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Hi, I'm Koko, and I'm from Lebanon. I speak Arabic, English, French and Swedish. I would like to learn the Korean language too. I Hope you guys help me, and I'd be willing to do my best to help you in Learning the languages ​​that I know :).
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    The first one is right (j'ai attaché ma chaussure)- The second one : Je jongle ma vie personnelle et ma vie *professionelle*. The third one : Quelle est la différence entre *ces* deux phrases? The fourth one : Ils ne peuvent même pas me saluer convenablement . The fifth one : Pas tout le temps que je peux faire de bons choix de vie. The sixth one: J'espère du fond de mon cœur que ce n'est pas vrai. The seventh one: La situation s'aggrave chaque jour./or: Elle empire chaque jour. The Last one: Mon but est d'apporter la conscience à cette problème
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    June 23, 2013
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    whether you like it or not; there is no choice, you either like it or tolerate it . :)
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    June 23, 2013
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    هل توجد is more specific, for example: Do you have some candy ? هل توجد لديك بعض الحلوى ؟ هل هناك is more general, for example هل هناك بعض الحلوى : Is there some candy ?
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    June 22, 2013
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    ''to put'' in the past becomes : وَضَعْتُ Lost stays the same.
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    June 22, 2013
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    It's like cutting through the old right into the new. For example by following the new things, new techniques, new fashion and trends, etc ... nother example: Some people on the cutting edge of fashion have one strip of hair dyed one color and the rest another color. I hope this was helpful :)
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    June 22, 2013
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