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    Hey, i'm bilingual in English and Russian and i'm looking for people to practice French,German, Spanish and Italian with.
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    September 25, 2020
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    Hello everyone! My name is Anna. I'm bilingual in English and Russian, i'm also a certified CELTA English teacher and work at a university in Russia, teaching English. I'm a huge fan of languages and have been studying French, German, Spanish and a little bit of Italian. I've also just recently started learning Georgian but j'm still at alphabet level. I'm looking for learning partners for communication, discussions, through skype/zoom and chats in the languages that i'm studying. My levels are approximately French(B2), Spanish(B1), German(B1)and Italian(A1). I'll be happy to help you with English and Russian. As well as simply practice any of the other languages I'm learning.
    September 25, 2020
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    Salut! J'aimerais bien ! Je suis Russe-anglais bilingue et pourrai aider avec l'anglais en retour))
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    September 25, 2020
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    I found an excellent explanation on YouTube made by the official BBC channel there https:// youtu. be/LY8L6C7tsx8 that finally made me understand that the people vote not for the candidate himself but for a bunch of representatives (electoral college, there are 538 of those guys now) that in turn already support this or that candidate. Each state has a fixed number of these representatives and if the presidential candidate gets 50%+ votes at a state they automatically get the support of all the representatives if this state (the numbers differ from state to state, it was decided over 200 years ago on how many) so it can be that overall the candidate got the majority of population votes but the other guy secured the states with larger numbers of representatives and got more of those and thus won the election.
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    September 25, 2020
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    Hola! Estudiaba los dos un poco, Espaňol dispues Italiano. Hay muchas cosas en commun en lexica pero hay muchas diferencias en gramática. Por ejemplo el pretérito perfecto simple de Español y su paralelo de italiano tienen significados completamente diferentes. Allí se usa como el pasado simple .Por ejemplo "Ahier tuvo tres clases"- en italiano serà - "Ahier "he tenido" tres clases".
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    September 25, 2020
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    Hi, i'm bilingual with Russian and English as my native languages. I'm also a certified Celta English teacher and work at a university where i teach English. I studied Italian for two and a half years at university four years ago but now it's very very bad, i would love to relearn it. If you'd like, we could help each other through communication and discussions on Skype or zoom )) My name is Anna
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    September 25, 2020
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    Hey, i'm Russian-English bilingual, i studied German and Spanish, both at about B1 levels, so we can talk in four languages if you like))) My name's Anna
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    September 25, 2020
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    Colleague* Told me*
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    September 25, 2020
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