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Hej! I'm focused on learning Swedish and would love to speak with a Swedish speaker - maybe someone else who is learning (B1 or above)? I am a professional English teacher living in Chicago, USA (UTC -05:00). I love film, TV, books, dogs, bikes, and plants.
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Danilo
Swedish
Jul 19, 2018
Tack så mycket för idag! Alltid en fröjd att snacka med dig!
Danilo
Swedish
May 9, 2018
Bra jobbat!
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    Italki har varit en gåva för mig att lära mig svenska - jag kan inte hitta någon att prat svenska med har i Chicago. Jag är så glad att jag hittade min lärare Danilo för 3 år sen - och nu han har blivit en av min favorit människor i världen! Italki gör det lätt att ha lektioner nar jag kan - beroende pengar och tid. Tack!
    February 28, 2022
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    Many English speakers make this mistake! You have a good eye (or ear) for catching it. I hope that helps you not worry too much about it. ;)
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    March 31, 2021
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    I live in a very small town, called Cocquio Trevisago. This name comes from Latin, in fact it is thought that the ancient Romans had a camp here. It is in the north of Italy, thirty minutes to Switzerland's border (or: "the Swiss border") and one hour to Milan. This small town has about five thousend inhabitants, divided in three groups (? I am not sure what you mean here): Sant'Andrea, Cerro and Caldana. It is situated between the mountains and there are a lots of fields and trees.
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    December 15, 2020
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    April 16, 2020
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    Professional summary. Correct me please

    A highly responsible, organized person with more than five years of experience in administration <s style="color: rgb(230, 0, 0);">circle </s>and <s style="color: rgb(230, 0, 0);">supervising</s> accounting system supervision seeking to resume my professional journey after earning a master's degree. I am looking for an opportunity where I can use my passion and experience in an educational setting. After refreshing my skills in an MPA program, I am now excited and ready to start my dream job.

    *I'm not sure what you meant by administration circle. Good luck!
    Sarah
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    April 13, 2020
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    Could it be the English word "bestow?" It is an older, less commonly used word that means to give or present something to someone that the receiver must take, like an honor, or a gift, or a special designation. It is usually used in the past tense. It is from the word "to place." "The knightship was bestowed upon three brave warriors." "The church does not bestow this office lightly."
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    May 16, 2018
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    I think it means it is like a struggling animal who is crawling out of a hole. Clawing refers to claws and it can make it seem like there is desperation, determination, and physical exertion, rather than calmly waiting or thinking its way out. Does that help?
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    May 16, 2018
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    It depends on whose aunt this is, and to whom the speaker is talking. I would say: "We should've complimented Kathy on her coffee set!” ...because I am familiar with my aunt and call her by her first name. if it was not my aunt, say, my boyfriend's, I could say: "We should've complimented your aunt on her coffee set." So 1) we need a possessive before the word aunt to know whose aunt it is, and 2) we compliment people *on* something in English. Otherwise, great -I want to see this coffee set!
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    May 16, 2018
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