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Hi, this is Meysam 你好，我叫逸鸿 안녕하세요, 내 이름은 메이삼입니다 Important: I would appreciate it if you don't make assumptions about me based on my country of origin
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Bitna Bak ✨
Korean
Mar 17, 2023
It was my first lesson with Meysam and we practiced pronouncing basic consonants and vowels, especially focusing on the tensed sounds! I can tell he is passionate to learn Korean and hope he will be able to speak a lot of Korean when he travels to Korea. 감사합니다
Gloria Ng
Chinese (Mandarin)
Dec 14, 2019
It's always comfortable and friendly to have a lesson with you. You always attend my lessons on time and finish homework. Your hardworking isn't in vain. You make progress in your Chinese learning after every class. Stick on it~~~
歆霏Hermione
Chinese (Mandarin)
Nov 15, 2019
很高兴又见到梅森了！^_^ 今天我们先复习了一下上次的内容，然后学习新的表达。学习的过程中梅森发现了，虽然中文读音很麻烦，但语法很容易理解。哈哈~我同意！
歆霏Hermione
Chinese (Mandarin)
Nov 12, 2019
Wonderful first class with Sam!^_^ 很高兴能帮助Sam学习中文。今天我们学习了一些基础的日常用语，Sam掌握得很快，不过在发音上还不是特别准确，比如“wu”的发音。继续加油！
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    I just learned the term 'duplicative plurality' which reminded me of my first trip to Malaysia. From overhearing people and reading signs I noticed that they have so many words that are simply constructed by repeating some word. The particular one I remember is 'jalan jalan'. I remember that time I started thinking about that we have similar construct in Persian. Not only we repeat words to indicate plurality we also might change the second word to indicate assorted plurality. I have always been interested in how words are shaped. Even from early childhood my brain could automatically recognise the way a word is shaped. Sometimes learning about words root feels like the joy you will have after solving a puzzle. Like the word for 'curious' in Persian literally means 'exploring corners' but one might not naturally notice it's funny root. So one reason for my passion to learn languages is because I love words. I wonder if there is a word for a person who loves words? Examples of duplicative plurality: Jalan Jalan(Bahasa): to walk around Door door(Persian): to drive around Khenzel penzel(Persian): assorted hoarded items Charand parand(Persian): nonsense talking Joor vaa joor(Persian): of varying kinds, various Sar aa sar(Persian): from one head to another head, comprehensive, global, national Do you have these kind of words in your language:
    October 15, 2020
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    سلام، من اهل ویتنام هستم. در کشورم مهمترین تعطیلات "Tết" - یعنی سال ویتنام است. این تعطیلات هممینتو(همینطور؟) در بهار هست. در این وقت، ما کار نمی کنیم و با خانواده استراحت می کنیم. ۳ روز اول در تقویم قمری نوروز ما است. در فرهنگمان تمیز کردن در این روزها تابو هست. خون مدام ی مان باور می کنند که پول این سال هم را «تمیز» کردیم(این جمله مفهوم نیست). ما معمولا غذای زیادی می پزیم، خویشاوندمان یا دوستان را می بینیم و به پاگودای بودایی می رویم. در این روزها، بزرگترها به بچه‌ها پول می دهیم(یا میدهند). I hope my correction is useful. There is one sentence in middle that is clear. What did you intend to say? Why cleaning during Tết is taboo?
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    October 15, 2020
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    Korean to English dictionary and tips on how to use it
    I have been studying Korean for a while. I am looking for a paid mobile app that does a good job in giving me the meanings even if I am not entering the base form of a verb or noun. Because the way I will use it is to enter a word from a text I have just read.
    Ideally I want it to have native pronunciation and sample examples.
    I tried Naver but it is complicated and acts weird.
    Any suggestion? Or you other beginners what method do you use to find the meanings of new words?
    November 8, 2019
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    yes, it makes a difference in the meaning with 'are'. It actually means "if children are [meant] to make". Have a look at this link (https://www.dictionary.com/browse/are). It say "used with the present participle or infinitive of the principal verb to indicate future action" It is same as قرار است in Persian : اگر دانش آموزان قراره از فرصتهاشون بیشترین استفاده رو بکنند.
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    May 11, 2019
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    1. In Persian we never put stress on any syllable. Actually when Iranians learn English they even couldn't understand what stress means and they have a hard time realizing the importance of it in English. We simply never put stress in any parts of a word and pronounce the whole word with same tone. UPDATE: seems like Saeede is right and I just learned something about my native language. Perhaps I even put those stresses unknowingly 🤔 2. The word is نسبت and ی has a grammatical rule in there. It denotes that نسبت is unkown. It is similar to the indefinite noun in English grammar (e.g. a relation rather than the relation). That was your answer but hoping that I don't make you confused I want to explain the role of ی further (please ignore this part if you find it confusing) In Persian nouns could be either Known or Unknown. Known means that your audience know what are you referring to. Unknown means that it is not a specif thing you're referring to. Example for known (Definite) مرد آمد The man came Example for Unknown (indefinite) مردی آمد A man came There is more to it. ی doesn't always make it unknown noun, so try to learn by examples rather than following grammar rules strictly.
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    May 7, 2019
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    I think lashing people for eating or drinking water in Ramadan is too harsh. I was always scared when I was having lunch at work
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    May 6, 2019
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    Good question, I am curious to know about this too
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    May 6, 2019
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    In addition to given answers I must point out even زوج is pronounced with short vowel. So in all the words you mentioned و is pronounced as a short vowel. examples of long o vowel are دور (far - door) , خوب (good, khoob), شوت (shoot, shoot/in slang usage means idiot person)
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    May 5, 2019
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    April 22, 2019
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    ۱. جمله ها

    ۱. آگهی دادن

    ۲. از دست دادن

    ۳. فرستادن

    ۴. امضا کردن

    ۵. دریافت کردن

    ۶. دعوت کردن

    ۷. قرار داشتن

    English:

    1. to put up an ad

    2. to lose

    3. to send

    4. to sign

    5. to receive

    6. to invite

    7. to be located.

    Sentences:

    جماه ها:

    ۱. من امروز در روزنامه آگهی می کنم.

    ۲. شما دیروز کتاب را در اتاق از دست دادید؟

    ۳. او دیشب به دوستش پست الکترونیک فرستاد.

    ۴. ما امروز اسناد را امضا می کنیم.

    ۵. تو فردا بسته را دریافت خواهی کرد.

    ۶. من معملاً برادرم را به شام دعوت میکنم.

    ۷. فروشگاه جدید ‌ در تهران قرار دارد.

    MichelleL
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    April 22, 2019
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