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LOOKING for FINNISH and ESTONIAN native speakers.
Hi folks! I'm Daniel. I'm a would-be university graduate. My major is computational linguistics.
I'm really desperate for help! I'm in search of a Finnish/Estonian native speaker who needs someone to help her/him learn some Russian or ENGLISH. I'm doing a paper on Finnish and Estonian morphology and ANY help would be highly appreciated!!!!!!! At its best it would be great if you could help me translate some sentences into your language. And let me know what I can do for you. I speak ENGLISH, GERMAN, RUSSIAN and a little bit POLISH. Please, e-mail me if you are interested!!!! IT'S URGENT!
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Language pair: English; Finnish
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Daniil Y.
May 8, 2004
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K
May 7, 2004
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Re:offering slang help in english
Hola Dear Amigo :
I am crazy about American slangs ... I am a 22 year old girl ..living in Tehran /Iran .. & I am not Terorist (Just kidding) ;) I would Love to learn some teenage slangs .. specially the most common ones ..
Merci
Avishan
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Language pair: English; Spanish
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Avishan
April 17, 2004
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Re:COnTaCT Me; I wiLL hELp YOu WitH AnyThiNG
Dear Farrah
I would love to learn some slangs ... I used to learn slangs from this book called STREET TALK it was OK .. But I want to learn some new slangs that are more common now a days in the US.
take care
Avishan
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Language pair: Persian (Farsi, Dari, Hazaragi); English
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Avishan
April 17, 2004
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Latest: June 24, 2004
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Re:what does it mean?
thanks you guys for answered me--it is really nice and helpful to me
wasittha
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Language pair: Thai; English
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WaSItTha O.
March 31, 2004
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Hello Marcos,
It is "Mitä kuuluu?" It is very polite question and you can answer: "Kiitos hyvää (+entäs sinulle or teille)." Another similar question is "Kuinka voit (voitte)?" if we know that a person has been ill lately or is old one. And answer: "Hyvin, kiitos." or "En oikein hyvin"
More everyday question is "Miten menee?" and answer: "Hyvin/okei/Joten kuten/Surkeasti". We (Finns) don't always ask these questions (we are not so polite) if we see each other often. We say only "Hello!" = moi, hei, terve, huomenta and start speaking about the weather or other things.
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Language pair: English; Finnish
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Hilkka H.
March 29, 2004
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Re:Re:Re:Simple Czech sayings/phrases
Hi Stephanie,
I do not happen to be a gold member, however if you want to know some basic phrases just let me know what they are and I will do my best to give an accurate translation.
Jan
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Language pair: Czech; English
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Jan
March 29, 2004
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Latest: March 29, 2004
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Re:Re:Re:Simple Czech sayings/phrases
Hi Stephanie,
I do not happen to be a gold member, however if you want to know some basic phrases just let me know what they are and I will do my best to give an accurate translation.
Jan
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Language pair: Czech; English
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Jan
March 29, 2004
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Latest: March 29, 2004
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what does it mean?
i read the bucket comic on friday newspaper--the nation--there are something that i don't get it
dad said " i feel old" and make himself look really tired while he is playing basketball with his son
son said " well,duh!" and " i feel toby"
what is duh! and what i feel toby means?
thanks for helping :)
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Language pair: Thai; English
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WaSItTha O.
March 27, 2004
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Latest: March 31, 2004
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Re:Answer to questions about
thx alot my american friend :) .. sorry i was away from the site for a while so i haven't got the chance to thank u ..so thank u :)
take care
Ahmad
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Language pair: Arabic, Middle Eastern; English
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Ahmad
March 9, 2004
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