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Hi, I'm Danielle. I'm looking to teach English to students. As a new Muslim, I will only accept girls and women, so please do not schedule sessions with me if you are a man. My strength is written grammar. I have volunteered tutoring before but mostly with advanced writing. I can teach the basics, but I am also ready for advanced skills. I do speak a little Spanish, but it's been a while. I am currently studying Arabic. It may seem weird, but I am passionate about English. I am told that I am strict but in a good way. I hope you're willing to give me a chance.
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    The first person to say hello says, "Asalaam alaykum". When someone responds to that, they say, "Walaykum salaam". The "a" is pronounced as a short "A". The "aa" is pronounced as a drawn out longer short "A". And "ay" is pronounced as a long "A". The "u" is pronounced "oo" as in "cool".
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    January 13, 2015
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    August 18, 2012
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