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I am Damian from Ireland. I can help you with any aspect of English that you desire. If you just want to improve your speaking skills, pronunciation, writing, need help with homework or course work. I love traveling and teaching and helping people. I can also help you with Irish if there is anyone here that is interested in that. I also love learning new languages and about other countries and cultures. So don't hesitate to contact me if you need any help with English, or Irish! and I look forward to talking to you soon.
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    States are sovereign. All countries have to respect borders. International terms have signatories (States). There are national and international jurisdictions to be fulfilled. There are many international entities: States, companies and International bodies. International law gives legitimacy to some actions. Some International Councils oversee some actions from the Countries.
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    August 31, 2021
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    @David...'Portuguese is more like Brazilian or French'? In fact, there is no such language as Brazilian. The native language in Brazil is in fact Portuguese.

    @Marina...As a Brazilian Portuguese speaker, I would advise you to concentrate on Latin American Spanish, rather than Spanish from Spain, as it is closer to your Portuguese. Yes, there are differences in some of the Spanish in all of the countries, some vocabulary differences. However, if you know it well, you will be able to communicate in general in all Spanish speaking countries.

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    July 27, 2019
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    No. I don't think Universities names should be translated. I think everything should be in the language of the country. It's up to other people to understand or to translate for themselves. We can't expect something from Ecuador to be in English, just like If you came to Ireland, you wouldn't expect to see things written in Spanish. I think it's normal to be in the native language.
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    July 18, 2019
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    Because a lot of men here, from certain countries, think this is a dating site, and not a language learning site. Also, you are lucky so far that they have all been polite. Some are not so polite, but the politeness is just a way for them to get you to reply, so don't be fooled.
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    July 14, 2019
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    I'm an announcer. Currently I work in a radio station called 'Radio revista la provincia'. In addition I work as a waitress in a club on Saturdays. I also study in an academy and teach English vocabulary to my sisters. I also go swimming almost every day.


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    July 9, 2019
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  • Corrected
    I think people giving you a link for a dictionary is not so helpful, you could do that anytime yourself. Jaded means physically tired, that you don't have a lot of energy, or your energy levels are not like they normally are. Hope this helps!

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    June 10, 2019
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  • Commented
    Thanks, Nadezhda!
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    March 17, 2019
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  • Answered
    'Work' is normally seen as the place we go to do our 'job' every day. For example, we say 'I'm going to work'. So you are going to your place of work to do your job.
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    March 16, 2019
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    Actually, this is far from being only a British thing. It is quite common in a lot of English speaking countries. For example, in Ireland, we also say it a lot. For example, if we want some information, we might ask someone for help and start by saying 'sorry'. Like I said it's quite common, nothing to do with actually apologising for anything. It's another way of saying 'excuse me'.
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    March 16, 2019
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    November 20, 2018
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