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Just trying to learn French, currently. I guess at words and can often get my point across, and I understand a lot, but I have only taken one semester of French and that was a long time ago. I would like to learn French from the bottom up, the right way. I don't care if I can write it or not. _______________ By trade, I'm a Spanish teacher. I prefer to teach via conversation or advanced Spanish. Education Indiana University South Bend, postgraduate work in education Wayne State University, Bachelors Degree, Spanish Cass Technical High School (USA) Colegio Hispano Americano (Colombia)
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Jeanie
Korean
Aug 14, 2019
Thank you! It was pleasant talking to you. Let's make sentences and practice speaking with some verb next time. See you soon.
SeonCheol Son
Korean
Jul 24, 2015
She speaks Korean very good already :) and she has a solid reason to learn Korean. and also she is a Spanish teacher so it helps a lot. I hope my explantions will be helpful :D
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  • Commented
    Hi, Sarah. I am a native English speaker (American English) and I'm interested in an exchange.
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    October 7, 2022
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  • Commented
    Are you able to put a post requesting a partner? (in the community section)
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    October 7, 2022
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  • Posted
    누구나 어디 인가에서는 외국인 -- is this written correctly? 1) Is this written correctly and spaced right? 2) What does it convey? I'm trying to give the impression that people should be nice to foreigners, since everyone is a "waygook" somewhere! Thank you.
    July 1, 2020
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  • Answered
    I'm not exactly sure of what you are asking. Per = for each one. Per = according to. You didn't give much context but it looks like this is the one you are referring to. In that case, you may certainly use "by": the system list by country (omit the article).
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    August 20, 2019
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  • Commented
    If you ever find out, please let me know!
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    August 18, 2019
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    1. Use "in", though I would say "just in time ..." 2. Yes, that is correct.
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    August 18, 2019
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  • Corrected

    There are lots of errors! I'm sure that you will improve as time goes on. Here's a list of the most important corrections needed:

    • Proofread your work. Proper nouns should always begin with a capital letter.

    • We often put the verb before the noun when asking a question: Why are leaves green? Why is the sky blue?

    • "in recent years...."

    • In this case you would use people, not peoples, and you should treat it as plural (people are, not people is).

    • China is full of . . . (China is a singular noun.)

    • I think all of these are reasons . . .

    The good news is that I understood everything except "many steps of Chinese." If you can get your point across, that's something to be quite proud of!




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    August 18, 2019
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    cuanto antes = as soon as
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    August 18, 2019
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    What an interesting question! In this example, to tuck something is to put it into a (small) space. You can substitute the word "put". • She tucked a coin into the boy's palm. • I tucked a napkin under his sandwich. It's not necessarily a metaphor because she really did put something under her pillow and either she WAS ashamed or she should have been! What was it? A note from her lover? A photo? Everything up to that line tells us that the person singing the song has reason to doubt her faithfulness, so she was probably up to something!!!
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    August 18, 2019
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    1. You can say that but it's quite redundant. 2. The "to" here is part of the infinitive verb. • I'm happy to have met you. • You should be proud to have graduated magna cum laude. You could view it this way: . . . since you have laid such a costly sacrifice on the altar of freedom.
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    August 18, 2019
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