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I love learning languages, which complements my love for traveling and meeting new people. Regardless of the language, my ultimate goal is to speak it confidently and correctly, and to be able to understand native speakers easily. My abilities in my languages vary: Italiano Parlo italiano già da 8 anni, ma ho sempre bisogno di pratica! Français J’ai appris le grammaire français il y a longtemps mais je n’en suis jamais arrivé au point où je pouvais le parler vraiment bien. Et j’ai toujours du mal à le comprendre quand on parle à un débit normal. Il faut que je m’entraîne! Español Este es el idioma al que más tiempo le estoy dedicando ahora. Me he centrado principalmente en escuchar y leer. Así que necesito más práctica hablando! Deutsch Das ist meine erste Fremdsprache, die ich vor vielen Jahren gelernt habe, und immer noch die einzige, auf die ich den Anspruch auf einigermaßen fließende Beherrschung erheben kann. Ελληνικά Είμαι απλώς αρχάριος!
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EDELWEISS FATTORINI
Italian
Dec 21, 2024
È stato un vero piacere conoscere Charlie! Dimostra già una buona padronanza della lingua italiana, che potrà solo migliorare ulteriormente. È stato molto interessante ascoltare le sue impressioni sui luoghi visitati in Italia e condividere esperienze insieme. Grazie di cuore, Charlie!
Simona 🌻
German
Jul 15, 2023
Charlies Deutsch-Kenntnisse sind außerordentlich beeindruckend. Dieses Level und sein Interesse ermöglichen es ihm den bayerischen Dialekt besser kennenzulernen. Er kennt bereits Ausdrücke und zeigt einiges Fingerspitzengefühl beim Verständnis :) Sehr guad Charlie, weida so und bis boid!
Diego Grillo Trubba
Spanish
Nov 14, 2022
Charlie, siempre es un gusto conversar contigo. ¡Hasta la próxima!
Diego Grillo Trubba
Spanish
Oct 23, 2022
Charlie, ha sido un gusto conocerte. ¡Hasta la próxima!
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  • Answered
    "Not amused" is a phrased that is used to express the thought that a person is not happy or pleased with something or someone that was intended to be amusing. For example: My daughter hid my glasses from me, and it took me 10 minutes to find them; I was not amused!
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    March 20, 2022
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  • Answered
    This sounds perfectly natural, and I can’t think of a better idiomatic expression. Personally, I would say “explore all options“ in this context, but that’s just my personal preference.
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    July 23, 2021
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  • Posted
    In the sentence, “No le temo a nada,” what does the word “le” refer to? Nada?
    July 23, 2021
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  • Posted
    Entrambi queste frasi sono corrette? (1) Mi piace più di chiunque altro; (2) Mi piace più che chiunque altro Se sì, tutte e due hanno lo stesso significato?
    February 18, 2020
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  • Answered
    If I understand your question correctly, you want to begin the sentence with the word "Scarcely." It would look something like this: "Scarcely has the nation faced so great a danger in the past." This would be a fairly literary way to say this. In spoken and less elevated language, I would simply say: "The nation has hardly ever before faced a danger this great." or perhaps, "Hardly ever before has the nation faced such a danger."
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    February 18, 2020
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  • Answered
    You could certainly substitute "work on" for "work at" in the sentence you have given without changing the meaning much, if any. I don't think you can always use the terms interchangably, however. To "work at" something implies a long-term project that can't be completed quickly, or ever. For example, if I struggle with being overweight, I might say: "I really have to work at keeping my weight down." On the other hand, you can "work on" something as short-term as a paper for school or cleaning one's house, both of which can be accomplished in the near future.
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    September 11, 2019
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  • Answered
    They are essentially identical. However, the sentence "I have hard time waking up" conveys a more general tone, indicating that it is a general character trait of a person who always experiences difficulty waking up. Saying to a person "It is hard for me to wake up" might cause the person to ask whether you always have this problem. I would tend to use this sentence when describing a particular situation or circumstance. Example: It is hard for me to wake up after I've stayed up late watching TV.
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    May 16, 2019
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  • Answered
    In addition to the one already mentioned, it can also be used to indicate that one is prepared, or ready, for something. Examples: 1.Are you still packing for your trip to China? -No, I think I'm all set. 2. Are you all set for your test tomorrow? -Yes, I think I've studied enough. By the way, you will also hear this expression without the word "all" included in it. But I think it is slightly more common to use the full phrase "I'm all set" to avoid any ambiguity.
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    May 16, 2019
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  • Posted
    "I almost lost you" In italiano ho visto questa frase usata in entrambi il passato ed anche il presente:

    1. Per poco non ti perdevo.

    2. Per poco non ti perdo.

    C’è una differenza/preferenza?

    April 6, 2019
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  • Corrected

    We rented a bicycle at the hotel and took pictures of steam locomotives by bicycle

    We rented a bicycle at the hotel and took pictures of steam locomotives by bicycle. It was 29 degrees hot and a humid day. The train ran from Jiayi station to bBeimon station. It is a distance of 5 km distance. I rode a bicycle for the first time in 6 years. My riding was unstable. I am was afraid that I might fall down today. We dropped by Hinoki Village and bought a cute handmade cute bag and ate shaved ice to avoid the heat (or better: to cool off). Green tea shaved ice were was really tasty. My husband took pictures of steam locomotives until 3 o’clock. Then we went to Taipei by bullet train。After that, we went to the dDulin night market for shopping. I bought pineapple cake , a tote bag and a T-shirt. Prices were reasonable, so many people visited there and enjoyed eating or negotiating the for discounted prices (or: haggling over prices). I saw many Japanese shops and restaurants. Some staff members greeted us in the Japanese language. It was an interesting day. .


    Note: Sounds like a wonderful day!

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    March 30, 2019
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