Hello - I am a native English speaker learning French and Spanish. I am interested in an exchange if you still are.

Hi everyone - if interested, please private message me. I definitely am interested in practicing French, mainly. But Spanish would be okay too.

I agree with John's answer. I'd add that when someone is described as a "character", it usually means that they are memorable in some way - there is something about them that might be funny or animated (lively, high energy), or something.

I'd say that both sentences in the first set seem to work. However, I'd leave out "they say", unless it is absolutely necessary to leave it in. If you don't need it, you could just say: "Bequests are the money or property belonging to someone that, after their death, will be given to other people." For the second one - I'd leave out the "that they say" parts as well and have it read: "Bequests are the money or property belonging to someone, that they give to other people after their death”. If it's not possible to leave out "they say", then I'd go with the second choice. **I felt like I needed context for your question because I wanted to determine the importance of the "they say" is in those sentences.

Immersion = is to be deeply and totally involved. Intensive = is to be rigorous, deep, exhaustive, over a short period of time/for long hours. Ex: I am fully immersed in studying spanish. Meaning, I changed all of my settings, TV channels, cell phone output, etc., totally to spanish. But that is not "intensive". If I studied for 5 hours a day, over an 8 week period, that would be intensive. Because I am taking my time, it's not "intensive". Hope this helps!