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Hi!! I'm Daniel. I'm a chemist by profession and also an artist. I am very passionate about smells, and work in the Flavours and Fragrances Industry. My life is pretty much a combination of Art and Science in general. If you're interested, here is my online art portfolio (I hope you’ll find it fun!): https://www.behance.net/zaitsevofficial Languages are also a great passion of mine. I like reading classics in their original language, and oftentimes a particular author was the reason why I wanted to learn the language. I love Prosper Mérimée and that's why I wanted to learn French, for example. Well, I also need to speak languages for my work, of course. At the moment I'm working on German and Dutch, with a focus on Dutch.
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Miss Lien
Dutch
Mar 16, 2020
Daniel is heel serieus en leert snel, zijn uitspraak is uitstekend.
Miss Lien
Dutch
Mar 14, 2020
Daniel is very enthousiastic and since we are going to work with the book he already knows, we can make good progress to make sure he learns to speak Dutch very quickly.
Bianca
German
Jul 26, 2019
Du sprichst wirklich gut. Ich freue mich auf weitere Gespräche.
Angela
German
Jul 16, 2019
Vielen Dank für das interessante Gaspräch
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    fundamentals as in ground rules, some constants, laws governing the Universe perhaps? That depends on what "he" studied.
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    March 14, 2020
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    I would first ask what the study was about XD
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    March 14, 2020
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    I'd put it:

    Determined to work for the benefit of our society and environmental stability to make a positive impact on political and social aspects on a wider scale.

    or

    Determined to work for the benefit of our society and environmental stability striving to make a positive impact on political and social aspects on a wide(r) scale.

    One really needs to know the context though.
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    March 14, 2020
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    1. better to say "I tried to bite off...when I decided to...". That expression usually goes with "try". 2. ...but I took his every word... - just the word order. 3. Could you/please rephrase your (tangled - too formal, too "книжно") if you want me to answer. Could you ask that question with simpler words? Could you ask that in a simpler way? Or if you want to use all the same words you'd used it'd be "Please, rephrase your tangled question if you want a clear answer". What you wrote is grammatically correct, only is too formal/a bit unnatural. Take care and good luck! You're awesome!
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    March 14, 2020
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    I'd suggest there's a slight difference in meaning and intonation. In "I'll leave it to you" one might want to say, that they are going to leave something for you to do, so they aren't going to so something, but rather leave it to you. Also, in this sentence, "to" is stressed, so it sounds "I'll leave it TO you"

    "I'll leave it for you" might mean a person is leaving an actual object for you, like a piece of cake.

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    May 22, 2019
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    What time are you home till? Or

    Until what time arw you home? Or

    What time will you be home till? etc.

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    April 28, 2019
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