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I am a teacher in Spanish and German. I have lived five years in Spain and one year in Mexico and I'm happy to say that I made the most out of my time in the Spanish-speaking world. I am now studying Levantine Arabic and I have found good material on the Palestinian dialect, which I'm using when studying by myself. While doing so a lot of (simple) questions tend to come up and finding a language partner that could help me with them would be great (typical questions would be for example "How do I say... in Arabic?"; "Do I conjugate this verb correctly?"; "How do I pronounce this word?" or "Is this sentence correct?"). Obviously, I would be very glad to help you with any of the languages I know. Maybe you're just as busy as I am, but doing shorter sessions (20 minutes of each language) wouldn't be a problem for me to fit in even during work days.
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Arabic (Levantine)
French
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Razan
Arabic
Jan 29, 2022
شكرا يا يونس الدرس كان ممتاز :)
Razan
Arabic
Aug 26, 2020
شكرا يا يونس انت جد سفاح!
Razan
Arabic
Jul 6, 2020
شكرا يونس دايما ممتاز و جاهز للدرس بحب انك بتحب تدرس و تطور دايما :)
Razan
Arabic
Jun 13, 2020
الدرس مع يونس دايما دايما سفاح!
Activities
  • Posted
    se dévoiler - only in a negative way? Bonjour tous les francophones! In the dictionary one of the several meanings of "se dévoiler" was translated as "show what you are made of" , "show your personality" or "show your true colours". The sentence "Lors de cette soirée, Julie s'est vraiment dévoilée" was translated by "At that party, Julie really showed what she was made of." "To show your true colours" is often used in a negative way. Is this also the case for "se dévoiler", or could this expression also be used when someone shows a positive side? Merci d'avance!
    August 9, 2018
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  • Answered
    Interesante Wanda - es que el verbo en sueco se parece mucho al vuestro: "smacka" (la combinación de las letras c y k se pronuncia como si fuera una k)
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    July 15, 2018
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  • Posted
    Hay un verbo en español para el hacer ruido cuando comes? Hola a todos, en mi lengua materna (sueco) tenemos un verbo para el hacer ruido masticando la comida (lo cual no se considera bien, claro). Que yo recuerde nunca he escuchado un verbo específico para esto en español. Alguien me lo podría confirmar? Muchas gracias de antemano . Un saludo.
    July 15, 2018
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