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(le français suit) Hi, I'm based in Canada right now and would really like to practice French. I've taken enough courses over the years that I can certainly hold up a decent conversation, but definitely need more practice. I'm fairly flexible in terms of time, let me know what works for you. I'm also a native English speaker and have helped others in the past with oral communication as well as academic and business written material, so I can certainly help in that regard. Email me if you want to set up a skype/gchat call to discuss how we can help each other. Cheers, Luke PS: I work 8:00- 16:00 EST, anytime outside of that might be possible Salut, Je suis au Canada maintenant, et je voudrais trouver un méthode de pratiquer en Français. J'ai suivi plusieurs cours pendant l'école secondaire et à l'université, mais je n'ai jamais eu l'opportunité de pratiquer beaucoup (parce que j'ai travaillé et vécu à des régions anglophones). Je pense que, en générale, je puisse tenir une conversation assez bien, mais je fais plusieurs fautes, comme vous voyez;) Je suis assez flexible pour le moment, dites-moi ce que vous préfériez. L'anglais est ma première langue, et j'ai de l'expérience à aider les autres avec la langue orale et écrit, alors je peux vous aider aussi. Envoyez-moi un email si vous aimeriez avoir un conversation sur skype our gchat pour discuter comment nous pouvous nous aider un à l'autre. À bientôt! Luke PS: Je travaille 8:00- 16:00 EST, alors les soirs sont le mieux
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Yvan
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May 14, 2012
c'est très bien Luke!!
Samir
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Mar 16, 2012
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    I have never heard of that use. 'Ta ta' is sometimes uses as a slang for goodbye in England, but it is old fashioned. I can't gues what (s)he was trying to say.
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    April 19, 2013
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    laquel est correct? «Ils boivent tout» ou «Ils boivent DE tout», laquel est correct? Je ne croix pas toujours les réponses de Duolinguo.com Merci
    April 9, 2013
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    They is no real difference, but (in N.America) we would normally say: safe and sound wrap up warmly wrap up well (less common)
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    February 27, 2013
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    I hope I win a prize (common) I do hope I win a prize (old-fashioned) When you say you hope something, you typically say it in the present tense, ex. I hope she likes it (even if she won't see it for a while) I hope we can visit her when we are in town next week (again, it clearly hasn't happened)
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    February 11, 2013
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    est-ce qu'il y a une différence de sense entre ces deux? pour ce d'entre vous qui s'intéressent à X,.. pour ce d'entre vous qui intéressés par X,... merci
    January 29, 2013
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    January 24, 2013
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    I'm sure it's a mistake. They mean unmatched aerodynamics, meaning it has a lower drag coefficient than all its competitors.
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    January 23, 2013
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    "As long as most of us have smart phones, it's POSSIBLE to be in the street and also be UP TO DATE and connected with each other VIA the internet."
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    January 23, 2013
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    Sorry if I confused you last time. Family is a collective noun, but people is not- it is the plural of person. DO the people travel a lot? People ARE strange (all people), or a specific group THOSE people are strange.
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    January 23, 2013
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    Grammatically correct, but I would say: ...as they are both equally important.
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    January 23, 2013
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