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I'm a 19 year old male born and raised in America. I'm learning French just for something to do, and I need a better way to learn it. I'm fluent in Spanish, so I'm picking up on French pretty fast because they're pretty similar. I've only been learning it for a few months, so you'll need to have some patience with me, but I'd love to teach you English or Spanish in return. Thanks!
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    A city is typically larger than a town
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    September 11, 2012
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    The most common responses are "not much" or "not a whole lot"
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    September 7, 2012
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    I believe you need to change "ir" to "vaya"
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    September 2, 2012
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    I think it would be "Le pido que se quede en casa". Correct me if I'm wrong
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    September 2, 2012
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    Interchange

    Interchange is one challenge because you don`t know anything. All is different for you and the culture too. You will confront with a lots of differents things but this is very important for your knowledge and your vocabulary .I think this is very important for me and for my english,i could try TO speak with natives and my english WOULD be better...i would like to try this one day.

     

    Good job! This is a really well written paragraph.

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    August 20, 2012
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    Im native in the language and I've never heard the word "drab"... I wouldn't bother learning it. Im sure theres another word with the same meaning that is used more frequently.
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    August 14, 2012
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    Practice. Thats all there is to it. Find someone on here that knows english and is learning your language, and exchange.
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    August 14, 2012
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    Its more common to hear "that guy/those guys". Saying "that fellow" sounds more proper and formal, so you won't hear it as much. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe "that fellow" is said more in British English (I'm from america), so it may be regional.
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    August 13, 2012
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    It's just a nicer way to say "wake up".
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    August 12, 2012
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    Dish it would be the same as "use it". Another way to word that sentence would be "I can be very sarcastic, so I am looking for a guy who can not only use it, but understand/accept it!"
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    August 12, 2012
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