered
    They do, but the feelings of the sentences are different. The second sentence puts more emphasis on the big trees being a feature of the campus, whereas the first sentence sounds more like the big trees are simply a fact about the campus. However, more importantly, the first sentence sounds more like regular spoken English, while the second sentence sounds more poetic, like something you'd find written in literature.
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    April 5, 2024
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  • Answered
    "Work out our differences" is when people solve a problem they are having. In this case, Greg and Rodrick were probably angry with each other over something. Maybe they were arguing and mom thinks they will stop arguing or stop being angry if they play together. Sometimes, to "work out differences" means to talk through the problem. Sometimes, it just means to forgive each other. I hope this helps.
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    February 2, 2022
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  • Answered
    These other answers are very good, but I thought I'd add what English speakers often say instead of "you'ven't" and "I'ven't". We often just get rid of the h sound in "haven't". For example, "you aven't" and "I aven't". We also do this with all the other pronouns. Great questions and good luck on your English journey!
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    January 10, 2022
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  • Commented

    <font style="vertical-align: inherit;"><font style="vertical-align: inherit;">Season 1 has disappeared from Amazon. I watched episodes 1-7 on youtube with subtitles, but was wondering if anyone has found more resources since this was last updated? The link provided won't even let me download the translations, and I don't want to skip to season 2.</font></font>

    <font style="vertical-align: inherit;"><font style="vertical-align: inherit;">Thanks in advance!</font></font>

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    February 3, 2018
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