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  • Posted
    Why is the future tense of 돕다, 도울 거예요? My notes say: If the vowel before ㅂ is 오, change ㅂ to 오. If the vowel before ㅂ is not 오, change ㅂ to 우. So I'm confused why it's 도울 and not 도올 for the future tense of 돕다.
    March 16, 2020
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    Use 'will be' or 'would be' in a story written in past tense? 'They went hunting in the woods. They would be hunting again tomorrow morning.' OR 'They went hunting in the woods. They will be hunting again tomorrow morning.' Which is the right sentence and why? Thanks in advance!
    July 31, 2019
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  • Commented

    Hi Doaa, 

    I'd recommend practicing with free videos on Youtube. 

    First, find a video with free English closed captions (cc).
    Here's one to get started: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GE-lAftuQgc

    Press cc to turn off the closed captions and play the video while typing what you're hearing in another document. 

    Once you're done,  turn on cc and check what you've typed with the available closed captions. 

    You can use the Youtube option to slow down the video and closely listen to parts where you find it difficult to make out the words. Hope this helps! 

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    November 28, 2018
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  • Commented
    The grammar in your sentence is perfectly fine! It's just that English speakers tend to be more direct with what they want to say, so the main point of the sentence (一番伝えたいのこと) usually comes first in English conversations. 

    So for your sentence, the main point is 'I study English'. We can rephrase it as: 

    I study English at the school library. 

    Hope this helps! :) 
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    November 24, 2018
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  • Commented
    Welcome! Here's italki's guide to getting started and using the site: https://support.italki.com/hc/en-us/categories/200405028-Getting-Started
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    November 24, 2018
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  • Corrected

    Writing ideas in for the first time

    My friend is recommend recommended this website to me. She told me that I will find something interesting from here, and I am trying now.


    Hope that I can improve my written English and help person people who want to learn Chinese here.

    All the best! :) 希望你能在这里学更多的英语。

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    November 24, 2018
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  • Answered
    Hi Elevena, those beginnings and endings are fine! You can also begin with 'Hi/Hello' for formal emails. It's a good practice to say 'thank you' at the end of formal emails to thank the recipient for taking their time to read your email. For informal emails, such as those you send to those you are close to, you can just write as if you're texting them and don't have to sign off.
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    November 22, 2018
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    Ah, I see. It sounds strange to me because the use of the past tense implies that the teacher is not short in the present day O.O Maybe he had a growth spurt? Lol.
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    November 22, 2018
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  • Answered
    From this sentence alone, it sounds like a reference to the teacher's size. Do you have any sentences to translate that comes before or after this sentence?
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    November 22, 2018
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  • Commented

    What actually helped me was hiring my Professional Japanese Tutor and following her pre-planned conversation course on a weekly basis. Learning the language became much less stressful for me with the added motivation of showing up every week and applying what I've learned. 

    Maybe you can try starting conversations on a topic you're passionate about and expressing your opinions in the language you're learning. Best of luck and hope you'll find more happiness in language learning! 

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    November 22, 2018
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