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Hello! I am a huge fan of languages and I am on here to share my passion for language, culture and all other intrinsic values that come with entering into a tongue that is not yours. I am I need to speaker of English and have C2 level in French and I propose either French or English lessons :-) Through my travels and my wealth of experience living abroad, I can share with you more than just grammar and speaking properly but also a new vision of the world and had to consider things
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  • Answered
    In Zimbabwe, when you are welcomed to someone’s house you don’t shake hands. Instead the hosts and guests sit down and clap to greet each other. Women clap with their hands crossing, men clap with their hands parallel to each other. Clapping continues until you have greeted everyone and asked how they are doing.
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    November 15, 2020
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    Quand j’étais en Italie pour mon Erasmus, j’ai plus ou moins compris qu’on utilise “in” quand on parle d’être dans une pièce. Même avec le verbe aller. L’article semble moins usité avec certaines expressions aussi “a lavoro” ou “a letto”
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    November 15, 2020
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    Could you please rephrase the capitalized words? 1. Laura STARTED photography a few years ago. She takes really good pictures. 2. A: Do you do any sports? B: Not at the moment, but I’m thinking of STARTING tennis. 3. I do a lot of gardening. It USES most of my free time. 4. I’m not very good at golf – it only STARTED it recently. 5. Roger TOOK painting UP for a while, but soon lost interest. —> this sentence should read « Roger took up painting... », and is replaced by STARTED 6. They STARTED golf when they moved to Florida. 7. He did not particularly want to START a competitive sport. 8. Angela used to be a model and has decided to START it again.
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    November 15, 2020
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    Si on est complexé par quelque chose, ça veut dire qu’on a un problème avec cette chose. Par exemple si je suis complexé par mon nez, si ça pourrait signifier que je trouve la taille de mon nez disgracieuse par rapport à un plus petit nez. Souvent c’est un avis personnel qui n’est pas forcément partagé par d’autres personnes.
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    November 15, 2020
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    Hello Ivan, that sentence is perfectly correct! Do you know why?
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    September 18, 2020
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    It depends on the situation. If you are in a discussion with John, you would likely say "what you are saying". If John expressed himself prior to the discussion, it would be "what you said"
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    May 25, 2020
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    The interjection is "Thank God!". However if you are speaking to (or praying to) God, you would say Thanks God, in this case you are expressing your gratitude
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    May 25, 2020
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    It depends on the situation. If you are in a discussion with John, you would likely say "what you are saying". If John expressed himself prior to the discussion, it would be "what you said"
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    May 25, 2020
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