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My name is Ann. I'm a native English speaker from the United States. Thanks to all my partners and professors on italki that have supported me on this journey. I couldn't have done it without you. Feel free to message me if you want to do a language exchange with me. I look forward to meeting you.
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Diego Ojea
Spanish
Jul 10, 2023
Ha sido un placer conocer y charlar con Ann. Me he quedado muy sorprendido con su buen nivel de español y sobre todo en cómo maneja y utiliza expresiones y modismos muy característicos del español de España. Además su personalidad entusiasta y abierta es perfecta para el aprendizaje de idiomas, pues no tiene miedo de cometer errores y parece aprender de ellos. ¡Genial!
Ruben
Spanish
Jul 14, 2021
Muchas gracias por la clase. Espero verte pronto
Ruben
Spanish
Jul 11, 2021
Una clase muy divertida. Espero que nos veamos pronto.
Ruben
Spanish
Jun 17, 2021
Conversation with Ann was so funny and enjoyable. She speaks a very correct and fluent english, and also she is so nice and has a good sense of humor. Time run really fast with Ann
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  • Corrected
    Let me tell you an interesting story one of my partners told me in a language exchange. 

    She is Japanese. At that time, she was working as a bartender, and she wanted to travel to Saudi Arabia because she thought it was a good opportunity to improve her profile.

    But while she was there, she noticed the city was very superficial, and people judged you based on how much money was in your bank account. She was there for about a year. She hadn't made any plans when the holidays arrived. Then a new opportunity arose. 

    She had never been to Thailand before so she made the decision to go there to discover the hidden treasures in the country. I knew of her adventures because of the photos she posted on her status everyday. There was one with a slow-moving train with many people taking it on both sides of the road with a beautiful landscape in the background. She told me details about the jungles with exotic animals like tigers.

    When I was a teenager, I watched a movie about a frustrated writer that went inside a photograph of a beach on a calendar. In a similar way, I wished that I was inside these photographs taking the train with the rest of the people and having adventures in a foriegn country as a backpacker.
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    January 26, 2020
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  • Posted
    Spain Spanish and English language exchange? We can converse over Skype. I can help with English.
    April 30, 2019
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  • Posted
    How do you say brother in law (my sister's husband) in Lebanese Arabic? How do you say brother in law (my sister's husband) in Lebanese/Syrian Arabic? **Not in other dialects nor in fushaa** I am learning spoken Lebanese. Thank you :D
    April 25, 2019
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  • Posted
    Could someone explain these (Lebanese) Arabic words for me? Could someone explain these words I don't know (words with the question marks) to me? قعد قدام يلي عم يعملوا مقابلة. So the translation in the book is: He sat across the interviewer. قعد = He sat قدام= across يلي = ??? عم= ing (progressive) يعملوا= ??? مقابلة= ???
    March 31, 2019
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  • Answered
    Hi David. Thanks for your response. I found in three resources: Mango Languages, Langmedia, and Memrise that pepper is spelled فليفلة. I'm pretty sure it's spelled this way at least in the Lebanese/Syrian Dialect. It might be different in other dialects. I could be mistaken though. Any Lebanese/Syrian natives can correct me on this.
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    February 19, 2019
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    تلاتين كيلو متر؟ فإزاً مانه بْعيد! Does فإزاً refer to "so" in English? I am learning the Lebanese Arabic. تلاتين كيلو متر؟ فإزاً مانه بْعيد! Does فإزاً refer to "so" in English? What other examples can I use this word? "So" in English can be used so many different ways. Thanks for your help!
    February 18, 2019
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    Does فليفلة refer to the seasoning pepper? I am learning the Lebanese dialect. I know it refers to the vegetable, but does it also refer to the seasoning pepper that you see on table tops and at restaurants? Thanks for your help!
    February 11, 2019
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    Levantine Arabic: can someone add the vowel accents for me so that way I can pronounce this right.. و بيسألوني: إ نت من ساوس أو نورس كوريا؟ بيضحكوني, مهضومين, صح؟ سو سأوس أو نورس يعني؟ بقولن لأهن: كوريا. إزا بقولن إلون
    May 13, 2018
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    Levantine Arabic: Does marra mean time or once? marra bil jom3a means once a week? kill marra means every time? Are there other uses for marra?
    April 2, 2018
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