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    I am a teacher and I can teach you if you help me with Persian. We trade knowledge, no money involved. :)
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    August 18, 2011
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    Yes, "persist in" refers to a strong determination in achieving the goal, and generally has a positive connotation; "insist on" is also a determination, but generally implies that the idea is contrary to another idea or fact, sometimes has a negative connotation.
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    August 18, 2011
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    I can help you to improve your English, and you help me with my Mandarin, what do you think? I've taught English for more than six years for Portuguese speakers, I've been living in US for five years, and I'm studying linguistics. So, I have a little experience :)
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    August 18, 2011
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    "I dare you" is a challenge to do something that is at hand. For example: You and your friends are chatting at a restaurant, one of your friends is looking at the raw food on the counter before being prepared and says: "This will be great when done!", Then you say: "Try it raw. I dare you!" It means that you are challenging your friend to eat it raw. It may also have have a sense of fight of revenge. For example: You are with your friends again, and one of them say: "Hey, your girlfriend is pretty! I think I'll dance with her!", then you say: "Are you crazy?!?! I dare you!!!" It means that if he does that you are going to put up a fight or revenge it somehow. If you say: "Don't you dare!" It means "don't even think about".
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    August 18, 2011
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