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    להכיר, לדעת - both mean to know. But: להכיר - knowing people,places etc. לדעת - knowing facts and skills. אני לא מכיר את האיש הזה - I don't know this man אני לא יודע מה קרה - I don't know what happened. I see that you learn Italian too,there's such a difference in Italian: conoscere - להכיר sapere - לדעת
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    September 27, 2013
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    My dream

    I have a dream to live in Australia, in a country full of oppurtunities, where the job is more important than the social life. I want to live in Australia because of the weather, the sea, the surfing, the people...
    I've started learning English (in order) to change my life and because I hope for a better future.
    (sorry for my poor English)

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    September 1, 2013
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    You use DO/DOES when asking yes/no questions in the present simple tense. You can read more here: http://www.englishgratis.com/1/risorse/grammatica/gram-v-12-simplepresent.htm
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    August 29, 2013
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    In what context? Direct translation is: בבקשה תגן על האינטרסים שלי
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    August 24, 2013
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    Übung Hi I have a writing exercises, and corrections would be very helpful. Heute ich habe Deutsch Lektion. Da klingelt es. Der Lehrer kommt und grüßt: "Guten Tag, Schüler". Der Unterricht beggint. Ich komme sehr gern zum Unterricht. Der Lehrer erklärt die Grammatik. Die Grammatik ist sehr scwher. Ich verstehe nicht wie Sätze zu bilden. Die Reihenfolge der Wörter im Satz is sehr verwirrend, nicht wie im Englisch. Der Lehrer fragt und ich andworte. Dies ist nur eine Übung, und es ist nicht wahr. Ich habe nicht ein Lehrer. Vielleicht wenn habe ich ein Lehrer, ich verstehe die Grammatik besser. Vielen Dank für Ihre Hilfe.
    August 23, 2013
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    When are we going to lunch today? or When are we going to get/ to eat lunch? What time/ When is lunch today? or When is lunch time? third sentence is correct.
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    August 23, 2013
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    Both are correct and used in the daily conversation. There's not much difference, maybe in the first sentence there's more emphasis on שלמה. You can also say for example: נראה לי שפריז היא/זאת עיר יפה נראה לי שפריז עיר יפה In your sentence the "הוא" is called "אוגד" and it supposed to connect the subject to the object when there isn't any verb. this "אוגד" can be omitted the sentence will remain correct.
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    August 21, 2013
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  • Corrected

    שלום לכולם

    אני רוצה ללמוד לדבר עברית. זה א הרבה זמן שאני מנסה ללמוד אותו, ללא הצלחה.

    or הרבה זמן אני מנסה ללמוד עברית, אך ללא הצלחה.

    אני מקווה כי עכשיו יהיה טוב!

    or אני מקווה כי הפעם יהיה טוב (יותר

    Molto bene, come impara l'ebraico?

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    August 16, 2013
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    August 15, 2013
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    August 14, 2013
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