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Hello! I am a native Californian living in Philly who is currently learning French and a bit of Mandarin Chinese, and have a big passion for linguistics and language learning!
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Solenne
French
Jul 28, 2022
Une très bonne session aujourd’hui où Mads a pu lire un article avec une excellente prononciation ! Sa compréhension du vocabulaire est également très bonne !
Solenne
French
Jul 7, 2022
Excellente première discussion avec Madison qui a un très bon niveau d’expression et de compréhension ! Son accent est également très agréable, ce qui permet une conversation très fluide ! Bravo Mads !
Evik
Spanish
Nov 27, 2020
Mads es una estudiante con un nivel excelente en español. Trabajar con ella es muy ameno. Es simpática, respetuosa y muy inteligente.
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  • Posted
    Bonjour! J'ai besoin d'aide pour la révision de cette presentation. J'apprécierais beaucoup si quelqu'un me donnerais des conseilles pour l'améliorer et corriger des erreurs. ***J'ai sorti les noms des entreprises et de l'université pour rester l'anonymat. "À ce jour, ma expérience professionnelle comprend deux années avec la firme de comptabilité **********, ou j’étais responsable de préparer des déclarations d’impôts des entreprises. Après, j’ai réalisé des stages d’audit avec *********. Ma éducation inclut une licence en commerce international et un master en comptabilité professionnelle par l’Université de *******. À partir d’août, je commencerai avec la firme ********, site de San Diego, en tant qu’assistante de l’audit. Outre la comptabilité, l’apprentissage des langues me passionne également. Je parle l’espagnol, l’anglais et le français, et dans le futur je compte suivre à apprendre d’autres langues pour pouvoir travailler à l’étranger."
    September 11, 2022
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  • Posted
    Hello! I am looking for language partners, specifically for French native speakers to do exchanges once a week. I can offer native English or B2 level Spanish in exchange!
    July 16, 2021
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  • Posted
    Bonjour! Je cherche quelqu'un qui veut être "language partners" et faire des échanges chaque semaine. Je suis américaine, je parle anglais et espagnol, et je te peux aider avec ces deux langues, en échange de m'aider avec le français. Merci!!
    July 13, 2021
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  • Answered
    "called me into his office" is going to be what you hear most frequently, but "asked me into his office" is absolutely acceptable and used as well. The only one that you gotta be careful with is "called me in his office" because this makes it sound like he is literally calling you by telephone, while being in his office. Instead, "called me into his office" communicates that he is asking you to come to his office. Espero que te sirva! :)
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    August 4, 2020
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  • Corrected
    You will almost always hear "the world *has* changed"
    The world is changed is uncommon, but not wrong either.

    However, you cannot use have in this example because the world is a singular, so "The world have changed" is incorrect.
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    August 2, 2020
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  • Answered
    Hello! The answer may surprise you....ALL are correct and grammatical! "Claim to be" and "claim is" are interchangeable in this context. Same with believe. All sound like sentences that would roll off a native's tongue.
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    July 16, 2020
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  • Corrected
    english grammar

    <s>I have got married</s> I got married
    <s>I have gaten married</s> I have gotten married

    what is the correct sentence and why?
    thanks

    You can either use "I got married" or "I've gotten married"
    Ex: "I got married last year"
    Ex: "I have gotten married in the past, but I am single now."
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    July 8, 2020
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  • Corrected
    Would someone correct grammar and advise for natural English?

    <s>My little enjoyment at evening is</s> I enjoy listening to the radio in the evenings. Mainly I set channels <s>on</s> to Japanese comedian shows (Or you could say: Mainly I put on Japanese comedian shows). I was using it as a BGM when I study, but I found it's not suitable for when I have to concentrate as the <s>sounds distract me by its funniness</s> funny dialogue is distracting. Now the radio has become my bedtime friend. Sometimes it <s>makes</s> keeps me fully awake (it's too funny!), but most of the time I instantly fall asleep. I mean I can't finish the radio to the end though :P

    <em>I hope this helps! The edits made were just suggestions to make things flow a little more and to demonstrate how a native speaker might naturally express the ideas, but everything you wrote would make sense in a conversation too :) </em>
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    July 6, 2020
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  • Answered
    I would use "If i do say so myself" or "If I say so myself." These two are commonly used, however just saying "if I say so" sounds slightly strange to a native ear in this specific context.
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    July 4, 2020
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  • Answered
    Hello! They do not necessarily mean the same thing. "deserving more" = talking about *quantity* (deserving a large amount of something than what you are getting now) "deserving better" = talking about *quality* (deserving a better quality of something than what you have now) However, depending on the context, they could mean more or less the same thing. For instance, we can interchangeably say "I deserve more than this" with "I deserve better than this!" in the context of talking about a relationship with someone that isn't working out. In this context, both mean feeling dissatisfaction in the situation Hope this helps!
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    July 3, 2020
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