I'm an experienced english teacher - having taught ESL for 15 years specialising in general beginners to advanced, IELTs, Cambridge and English for Academic purposes. I've taught students from a variety of different language Backgrounds- Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Mongolian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic.
Hôm nay là buổi đầu nên chúng ta chỉ làm quen với nhau thôi.
Em thấy chị phát âm không có vấn đề gì đâu, chỉ có từ "ngữ" lúc chị nói "ngôn ngữ" là chưa đúng, mà sau đó chị sửa lại ok rồi.
What is the difference in pronunciation between these two things
I am currently studying russian and I am not sure what the difference in phonetics is for these two sentences. Can anyone enlighten me?
Thanks, and much appreciated!
Julie
Я́ *живу́* зде́сь.[ja ʐɪˈvu ˈzʲdʲesʲ]I live here
or
Я́ живу́ *зде́сь.*[ja ʐɪˈvu ˈzʲdʲesʲ]I live precisely in this region.
June 9, 2018
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you could katakanize your name!
I thought perhaps chloe = クローイ?
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June 4, 2015
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Hey ivanna! I'm interested in Russian and am a native English speaker! if you're still interested in partnering up to practice speaking drop me a line!
I am an English major in university. I am interested in English and I want to study it well. But my English is not very good. I always worry about it, especially my oral and listening. Last night, an idea hit me to find a partner who is an English speaker to study with. I was lying in bed. As a result, I searched and found this website ivia google and registered. I hope that I can learn something from it. At the same time, I could help you too in some cases.
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April 24, 2014
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First notebook entry: Introducing myself
始めまして!
自分の名前はジュリートランです。おせわに成ります。私はオーストラリアからきました。しかし、今は、私は日本に住んでいますよ。だから、日本語を勉強します。私は六月の前、日本に行きました。自分の仕事は英語の教師ですが、日本語のじょうずに成りたいですから、手伝いますの必要ですよ!お願いします!
よろしくおねがいします!
本当にありがとうございます!!