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Nehir
Turkish
Mar 30, 2022
It was such a brainstorming and fun lesson Zoë! Thank you for sharing your work with me.🤩
Clémence
French
Jan 22, 2022
Tu as fait de l'excellent travail sur les synonymes et on a eu une conversation divertissante en fin de cours !
Clémence
French
Jan 22, 2022
Un plaisir de faire ta connaissance Zoë. Tu as effectué un travail sérieux sur les textes sélectionnés. Il apparait clairement que tu es une personne douée dans le domaine des langues !
Elif Uğur
Turkish
Jan 16, 2022
Zoë'nin sınavı için ilgi çekici bir hazırlık çalışması yaptık. Zoë işini ciddiye alıyor ve öğrenme konusunda oldukça istekli! I believe your exam will go well. Good luck 🤞
Activities
  • Answered
    In Dutch it’s “eergisteren”. “Eer” comes from “eerder” which means “before”. People don’t think about that though. “Gisteren” simply means “yesterday”.
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    August 17, 2020
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  • Commented
    Imagine that a discussion like this would be easier to find - all those “language partner” threads, sigh...
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    August 1, 2020
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  • Commented
    Hi Miriam and Som,
    You are right about Skype, sorry, I didn't even think about that. It seems like other people do think about that though... I changed it so nobody should be able find my profile now (I'll just add my students myself as usual). Thank you for helping me!
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    June 29, 2020
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  • Commented
    Thank you, John. I’m always very careful, but I didn’t expect that to happen here. A shame that they didn’t warn us during the “new teachers” video call as well.
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    June 29, 2020
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