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    May 10, 2013
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    أغنیتک المفضلة :p

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    April 20, 2013
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    hi :)

    my name is Esin. I'm a student in at Kırıkkale university. l like speaking Engilish. I live with my family in Ankara. I want to improve my English.

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    February 24, 2013
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    surely* :p Now I saw my mistake. You're welcome ^-^
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    January 21, 2013
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    As a muslim, I'd say 'la hawla vala ghowwata illa billah'.

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    January 20, 2013
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    A little bit long, but sure HELPFUL :P
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    January 20, 2013
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    Natali! Lebanese accent is totally complex. One day about 100 years before, someone suggested on Lebanese Government to make our own Lebanese language, consisting mainly of English letters but covers Lebanese dialect. That day, Arab countries objected and asked Lebanese government not to look at it even ever. Almost nobody knows about this story, cuz it was followed with concealment. The reason that I mentioned this story is to say that in Lebanese accent it is impossible to find even one word as it is in Standard Arabic, and if you found one tell me so :p... Returning to the main subject... As Majer said, within the Lebanese dialect there r various differences that depend mainly on person's city, or even (perhaps) on his religion. As example, word 'Lebanon' how it is said in some Lebanese cities : In Beirut 'Lebnen' / Beqaa 'Lubnen' / Southern Lebanon 'Lobnin' and some people say 'Lebnen'... and so forth... It is better for you to learn 'Beirut accent' it is the most beautiful and easiest accent in Lebanon and maybe in all Arab countries (opinion of majority). Now regarding the words that you asked : In Lebanese accent (Beirut city) we certainly say for 'this' : 'hayda' (mas.) and 'hayde' (fem.) / 'Phoenicians' : 'feni2e' (mas.) and 'feni2iye' (fem.) CERTAINLY. / tta2 lmarboota : like 'madrase' - '7afle' =party - 'salle' = basket - 'le3be' = game.... and so on. The point is that we say it é as it is in 'café' as friend Majir said. If you have anything else ask for it... and you're welcome in advance ^-^. I hope this would help :p
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    January 20, 2013
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I am learning English because I need it for my work. My domestic native language is Arabic . I'm interested in fashion designing, stock marketing, & stock analysis

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    January 20, 2013
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hello,everyone, I am a girl coming from China. I am studying English now but my English level is pretty bad, especially my speaking one, so I want to improve my English with your help. I was born in China and I live in there, so if you are interested in my country you can contact with me and I will introduce my country as possible as I can.

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    January 19, 2013
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    First I came here hoping to find someone to help me in English. I am not good at talking to others, so I expect to enhance my ability of English talking abilities. I'm looking foward to acquaint myself to new friends.

     

    Good Luck :)

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    January 19, 2013
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