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Hi! Salut! مرحبا! こんちゃ！안녕！ I'm learning French, Arabic, Japanese, and Korean. My name is Alicia and I'm a polyglot! I joined italki to find fellow language lovers and make casual friends to study with. I'm more than happy to skype with you or help anyone with English or French. Ideally, I would like to work for an international organization such as the UN with refugees. But I also enjoy translating media. I'd like to get into translating for scientists as well. Maybe even get to work with National Geographic or World Wildlife Fund? The possibilities are endless and I want to explore all of them.
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    Ca fait longtemps! Bon, est-ce correcte? Ça fait longtemps? Pour dire 久しぶり？　Je ne sais pas. Mais bon, tout fait bien maintenant. Il y a quelques mois que j'ai visité italki. Je ne souviens rien du français! =( Mais, c'est la nouvelle année! Il faut que je pratique tout les langues. Je commence avec cette question: quand doit-on utiliser tout, tous, ou toute? Je ne suis pas sûr du tout. Autre chose - je utilise jamais "ne" en conversation. C'est mal à faire? J'entends parfois seulement "ne" et pas "pas" mais jamais l'envers. Donc, personne peut me dire? L'emploi du temps! Le lundi - le francais le mardi - l'arabe le mercredi - le japonais le jeudi - le coréen Et n'importe quoi le week-end. =P
    January 4, 2013
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    Bonsoir tout le monde.

    Aujourd'hui, j' ètais ètude française j'étudiais le français. Il est difficile. J'aime le français, mais l'anglais est plus facile.

     

    Hi Sawsan! I'm not sure which tense you wanted to use here, so I'll provide some examples =)

    J'étudie le français.  =  I am studying French. (present tense)

    J'ai étudié le français. = I studied French. (past tense)

    J'étudiais le français. = I was studying French. (imperfect) <-- I think this is the one you want to use.

     

     French can be hard, but don't worry. It gets easier with time. =)

    Bon courage!

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    September 8, 2012
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    September 8, 2012
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    Italkiの友達へメッセージ こんちゃ！　久しぶり、ね。 最近にみんなと話さなかった、ごめんね。 あのね、子供のチューターのアルバイトが見付けた。 そして、英語の教職証明書をしようとしている。「I'm trying to earn a certificate in English Teaching」 アパートもを探して。とても忙しいだった。 スカイプにいなかった、ごめんね。 もう、みんなと話したい！ じゃあ、またね! <3
    September 8, 2012
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    Une message à mes amis d'italki Salut mes amis! Vous me manquez! Je suis désolée que j'étais disparu il y a quelques semaines. =( J'ai trouvé un boulot comme enseignant des enfants. Aussi, j'assiste une cours de TESOL ( enseignant d'anglais comme langue seconde). Si j'obtiens mon certificat de TESOL, je peux enseigner l'anglais par skype ou par vidéo streaming. Aussi, je cherche un nouvel appartement. Donc, je suis occupée. Dx Pour ne pas être sur skype récemment, je suis désolée. Ben, depuis que mon disparition, mon français a beaucoup empiré. =( En fait, je ne sais pas si je peux utiliser "empirer" ici. Dx Mais, ne vous en faites pas! Je vais améliorer encore. à tte mes amis! <3
    September 8, 2012
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    A message to my italki friends Hey guys! I miss you! I'm sorry I've been missing for a while now. You see, I got a new job as a tutor! I help children from age 5 - 14 with reading and math. I'm also working on getting a certification to teach English as a second language. If I can do that, I might be able to start tutoring online, via skype or a livestream classroom. I'm also trying to find a new home. So I've been very busy! I'm sorry I haven't been on skype lately or had the chance to send many messages. Please forgive me. =( I'll try to be more proactice on italki. Good luck in all of your language studies!
    September 8, 2012
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    Sparkling drinks are carbonated drinks or fizzy drinks. (The drinks that have bubbles in them.) Some examples of non-alcoholic sparkling drinks are: carbonated water, sodas, tonic, carbonated juices, etc. There are also alcoholic sparkling drinks, the most common being sparkling wine. It's usually rose or white carbonated wine. A good example would be Champagne. I hope this helps! =)
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    August 26, 2012
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    Imagine yourself as a dog

         Most of us have pets. Do you love them? Do you feed them properly?
    They really demand our affection and care, but in our hectic lives we may fail to take care of them properly. Suppose you have a dog which is staying in a cage. There is no need to imagine, because most of us have a dog in a cage. Did you ever imagine yourself as that dog in that cage? Even just imagining it is awful, isn't it?
    You can hardly come outside of the cage; you can hardly get water. If you feel ill, there isn't any good medicine. Your world is confined within that small cage. How woeful is that situation? I am writing this entry to make you think about their pathetic situation and to urge you to be more kind towards them.

     

    (Note from me: Hi! This is a good entry =) I have three dogs! And I love them all very much. None of them live in a cage, actually. But because I live on a farm they have plenty of room to play. Do you have any other pets?)

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    August 25, 2012
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    My understanding is that 理解する is more like comprehension. 「この問題を理解するのは難しい。」　－　This question is hard to comprehend. Or, this question is difficult to make out. Whereas わかる　（There are different kanji forms of wakaru, it is best to just use hiragana, I think. That's what I see most often) is a broader term of understanding　or knowing. I hear it much more often. 「わかりますか。」　「はい、わかります。」 Do you understand? Yes, I understand. This website http://tatoeba.fsffrance.org/eng/home is great for finding sentences with vocabulary.
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    August 23, 2012
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    August 18, 2012
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