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Hi ~ I've been studying Hebrew "off and on" for many years by myself. I don't know anyone who speaks Hebrew. I would love to connect with someone who can help me me with speaking Hebrew. I would be happy to help with your English, casual or formal, spoken or written. I have many interests: chess, painting, reading, recorder, piano, guitar, travel, languages, Gourmet cooking. I am not looking for romance. I am not interested in converting to Judaism. I am not interested in converting anyone to Christianity, although I would be happy to discuss religion, as an area of interest. Why am I studying Hebrew? I stumbled upon a Hebrew grammar years ago and fell in love with the language. My ultimate goal is to speak Hebrew in Israel, the holy land. Let's help each other!
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    Supermarket in Mexcio By me =)

    A few days ago, I went to the supermarket to buy groceries, like a bottle of milk, some cereal, some eggs, and  of course bread ... It is very delicious. I can't imagine my diet without it. Never mind, this is not the point. Let me explain to you: when you go to a supermarket in Mexico, you can buy a lot of things and then you must go to the check-out-counter. Every time the cashier says to you, "Did You find everything you wanted?" Of course, all the people say "yes." However, probably this is not true. You probably did not find everything. After the cashier passes all your products in front of the scanner there is a person that puts your groceries or products in a plastic bag. The nickname for him is "Cerillo" (Match). I do not know why. So, you paid for your groceries and then you should pay the "Cerillos" for his services, too. This does not end here. When you go to the parking for your car, and you put your things into your car, a person comes with you. Why ...? Because he wants to prevent your car from having an accident with another car at the moment you leave. Yep, you know it!
    You should pay for it, too. Finally, when you want to leave the parking lot, you must pay for the time used =).

    Please tell me, Is It the same in your Country ?.
    Thanks for your time and corrections.
    Have a nice day!
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    July 26, 2017
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    Using "If.. I would have". (2)

    Three years ago, I was returning from school - near my house, one street away - when a man around five years older than me, stole my cell phone. I mean, he ordered me to give it to him and I was afraid, so I did. I was about fifteen years old and perhaps he was about twenty. As I was close to my house, I ran to it and called my dad on  the phone. I told him everything that had happened and he called the police. Nearly six minutes later, the police were in my home. They asked me to go with them to find the thief, and as I wanted my cell phone back, I went. After about ten minutes of looking for the thief, we found him. I recovered my cell phone, and he had some drugs too. The matter was when he looked at the police car, and I was inside it, probably he remembered who I was. After that, I was always thinking that one day, when he escapes and/or is not in jail anymore, he'd come back and try to hurt me, or something like that. Nowadays, I'm not afraid of  that, but if I could I'd not have gone at all with the police. I'd have let the police go alone, and he'd not have seen my face.
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    July 18, 2017
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    Could anyone help me?

    Hi, there

    Could you help me with two questions? Please

    1) Do you say "You are the same as old times/as the old days" or "You are the same as in old times/in the old days"?
    And "In old times or in olden times?

    2) Do you use "mess" in the plural? And can you say "in the plural"?
    "Don't get me into your messes"?
    "Another of your messes"?

    Thank you very much!

    The usual sentence is: "You haven't changed a bit!" Don't use "old times or olden times," but especially never say "olden times."

    For the second example, leave mess out of it. Say "Don't involve me in your problems." Or, to be very current, "Don't involve me in your drama." 



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    June 28, 2017
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    Looking forward to the business trip

    Today was a very long day. I had to do so many things and unfortunately, some of them are not completed. My job and apartment repairing had taken all my time, and I haven't spent enough time in learning English. Anyway, there is  good news for me: I am going on a business trip to Moscow at the end of this week, where I am meeting my old friend. I am looking forward to this great weekend.
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    June 27, 2017
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    Conversation and processing inside my mind

    I really need to know how to process the words in my mind! When I talk I have difficulty in finding the right wordsfor the conversation and I cannot talk naturally. I watch many videos for conversation and I identify the words but when I talk, I am a complete disaster! I know my vocabulary is not so advanced but I was wanting to speak little better so I can enjoy my holiday for practice everyday. I can and I will speak English! =)
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    June 26, 2017
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    The Typical British House: A Victorian

    In Britain, most people live in houses. The typical British house is a Victorian house. Downstairs there are three rooms: a living room, a dining room and a kitchen. Carpet is very common in British houses. Some people have a carpet in the bathroom. In the kitchen are many things. There is always a kettle for boiling water. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms and a bathroom. British people love their gardens, but they sometimes have only a very small garden.
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    June 26, 2017
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    Deaf People Can Read Lips

    “All deaf people can read lips, and as long as I speak distinctly and look at them, they will always understand every word I have to say”. Actually, lip reading is an amazingly  ineffective way of communicating. It’s estimated that lip readers can understand only 30% of the conversation taking place. That’s like missing two of every three words being spoken! In situations where the deaf person is familiar with the speaker or the conversation is easily predicted by a deaf person, the percentage will be higher.. “Deaf people can drive a car.” –cars can be driven by deaf people effectively all the time. In fact, some studies have shown that deaf people are actually better drivers than hearing people, due to the fact that deaf people have enhanced peripheral vision. If you think about it, nothing about driving really requires you to be able to hear. After all, there’s a reason emergency vehicles have both sirens and lights.
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    June 26, 2017
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  • Commented
    Eric, be patient. One thing that may be hampering your search is the specification for English speakers from England. There are not that many differences between American and UK English, just some spelling differences and of course, the accents are quite different, but it's still English. You would do well to learn from anyone who speaks English and then put the finishing touches on your speaking once you are in England. Be aware also that there are many different treatments of English in the UK, not just one universal British English.
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    June 24, 2017
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    I speak very incomprehensibly.

    Why don't I understand English?
    How do I learn to understand English?
    I make mistakes when I speak English. Is it normal?
    How long will I make mistakes in English?
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    June 24, 2017
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  • Answered
    An ambassador is a representative OF his own country. So, if I were an ambassador, I would be an ambassador OF the US - -TO say, Mexico.
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    June 24, 2017
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