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Hi, I speak English and I am trying to learn French, I will be visiting France in about a year to visit family with my uncle =] I am also considering places to visit / settle. I was born in California, grew up a lot in Michigan, but now live in Kentucky so I can explain southern dialect as well if you want. I am a Computer Programmer, I like to Box, practice Muay Thai, make web sites, play Tennis, and I love to drive motorcycles. I am also currently in my final semester at college but I have been a professional programmer since I was 17. My areas of study include Bioinformatics, eCommerce, .Net, and Linux Administration. Also I have been a customer service manager for Verizon Wireless, Hope to hear from you, and thanks for reading my profile! ~Brian
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    To make friends just ask people that you want to talk to for their user names, mine is BrianKd00r if you want to add me. I'm from the United States and right now I'm trying to learn French, but I also don't mind helping people learn English =].
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    Either although pity sounds more formal or serious to me.
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    Crocodiles are saltwater and Alligators are freshwater... for more detail. http://www.diffen.com/difference/Alligator_vs_Crocodile
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    Faire beaucoup de les français parler anglais? Si c'est le cas, où avez-vous appris? Merci! Je me sens stupide a cause de je suis ne parle anglais >.<
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    No one actually says slivered in the U.S. at least. We say sliced for ring shaped onions and chopped or diced for smaller cut up onions usually.
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    Sorry, I didn't catch that. Could you repeat it please. Usually in America people blame it on their phone or something lol. A lot of time I would say. "Sorry, I didn't catch that. (My phone is getting pretty lousy signal right now) Could you repeat it please?" Thinking about it I usually explain if I have to ask someone to repeat something more than once.
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    I think you mean something like... Misdirected anger can land you in a bad place, so it's best to keep calm and carry on as much as possible. "so you'd better make it happen as much as you could help!" sounds almost like you want to be mad in English because it is considered "Misdirected anger" here >.<. Also could should be can. Hope that helps =]
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    First notebook entry

    Hello !

    I have been learning english for several years; however, my level is not at the top, and I would like to learn some more english by talking with people who speak english. 

    I live in the south west of France, I would be glad to send you some information about France, about french language, culture, ...
    Also I'm studying psychology and I would really like to travel all around the world.

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