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My name is Mohammed TIDJANI.I live some 500 km south east of Algiers. I graduated from the national institute of electronics and electricity in Algiers in 1997. Besides speaking Arabic I am fluent in English and French. I work for the national petroleum company SONATRACH. I am looking for a German language exchange partner.
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    c'est bien

    C'est bien d'être connecté avec des amis à travers le media où je peux practiquer le Français

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    August 10, 2012
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    C'est bien

    C'est bien peut connecter avec des amis ou le media,je peut practiquer le Français

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    August 10, 2012
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    Vous avez un niveau acceptable pour suivre un programme d'apprentissage de la langue Française.

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    July 28, 2012
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    Word order in German Hast Du morgen Zeit? Are you free tomorrow? It said that German is more flexible in word order than English. Is it correct to put the word "morgen" at the end of the sentence? Hast Du Zeit morgen?
    July 22, 2012
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    Dear JeanHong,

     

    I am Mohammed from Algeria. I speak French and English and Arabic is my mothertong.

    I would be happy to help you with the endeavor to learn Arabic. Something that you have to bear in mind is that learning Arabic for communication purposes is easier that you might think. Arabic is a language where the pronounciation pattern matches the spelling pattern of words. So you can practice and improve your listening skills at the same pace as practicing your reading and writing abilities. Just let's find the best way that fits your needs.

    أهلا و سهلا بك في الجزائر You are welcome to Algeria

                                                                              Regards

                                                                    Mohammed TIDJANI

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    July 21, 2012
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  • Posted
    the indirect object Den Touristen zeigt er die Kirche. Can I say: Er zeigt Den Touristen die Kirche. If either sentences are true, which one is more commonly used by native German speakers?
    July 19, 2012
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    you are welcome to the Arab world. Firstly you have to make the difference between أن(/aen/) إن(/In/) the one you have asked about is pronounced /aen/ and you need to understand two of its main uses. It can convert a verb to its root or source (which is a noun) like 'It made me happy that you succeed 'يجعلني مسرورا أن تنجح " يجعلني" mean "made me" مسرورا means "happy" أن is equivalent to "That" instead of saying that we can say "يجعلني مسرورا نجاحك" Here (نجاحك) is a source or root of the verb (تنجح). You can see here that أن behaves as a modifier that modifies a verb to its root or source. The second use of أن is the interpretative where the phrase after أن gives the reason for the action that precedes the أن preposition. صحت به أن تجنب الكهرباء I shoot at him to avoid electricity. I shoot at him means " صحت به" avoid means "تجنب" here: أن is equivalent to "to"
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    July 15, 2012
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    July 15, 2012
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    I will give you an example that best fits the sentence you asked in Arabic. Suppose that you are starting your own small business in your humble shop. Of course you don't want to buy on credit, unfortunately one of you close friends does not have money to pay for an item you had in your shelves, and he is in need for this item, so you had the inconvenience in giving him the item and does not get it paid at once so we say لقد أحرجتني
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    July 11, 2012
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