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I love learning new languages and cultures! I also really enjoy helping people learn english. :)
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- Corrections on my French Project? Hi! I need to write a paragraph on my Ideal Day for my french project, and was wondering if this was correct? Dans ma journee ideale, je aller au NYC et voir "Wicked" dans brodway avec Josh Hutcherson. Je voyage a Paris et jour la music avec Andy Sixx, puis aller a la un défilé de mode avec Michael Buble. Je vais voyager a L.A, et obtenir un tatouage de Kat Von D. Après cela, je le ferai aller a la "Carnival" dans Rio de Janero avec Trayvon et Dahvie. In my ideal day, I go to NYC and see "Wicked" in Brodway with Josh Hutcherson. I travel to Paris and play music with Andy Sixx, then go to a fashion show with Michael Buble. I will visit L.A, and get a tattoo by Kat Von D. After that, I will go to "Carnival" in Rio de Janero with Trayvon and Dahvie.April 10, 201250
- Help with my french project? Hi! For french, we have to do a poster about what kind of car we would be and why. I was wondering if someone could correct mine? Thanks! Je suis un VW camionnette parc que je suis decontracte et facile a vivre. C'est blance et noir parc que c'est est distingue, et donc suis-je. L'enterier est des sofas tres comfortable, avec un sterio tres bien. Translation: I am a VW van because I am laid back and easy going. It is white anbd black because it stands out, and so do I. The interior has comfortable couches, with a good sterio.March 6, 201220
- For the Begins to cry VS starts to cry VS starts crying, they are pretty much the same thing. It depends on the context though. They are all present tense though, so if you use them, most likely it will be bagan to cry or started to cry. As for the "He has not a problem (or he hasn't got a problem) VS He doesn't have a problem." thing, it would be 'He doesn't have a problem." If you say that he hasn't got a problem or that he has not a problem, people will be able to grasp what you are saying, but gramatically it doesnt make much sence.0 votedFebruary 18, 20120
- Thats just really awkward. A more natural way to express that: The moment the amalgam filing was out of my mouth, it became hazardous waste. It is only allowed on public streets by a hazardous waste transport carrier. As long as it's in my mouth, it's okay, but when it comes out, its hazardous. Crazy!0 votedFebruary 2, 20121
I need your help in improving my English
I have been learning English for years and I am very interested in it. Now I can express my ideas clearly, but not naturally sometimes. That is mainly because I have never been to in an English-speaking country, and have little chance to use the language on a daily basis. I will be very happy if you can help me correct my entries to make them more natural. Many thanks in advance!
0 votedFebruary 1, 20121First notebook entry: Introducing myself
Hi, I'm new here and just changed my job to a foreign company.
I'd like to learn english well to communicate clearly. Maybe I should take more oral english or get more listeniing. And, if you want to learn Chinese, even Shanghaineses, you can contact me. Let's be friends.0 votedFebruary 1, 20121

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