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I can help children with English for free. Or you just need practice English speaking, welcome! I also begin learning some Polish. I love reading (detective, self-help, sometimes social and psychological ones). I'm interested in biological, a few medical, historical articles, or some new things like exploring new places, strange theories, etc.
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Nick Gold
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Mar 27, 2020
Thank you Vinnie, I hope you will have more lessons with me in the future.
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  • Commented
    I would be a writer or a historian.
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    March 31, 2020
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  • Corrected
    Is the Vietnamese language correct for the following English?

    Edutainment Ventures
    APP Vietnamese

    25-2　動詞　２

    1. 泣く　なく cry
    kêu, khóc
    2. 切る　きる cut
    đoạn bỏ, cắt
    3. 決める　きめる decide
    quyết định
    4. 負かす　まかす defeat
    đánh bại
    5. 守る　まもる protect
    bảo vệ
    6. 遅らす　おくらす delay
    chậm trể, hoãn
    7. 届ける　とどける deliver
    giao hàng
    8. 要望する　ようぼうする request
    yêu cầu
    9. 否定する　ひていする deny
    phủ nhận
    10. 望む　のぞむ hope
    mong
    11. 死ぬ　しぬ die
    chết
    12. 結婚する　けっこんする marry
    kết hôn

    (Most of them are really good. I just add some synonyms. About the first, I think the meaning " khóc " is more popular.)
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    March 31, 2020
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  • Posted
    What makes you start a film/book? "When you start seeing a film, there's always something that draw you in. For me it's the characters. They can be really kind and genius but can also throw a big slur at someone at some moments. That also happens in real life. Each has different personas, which is surprisingly evocative of aspects in our daily world." I just want to use some new words & phrases I've never used before. They are from this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WNN6PbR_Gk&list=PLA5UIoabheFM281dIr4ojw9xOVoo9dOtw&index=5
    March 31, 2020
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    The same to me. I think it's because we have a deeper understanding of our native languages than a foreign language. Actually, when I read foreign books or watch English films (with subtitles in my native), I have more chances to feel another language, another culture. I think the bond is not only about a language, it also relates to how much we are accustomed to its culture.
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    March 21, 2020
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    March 20, 2020
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  • Commented
    You can tried this one: https://www.newsinlevels.com
    Each content has three audios with different speeds and it's quite good for improving vocabulary

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    March 20, 2020
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  • Commented
    Hello, I also want to practice.
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    March 20, 2020
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