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Misa
Japanese
May 19, 2021
とびら第二課の言葉を使って、言語学について話しました。あろは〜«\(*´ω`*)/»
Misa
Japanese
May 13, 2021
げんきととびらの文法をちょこちょこ使って、いろんなお話をしました。上手上手ฅʕ•ᴥ•ʔฅ
Nurul Fadillah
Indonesian
Aug 19, 2020
pengalaman yang tak terlupakan, serunya mengajar Caroline dan pasangannya memang tak tergantikan
Nurul Fadillah
Indonesian
Jul 23, 2020
menyenangkan sekali mengajar mereka. setiap hari ada perubahan yang baik
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  • Posted
    Hallo! Ich muss ein paar Sätze für meine Arbeit übersetzen, damit sie in einem Beispielvideo verwendet werden können. Jedoch weil ich keine Muttersprachlerin bin, bin ich mir nicht sicher, ob sie eigentlich natürlich klingen. Könnten Sie mir bitte damit helfen? Danke sehr! Das Englisch: Would you like a coffe? Yes, please Do you take milk? No, thanks How many sugars? Two sugars please. Was ich soweit habe: Hätten Sie gern einen Kaffee? Ja, bitte Nehmen Sie Milch? Nein, danke Wie viel Zucker? Zwei Stück Zucker, bitte.
    July 19, 2021
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    Teangacha Tá timpeall seacht míle teangacha ar domhan faoi láthair. De réir teangeolaithe, tá céad míle teangacha ag bheith i stair an chine dhaonna. Mar sin féin, mar gheall ar domhandú cultúrtha, síl na teangeolaithe go bású leath na teangacha comhaimseartha faoi deireadh na bliana. Tá teangacha an domhain go hiontach éagsúil. Is an teanga a bhfuil méid na bhfuaimeanna is lú aici í Rotokas. Tá sé labhairtear i Nua-Ghuine Phapua agus níl ach a haon déag fuaimeanna aici. Ar an lámh eile, tá céad is a dó dhéag fuaimeanna ag !Xóõ – teanga go labhairtear ina Bhotsuáin. Tá timpeall idir daichead augs caoga fuaimeanna ag Béarla agus Éire i gcomparáid. Tá éagsúlacht i foirmiú focail ann freisin. I nGaeilge, tá an briathar ag athrú nuair a athrú aimsir. Tá gach briathar rialta níos lú ná tríocha cruthanna aige. Tá rudaí an-difriúil i dteanga darb ainm Chintang go labhairtear in oirthear na Neipeal. Tá níos mó ná míle ocht gcéad cruthanna ag briathra simplí i Chintang. Tá níos mó ná ceithre mhíle cruthanna ag briathra casta. Níl a fhios ag teangeolaithe cén chaoi ar thosaigh teanga. Tá sé an-deacair, mar gheall ní fhágann teangacha iontaisí. Tá teanga go hiontach, ach b’fheidir ní thuigfimid í go deo.
    June 10, 2020
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  • Answered
    It's almost there, good job! 'please your requests' --> 'fulfil your requests' or 'meet your requests' 'you have to address' --> 'you'll have to address' (future tense sounds more natural) 'to my the manager on duty' --> 'to the manager on duty' -->'I'm afraid I can't fulfil your requests, you'll have to address these questions to the manager on duty. He will be glad to help you.'
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    May 29, 2020
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    Mo thaithí ar karate Nuair a bhí mé seacht mbliana d’aois, rinne mo dheartháir beag karate. Chaith mo máthair agus mé fanacht leis gach rang. Bhí mé dubh dóite de. Faoi dheireadh shocraigh mé déanamh karate freisin. Bhí maith liom é! Thraenáil mé go crua. Faoin am ar bhí mé cúig bliana déag, fuair mé crios dubh. Bhí an thástáil an-deacair, dá réir sin bhí mé bródúil orm. Ansin shocraigh mo mhúinteoir bunach club nua. Chuaigh mé leis. Mar sin féin, d’éirigh sé gránna. Bhulaíocht sé a dhéanamh ar gach duine. Faoi dheireadh shocraigh mé fágáil. Stop mé karate nuair a bhí bliain is fiche d’aois. Táim buíoch de, mar geall mhúin sé smacht dom agus d’éirigh mé láidir. Bhí bromo orm stopadh, ach ní bhím ag cailleadh karate níos mó.
    May 20, 2020
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  • Posted
    Probleme mit meinem Studium Bitte korrigieren Sie mein Deutsch! Dieses Jahr soll ich nach den USA fliegen und mein neues Studium da anfangen. Jedoch wegen des Coronavirus darf ich nicht mein Heimatland verlassen. Das wäre okay, solange ich zuhause studieren könnte. Das Problem ist, dass ich weiß noch nicht ob ich das machen könnte. Wenn ja, wäre alles gut. Ich studiere online gern (vielleicht weil ich so viel Übung mit italki habe!). Ich bin auch sehr selbst motiviert, also ist es kein Problem für mich, fern zu studiern. Aber wenn nein... das weiß ich nicht. Ich werde eine neue Arbeit finden müssen, und momentan wäre das sehr schweirig. Ich hoffe darauf, dass alles okay sein werde!
    May 14, 2020
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  • Posted
    Wie benutzt man 'seit'? Welche dieser Sätze sind richtig? Seit lange Zeit habe ich keinen Fußball gespielt. Seit lange Zeit spielte ich keinen Fußball. Seit lange Zeit spiele ich keinen Fußball. Seit lange Zeit spiele ich Fußball. Seit lange Zeit habe ich Fußball gespielt. Danke!
    May 12, 2020
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  • Answered
    Yes! It does mean "B is way better than A". It might help to have some example sentences: "Andy Murray's great at tennis, but he's got nothing on Roger Federer." --> Andy Murray is good, but Roger Federer is much better at tennis A: "Hamburgers are the best!" B: "Are you kidding? They've got nothing on pizza!" ---> Pizza is much better than hamburgers "Superman got nothing on me" (from the song 'One Call Away' by Charlie Puth) --> I'm much better than superman. It also has a second meaning that is specific to police investigations and crime. The phrase is "they've got nothing on me" where 'they' refers to the police or the justice system in general. The meaning is that the authorities have no evidence against you. Criminal A: "Aren't you worried about getting caught?" Criminal B: "Nah, they've got nothing on me." --> the police have no evidence against me Criminal A: "How'd you get away with it?" Criminal B: "The cops had nothing on us." --> the police didn't have any evidence against us. Also whenever I've heard or used it it's usually "A's got nothing on B" where the 's stands for 'has'. "A got nothing on B" is okay too but it's even more casual. The past tense is always "A had nothing on B" (with no 'got' at all).
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    May 12, 2020
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  • Answered
    The best option is "I didn't have anything". You might need to add 'to eat' if the context isn't already clear. "I didn't have anything (to eat) at dinner last night." "I had nothing at dinner last night" sounds weird and a bit formal. "I never had anything at dinner last night" is not acceptable. Hope that helps!
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    May 11, 2020
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  • Corrected
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    May 10, 2020
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  • Corrected
    Troubled abroad [Could also title it 'Trouble abroad' - let me know if you want more information about the difference between 'troubled abroad' and 'trouble abroad']

    We went to Sydney Airport to go to Ayers Rock.
    l missed my flight at <s>the</s> Sydney Airport.
    At that time [more natural: 'At the time'], the response of the ground staff [more natural: 'the response from the ground staff' or 'the ground staff's response'] was cold. "We called you on the air," ground staff said, I was told that you shouldn't have noticed [This doesn't make sense. Do you mean 'I was told but I didn't notice.'?].

    We didn't know what to do after this. Where was my checked baggage? Could I take the next flight? I was upset because it was the first time I had missed an airplane [more natural: 'missed a flight'] overseas. I contacted a Japanese travel agency and told them how to deal with it [Do you mean 'they told me how to deal with it.'?]. As a result, I decided to stay at a hotel near the airport that day, and <s>decided</s> to fly to Ayers Rock the next day [the second 'decided' is not needed].

    Great work! Sorry you had a rough time!
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    May 10, 2020
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