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I am an English teacher here in the United States. I have been an ESL teacher for many years in Korea, Honduras and online. I enjoy learning languages and have learned basics in many languages, but right now I'm focused on learning Indonesian. Saya guru inggris di Amerika. Saya belajar bahasa Indonesia sudah selama 3 bulan. Saya mau berbicara dengan Anda. Mengirimikan saya pesan dan Kita bisa mengobrol bersama. Soy profesora de inglés aquí en los Estados. He trabajado como maestra de inglés en el extranjero (Corea y Honduras) también. Disfruto viendo películas y leyendo libros para mejorar mi español. Si tiene alguna buena recomendación, por favor dígame. Gracias! Spanish ATCFL OPI - AL 2015 (Routine work proficiency) Spanish ATCFL WPT - IM 2014 (Conversational proficiency)
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Aleš
Czech
May 2, 2025
Anita has a very good memory for Czech expressions and learns it quickly. She is making fast progress with the Czech language. We have been reviewing plural nouns, adjectives, pronouns, and pronunciation in czech. In the next lesson, we will begin working with the accusative case.
Aleš
Czech
Apr 30, 2025
Anita did really well. We practiced adjectives and possessives in czech, and she picked everything up very quickly. It's a pleasure to work with her
Aleš
Czech
Apr 28, 2025
Anita ,dneska to byla skvělá lekce. Tvá výslovnost v češtině je velmi dobrá. Uvidíme se ve středu, zatím ahoj
Andika Eko Prasetiyo
Indonesian
Sep 6, 2021
Terima kasih banyak mbak Anita. Semangat belajarnya. Sampai jumpa lagi di kelas selanjutnya :)
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  • Answered
    Not when you are referring to age; however, we can use this expression commonly for grade levels in school. As in "I'm a senior, but Meghan is two years behind me" or "I graduated in 2007, and my sister was two years behind me."
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    June 26, 2020
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  • Posted
    Hari ini 1-30-2019 Hari ini cauacnya lebih dingin. Semua sekolah dan universitas tutup. Kantor pos tutup. bank nama Chase tutup. Saya pergi ke kantor di siang tetapi muridnya tidak datang ke kelas. Ada lebih banyak guru daripada murid. Besok sekolah akan tutup lagi tetapi cuacnya akan dingin tetapi kurang dingin daripada hari ini. Saya tidak suka cuaca ini.
    January 31, 2019
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  • Posted
    Hari ini 28-1-2019 I'm a beginner in Indonesian, but I'm trying to write a little every day. This is for today. Hari ini adelah dingin, tetapi nanti akan dingin sekali. Ketika pergi ke sekolahnya, ada sebuah kelas di kamar saya. Mereka memindakan saya ke kelas lain. Kelas baru itu tidak punya komputer-komputer untuk siswa, tetapi kita beringan komputer dari guru lain yang kelasnya seberang aula itu. Kemarin adelah bersama-sama jika sekolah tidak dibatalkan.
    January 29, 2019
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  • Commented

    Yes, it is redundant. You can just say, "people don't bring cash." 

    Also I would change make a few other changes. "This is more practical because... , and it is safer. In the case of our purse or wallet being taken..."

    "Another way our credit card benefits us is that it allows us to create a payment plan for our purchases."

    "... we can divide it into 12 payments (or more)"

    "Typically, for these payment plans, there is no interest for the first four months. For longer payment plans, we need to pay a percentage of the original amount in interest." 

    "but" and "on the other hand" are redundant, so I would only use one of them.

    "many people do not control their spending, ... than they can afford."

    "They accumulate debts....and never end." (debt / debts can be singular or plural here, but just make sure that verbs agree)

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    July 24, 2018
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  • Answered
    It sounds like they are trying to say something along the lines of "we have had to avoid telling the people about this book for the fear of having to add additional chapters (due to their suggestions)"
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    June 29, 2018
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  • Answered
    RSVP means that you must (or should) send in a confirmation that you will attend an event. How you let them know you are coming depends on the event. For example, many wedding invitations will arrive with a response card that you complete and mail back. Generally, you will RSVP by mail, a phone call, email etc. at the time when recieving the invite. You could RSVP in person, but usually it is by another way, but you definitely need to let them know you are coming ahead of the event date.
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    June 29, 2018
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  • Answered
    "Broken up" is referring two seperate days for exchanging gifts instead of just 1 day. One day boys give, another day girls give, but they don't give on the same day.
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    June 29, 2018
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  • Answered
    What John said is correct. It looks like a mistake in the grammar. If this is from auto-subtitles, I would expect it to originally say "at school." It makes the most sense that way.
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    June 29, 2018
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  • Answered
    They are referring to Valentine's Day which is when boys normally buy presents for girls. These are seperate days, so they are "broken up." On White Day, girls give gifts to boys (so it is reversed). This is a custom on Korea with Black Day being a day for singles to eat black noodles.
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    June 29, 2018
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  • Corrected

    Help(please)

    Hi, there

    Which one is right? “This is the only restaurant that I know we can afford” or “This is the only restaurant I know that we can afford” or “This is the only restaurant I know we can afford”?

    Thank you

    For learning: English

    [The first one is good because that begins a modifying phrases, which describes the restaurant. However, the third one is also correct. Many people will say that the that is unnecessary and should be removed

    I hope this helps!]

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    May 25, 2018
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