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I speak french very well, and also arabic. I think i have to improve my english and make it better. I would like to learn spanish too. Oh & I am in the habit of leaving my computer on and the internet up running, so if it says I'm online and I don't answer, it's just because I'm not actually there.
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    Does this sentence sound ok ? I am trying to write my resume in English. Is this sentence correct please : "First year internship at the administrative and financial unit of the Direction of Hospitals and Ambulatory Care in (city's name)" Thank you !
    January 10, 2016
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    Est ce qu'on ne trouvera pas "du" temps pour moi? Syntaxiquement, c'est correct. But what do you mean actually? I'm not sure you're expressing exactly what you wanted to say ...
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    August 17, 2015
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    Casser, briser, rompre.

    Bonjour à tous, pourrait Quelqu'un pourrait-t-il me décrire à moi les différences entre ces mots? Le Tous signifient 'break' en anglais, mais auquel distinction comment les distinguer?

    Casser, briser, rompre. 

     

    Well actually they all generally mean to break, just like in english, with maybe some slight differences. 


    Casser: would maybe be the most used one. So it means to break or especially to break in "several pieces". In a more familiar way, some people would also use it to mean "to break up with your partner" = casser avec son copain ou copine etc. You could even hear some people using it to mean that something is not working (but it's still familiar!) 

     

    Briser: could mean to break in a lot of small pieces, like briser du verre ou la glace. 

    Briser la glace means also to start talking to someone when you both used to be uncommunicative or something like that

     

    Rompre: would sound more voluntary.. so it can be rompre un lien or even rompre with your partner (I would recommend this more than "casser) etc.  

    It also means to break/seperate something in two pieces. But it's more used when you talk about a relationship or a contract for example (rompre le contrat)! 

     

    Well.. I hope it helps :)

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    August 16, 2015
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    Marche

    Bonjour - Pourrait Quelqu'un pourrait-il me montrer montre-moi les distinctions de ce mot? On peut dire: mettez la voiture en marchant marche, ou les marches (de l'escalier par exemple), ou ça marche etc etc. Y à-t-il des d'autres significations?
    Merci! 

     

    Well, there are so many! (it depends on the context actually) 

    Here you can find some definitions : http://www.larousse.fr/dictionnaires/francais/marche/49387 

    But it really depends on the context, it's like if you ask about the several definitions of "to do" or "to make". 

    By practicing and reading more, you will probably feel comfortable with french words. You don't need to know all the definitions of a word from the first time :) 

    Good luck

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    August 15, 2015
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    Un petit mot

    Il faut que je commence á à produire écrire en français beaucoup plus souvent. Jusqu’à présent, j’ai lu tous les jours et j’ai écouté à les actualités sur Radio France Internationale la plupart des jours, mais je n’ai guère écrit ou parlé en français. Je pense que c’est parce que j’ai un peu honte, après avoir étudié la langue depuis la fin de l’année dernière mais n’étant pas capable de produire d'écrire si aussi bien comme que je peux comprendre. (Par example exemple, je ne suis pas sûr si que la dernière phrase a du sens…)

    Donc, j’ai décidé d’écrire un petit mot chaque jour - seulement cent cinquante mots ou quelque chose comme ça. Après un peu de temps, j’espère que je vais écrire de plus et en plus - parce que je voudrais passer l’examen DELF B1 ou B2 en l’année prochaine et il me faudra écrire pour pendant 45 - 60 minutes! Mais ça suffit pour maintenant - voici mon mot pour aujourd’hui. 

     

     

    Very good! I have a remarke though .. I wouldn't call that "Un petit mot" this is way too big to be un petit mot. I'd rather call it a small paragraph or so. 

    But keep practicing you're really doing a great job

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    August 1, 2015
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  • Commented

    Here are few suggestions : 

    - Shaka Ponk 

    - Fauve 

    - Yodelice 

    - Superbus 

    - Kyo 

    - Indochine 

    - Noir Desir 

     

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    June 21, 2015
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  • Commented

    You have some little mistakes, but it's a good (and interesting) try! Keep practicing :)

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    March 8, 2015
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    Need help ! Hi guys! I'm about to develop an english Website to help people learn English (or some students to get their TOEIC) and I'm out of ideas. I will propose a quiz to test the level of each other but I may also create a section about "discovering American or English cultures" maybe. I wondered what would really help people improve their language skills. Do you have any suggestions? Would you like to have specific features in language learning sites? Thank you !
    February 19, 2015
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    Mike's French Practice #1

    Bon nuit Bonsoir! Je suis Mike (it's better to say "Je m'appelle Mike". Je suis Mike isn't really formal, but it's correct), et maintenant (it's better to say "en ce moment" instead of maintenant) je veux pratiquer mon français. J'ai commençais commencé à l'apprendre il y a trois mois. Je crois que le français est bien similaire avec le au portugais, mais ça reste encore difficile pour moi est difficile. Un Par exemple: En portugais vous pouvez combiner le mot “De” avec le mot “Aqui” pour avoir le nouveau mot nouveau “Daqui”. Et en Français vous pouvez combiner le mot “De” avec “Ici” pour avoir le nouveau mot nouveau “D’ici”. Je crois que c'est très intéressante! 

     

    <em>Good try ! Keep practicing</em>

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    August 9, 2014
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    July 25, 2013
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