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Bonjour, I am Nicolas and I am willing to improve my basic knowledges of chinese mandarin.In return, I will be glad to teach you French. I am currently a student in my final year of studies (Major: Management). I had previous experience of tutoring French and English. I had the chance to teach French in China for three months last year, which let me think that I could help you out with your French
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Isabell L
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May 4, 2020
加油~ 多学一点儿词语，多找机会练习口语，你的中文会越来越好。
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    IMMERSION. If you have the chance to go and live in a country where the language you want to learn is spoken. If you do not have that chance (which is the case for most of us), read, listen and speak as much as you can the language. "Saling makes the sailor"
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    February 11, 2009
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    Hello sunshine,

    Well, I think there is a simple rule to determine if you should use "le", "la" or "l'" for a country.

    -If the Country name end with a vowel (a,e, i, o,u or y), you should use "la"
    ex: LA Chine,  LA Grèce, LA Russie, LA Tahailande, LA Colombie, LA Suède....

    -If the Country name ends with a consonant (every letter which is not a vowel), you should use "le"
    ex: LE Japon, , LE Vietnam, LE Portugal, LE Pakistan.....

    -If the Country name starts with a vowel, then it will be preceeded by   "   L'    "
    ex: L'Italie, L'Inde, L'Angleterre, L'Irlande...

    However, as always in French,  there are some exceptions to those rules: LE Canada, LE Pérou, LE Burkina Faso....
    Hope it helped you.
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    February 10, 2009
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