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Hi/Hola/Saluton/Labas/Salut/Привет! My name is Erin. I live in Florida, in the US. I am currently learning Esperanto, Spanish, Lithuanian, Romanian, and Russian. It may seem like a futile endeavor, but it's more of an experiment. I have Moldovian friends at work that speak Romanian and Russian, my mother speaks Spanish, and another of my friends at work is Lithuanian. So the only language I don't have anyone to practice with is Esperanto! I would especially love to find someone on here who will be patient with my very slow Esperanto speaking skills. I would also love to get practice in my other languages as well, for any native speakers who want to work on their English with me. Learning languages is a fairly new project for me, but in general, I love learning new things. In the spring, for example, I taught myself how to draw using the book, "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" by Betty Edwards. Thanks for reading and I hope to speak with some of you soon!
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    Do you play video games? Hey fellow language learners! I am a gamer and I would like to know if anyone else has fused their learning with playing video games. I'm interested in acquiring some games in Russian, but I don't know where to start. I'd love any suggestions, but also any discussion on the subject is welcome! Thanks!
    September 16, 2012
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    These are grammatically correct: Aren't we supposed to have an appointment at this time? Weren't we supposed to have an appointment yesterday? Aren't we supposed to have an appointment right now? These aren't: Aren't we supposed to have an appointment by this time? Won't we supposed to have an appointment tomorrow? You can change the first one to say "Weren't we supposed to have an appointment by now?" If you mean that the appointment should have occurred already. You can change the second to say "Aren't we supposed to have an appointment tomorrow?" Hope that helps.
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    August 31, 2012
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    Thank you, everyone! I appreciate all the help!
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    August 27, 2012
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    Poema lietuvių? Ar kas nors man parodyti lietuvių eilėraštį, prašome? Kažkas trumpas ir paprastas. Ačiū! Sorry I used Google Translate because I don't know enough yet...but I would like a short, simple poem in Lithuanian that I can memorize, to help me learn!
    August 25, 2012
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    Pусский поэма? Kто-то указывать мeня pусский поэма? Hечто краткий инезатейливый, пожалуйста!Sorry I used Google Translate because I don't know enough yet...but I would like a short, simple poem in Russian that I can memorize, to help me learn!
    August 25, 2012
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    August 22, 2012
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    Mi devas klopodi skribi ion en esperanto...

     

    *Tre bone! Espere, vi trovos Esperanton esti tre facila!*

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    August 22, 2012
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    August 22, 2012
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    If someone offers help, but it's not *exactly* what you're looking for, it is common to say, "It's not what I need, but thanks anyway." Basically, you're thanking them for trying and putting forth some effort. It's not impolite if used in this context.
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    August 21, 2012
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    August 21, 2012
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