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Looking to help someone learn English, and am interested in learning Polish or French in return. My French skills aren't fantastic, but I've had a little bit of background, and can read and write fairly well. My biggest obstacle is listening and understanding spoken French, as a lot of the subtleties of the language escape me. For Polish, I am a total beginner, so any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Virginie
French
Jun 15, 2020
Un plaisir de revoir Will après quelques mois de pause! Le français va revenir petit à petit et avec de la pratique tu chercheras moins tes mots. A très vite et n´oublie pas de me faire part de tes projets d´avenir.
Virginie
French
Mar 6, 2020
Merci pour ton humour dès le matin. Continue de pratiquer ton français, tu progresses!
Virginie
French
Feb 10, 2020
Will is a very enthusiastic and proactive student who has a passion for french language and culture. It was a pleasure to give you this trial lesson. A très bientôt pour continuer ton apprentissage!
Alicja
Polish
Mar 19, 2016
It was very nice to meet you Will! I love to teach people who are smiling and eager to learn and you certainly are such a person! Your polish is better then you think so keep it up!
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  • Posted
    Polish films

    Can anyone recommend some good Polish movies to help a beginner learn? I'm trying to focus on pronunciation and cadence of speaking. 

    Films I've seen recently (mainly because they were easy to find in the US. Thanks Netflix!):

    - Ida

    - Chłopaki nie płaczą 

    - Pokłosie

    March 15, 2016
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    August 24, 2012
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    First notebook entry

    Hello!

    I have been learning english for many years; however, my skills are not the best, so I would like to learn English using discussion with people who speak English.
    I live in the southwest of France. I'd enjoy sending you some information about France, French language, culture, etc...
    I'm studying psychology and I really like to travel all around the world.

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    August 20, 2012
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    1) "Prune" is reducing the size of a flower bush or shrubbery by cutting. In a non-gardening sense, it's means to "cut back" or "reduce". 2) "Cultivate" is to grow something. 3) "Snip" is to cut, and generally it means to make a small cut. 4) "Clip" is similar to snip, but slightly larger. Also, this is sometimes a synonym for a haircut. 5) "Crop" is also to make smaller, and carries the connotation of making it straight or even. 6) "Trim" is to make small cuts to make uneven things more even. 7) "Lop" is a big cut, and carries the sense that it's done non-precisely. To lop something or "lop off", is to take a big chunk out without regards to the size of it.
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    August 20, 2012
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    Une introduction Salut! Je m'appelle Will, j'ai 24 ans, et je suis ingénieur dans le sud des états-unis. J'espère à trouver une personne qui veut apprendre l'anglais et qui a des compétences similaires en anglais comme je l'ai en français.
    August 20, 2012
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