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Hi! My name is James and I’m an American living on naples Florida USA. My dad was in the army as a special forces soldier so I have lived all over the United States. As you know there are different dialects and accents of English depending on what part of the US you live. I speak the normal true American English that is spoken everyday without the “southern” or “northern” accents. I am advanced in my Italian studies but want to find people to chat with so I can practice my actual spoken Italian since everything I do is written. I have studied for many years but have very very limited practice in speaking. So I would love to help someone with their English and in turn get help with my Italian through us conversating in both languages. Thank you! Note: We can speak through Facebook message, Skype or FaceTime!
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    You're very welcome!
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    January 16, 2020
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    Looking from someone to talk to in Italian in exchange for english
    Hi! I am looking for someone to Facebook cot Skype chat with so I can practice learning Italian. I will in exchange also speak in English so you can learn English. Something like 15 minutes in Italian and 15 in English or 1 call Italian 1 call English. Thanks!
    January 15, 2020
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    It sounds better when you include “of” here. It’s a good habit to get into because down the road there will be situations where you will think it’s okay to leave out the preposition when in actuality it won’t be. Build good habits now.
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    January 15, 2020
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    Nicki is right actually. They may mean the same thing but are different in actuality. You use a “comb” to comb your hair and a “brush” to brush your hair. Different tools and that is significant
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    January 15, 2020
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    It’s not common to use that phrase at all. In fact this is the first time hearing it. However, what “swooshed our minds” means I’m this context is like “You blew our minds”; meaning you impressed them very much
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    January 15, 2020
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    The first sentence/paragraph is okay although it would sound better saying “I’m going to be going away for a while” The second one is okay
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    January 15, 2020
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    Nicki is right actually. They may mean the same thing but are different in actuality. You use a “comb” to comb your hair and a “brush” to brush your hair. Different tools and that is significant
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    January 15, 2020
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    It’s not common to use that phrase at all. In fact this is the first time hearing it. However, what “swooshed our minds” means I’m this context is like “You blew our minds”; meaning you impressed them very much
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    January 15, 2020
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    The first sentence/paragraph is okay although it would sound better saying “I’m going to be going away for a while” The second one is okay
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    January 15, 2020
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