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I currently have enough language exchange partners for now. When my schedule opens up I will respond to everyone’s messages/friend requests. ———————————————————————— I live in San Francisco. I’m trying to improve my conversational French and I’m also starting to learn Continental Portuguese (although Brazilian Portuguese is welcome as well) and Russian. Eventually, I will need to learn Chinese and relearn Spanish to better serve my community. ———————————————————————— I’m not an English teacher but I can help correct your grammar, pronunciation and give you some conversational practice. We can talk about any subject you choose. I’m pretty open. If you have any learning goals, let me know too and I can go over activities or exercises with you as well. We can split our time 50/50 between our targeted languages. ——————————————————————Please message me ONLY if you are female and want a language exchange
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  • Commented
    “Applying them to improve/towards improving the world” “...make healthcare and education more available, AND take care of animals.” “HOWEVER, philanthropy is not only about giving money: it is also about small steps towards a better world, e.g., helping THE ELDERLY cross the road, showING/giving a foreigner directions and/or shelterING a homeless cat.”
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    October 5, 2020
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    I see it this way: DISAPPOINTED can be used when one has expectations of something that was not met. As in, something ended up below one’s expectations. Example: I’m disappointed I didn’t get a good grade when I had studied so hard. Example: Our son is a total disappointment. All he does is sit around all day. UPSET is more of a negative feeling of sadness. It’s more of an intense sadness. It’s a little like devastated. Example: I feel upset he cheated on me. It can also be used to say that something went horribly wrong. Example: COVID 19 causes upset around the world.
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    June 13, 2020
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  • Corrected
    My first step in English

    I have two sisters who are twins. I don’t have brothers/ I don’t have a brother. My mother is very generous and nice! My father works a lot. He is not a lazy. I really love my family so much. My step-sister has been a mom since 2019, so, I am an aunt.
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    March 12, 2020
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    Hi! My name is Anna. I am from Russia. I spent my childhood in a very small city in the central part of Russia. My family owns a house, a plot of land and a lot of animals: cats, dogs, parrots, ducks, and chickens. When I was 17, I moved to Moscow because I started University. Now, I live in Moscow and really like this city. I work in a bank. At work, I analyze companies and write about them in reports in order for other people to make decisions on whether to "give or not give credit to a company". In my free time I like to draw. One day, I left my work and became a freelance painter. Also, I try to learn English. My English isn't going very well(I can speak a little and write slowly). I would be happy for any help.
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    March 26, 2018
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