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Hey I'm Jordan. :) I am really interested in traveling and learning as many languages as I possibly can. Right now, I am learning Italian, but I also want to learn many others, such as French, German, Arabic, Romanian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, etc. I know it's a lot, but I'm going to try. :) Also, I'll be happy to help anyone who's trying to learn English or needs some help with it. And if any of y'all can help me with any of the languages I'm trying to learn, I'd really appreciate it. :)
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    Hey Karim! I think I could help you improve your english, if you'd like. Just let me know. :)
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    June 14, 2010
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    Hi! I'm from the United States and speak English. I can help if you want.

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    June 14, 2010
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    Us by Regina Spektor

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    June 9, 2010
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    "I feel you" or "I get you" means "I understand what you're talking about."
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    June 9, 2010
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    I'm also learning Italian. We could learn it together. I think I could help. I can also teach you some english too if you want.
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    June 9, 2010
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    I could help you on your English. I think it'd be awesome to learn Russian.
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    June 8, 2010
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    We can talk. :) I know plenty of English, and I'd love to talk to someone who knows Russian. :)
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    June 8, 2010
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    They are basically the same thing. There are only two minor differences. One is where they are used in the sentence. If it is said at the beginning or end of the sentence, then "maybe" is used. If it is said in the middle of the sentence, "may be" is used.
    The other difference is that "maybe" is used as an adverb. This means there is a verb somewhere else in the sentence. "May be" is used as a verb by itself.

    Example:
    Maybe this is the right answer. ("Maybe" is the adverb, and "is" is the verb it help.)
    She will run tomorrow, maybe.

    This may be the right answer. ("May be" is the verb itself.)

    Usually, though, that is just a little detail that people tend to overlook. If you know this much, you will be fine.

    I hope that helps. :)

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    June 8, 2010
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