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Salut, je m'appelle Tabitha et j'apprends la langue français. J'ai appris a la fac, quand j'ai voyagé en France et sur iTalki. I have not practiced for a few years and am not sure of what my level is. I have a goal to engage with the language again because I find it really enjoyable . I would also like to return to France for travel, and I am interested in sitting DELF exams.
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Baptiste
French
Oct 22, 2018
Nous avons parlé des différences et des similitudes entre la Tasmanie, le reste de l'Australie, la Nouvelle-Zélande et l'Europe. La conclusion, c'est qu'il faut déménager dans un petit village aux Pays-Bas pour être heureux ! ;)
Baptiste
French
May 25, 2018
Aujourd'hui nous avons parlé de la Tasmanie, de politique et de tes futurs "copains de chambre". Comme à chaque fois, tu n'as pas hésité à faire des phrases complexes et tu as bien réutilisé le vocabulaire que je t'ai appris. Bravo !
Baptiste
French
May 8, 2018
Thanks for being brave enough to venture into the "subtilités" of Ancient philosophy in French...and for making me want to live in an alternative community modeled on Epicurus' Garden! :D
Baptiste
French
Apr 30, 2018
I know it wasn't easy to talk about the details of fields such as neuroscience or environmental psychology, but you confidently explained what you could, used rich vocabulary, and demonstrated an enthusiastic willingness to improve. A great first lesson!
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    To make an effort with someone means to put energy (usually emotional) into a relationship. The relationship is usually a family relation, a romantic relation, or a friendship. "I make an effort to keep a strong relationship with my parents." "My boyfriend bought me flowers as a gift, he really makes an effort." "My friend always forgets my birthday, she should make more of an effort." It's a phrase that is only usually used in casual speech. But sometimes you might hear it in a work environment : "Susan is always late for her deadlines. She should really make more of an effort, or she could get fired" Does that make sense? :)
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    I brush my hair on a daily basis. I practice my French on a daily basis. "On a daily basis" is another way of saying "every day", or "daily". So you use it when you talk about things that you do every day.
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    May 28, 2018
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    Je peux aider avec votre anglais... si vous aidez avec ma français!

    Je cherche pour un ami qui peux aider avec ma français. Je peux aider avec votre anglais. Je suis une australienne, et j'etude à l'universite, donc j'ai un bonne compréhension de ma langue maternelle. Je voudrais quelqu'un qui parle le français natif. On peut parle avec le skype et écrire des emails. 

    Merci!


    Et en anglais pour vous: I am searching for a friend who can help with my French. I can help with your English. I am an Australian, and I study at university, so I have a good understanding of my native language. I would like someone who speaks native French. We can speak with Skype and write emails. Thanks!

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    Salut Emma! Je peux aider avec ton anglais :) Je veux aider avec ma français. Je suis de Australie et je suis une étudiante à l'universite donc j'ai un bonne compréhension de ma langue maternelle. Envoi moi un message :) 
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    April 25, 2018
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    No! None at all. It just depends on where you live, but really you can use either. Americans are more likely to use 'toward', and the British and Australians are more likely to use 'towards'.
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    April 9, 2018
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