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Re:I need someone to help me practise my English
Forgive me Michael, but your grammar is a little off, and you also spelled a word incorrectly. I do not mean to sound haughty, but perhaps you should improve your own English before teaching someone else. I do, however, applaud your desire to learn Thai. That shows determination.
Maya, I could be of some help to you, as well as Michael. Thai isn't on my list, but I'm sure it would be fun to learn!
-Molly
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Language pair: Thai; English
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Amalia C.
February 2, 2005
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Dario
February 2, 2005
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Re:Re:will Dance for English =P
Maggy and Kelly! This language exchange is turning into dancing exchange? :-) Maggy how about you learn from Kelly how to Hula Dance and in turn Kelly learns Mandarin from you?
All I can do is the Hokey-Pokey, but I guess every knows that dance already? You put your left foot in.. your put your left foot out...
:-)
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Language pair: English; Chinese, Mandarin
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Johnny R.
January 24, 2005
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Re:POLISH would love to contact ARABIC or/and ENGLISH
Hi, my name is Georges and my native language is Arabic. I would be happy to make you learn the arabic language( spoken and written) because I like the polish people and this way we will be friends.
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Language pair: Arabic, Middle Eastern; English
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Haj
January 20, 2005
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Latest: January 20, 2005
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Re:plaese help me with finnish!!
> can somebody tell me what "ei mikään
> varten tehdä" in english is???
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The words do not form a correct sentence,
but the individual words are
"ei mikään" - "nothing"
"varten" - "for", "in purpose of"
"tehdä" - "to do"
If you replace "mikään" with "mitään",
you get a passive sentence meaning
"it is done for nothing", or
"it is done for no purpose".
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Language pair: German; English
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Juha-Petri T.
January 14, 2005
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Re:English speaker needs help to learn Serbian
Hi, Jenny!
There are some lessons from me here, look in the section ACTIVITIES/GAMES under the common title SERBIAN/CROAT/BOSNIAN. There are more to follow. If you have some questions, just post them on the board. I’ll answer them.
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Language pair: English; Serbian
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Aleksandar D.
January 11, 2005
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Re:Croatian Help!
Hi, Sarah!
There are some lessons from me here. Look in the section ACTIVITIES/GAMES. If you have some questions, just post them on the board. I’ll answer them.
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Language pair: English; Serbian
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Aleksandar D.
January 11, 2005
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Re:Re:SERBIAN/CROATIAN/BOSNIANH
Hi, Daisy!
There are some lessons from me here, but they are just as a kind of window, so that the interested persons can recognize, what are the main features of the language. There are more to follow. But if you are already studying it, they will be of little use for you. Anyway if you have some questions, just post them on the board. I’ll answer them. And don’t believe that you can learn any language quickly, especially not the Serbian/Croat/Bosnian.
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Language pair: English; Bosnian
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Aleksandar D.
January 11, 2005
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Latest: January 11, 2005
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Re:Can someone translate a Vietnamese phrase for me?
Hi Mark!
Thanks for asking. That would be understood like this
" Congratulations! A Vietnamese origin athlete who is a success in body-building in America.
Wish you and your family good health, more success and happiness"
Regards,
Doan
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Language pair: Vietnamese; English
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Doan H.
January 10, 2005
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Re:Re:Re:Please ask me.
Hi Mark!
Thanks for asking. That would be understood like this
" Congratulations! A Vietnamese origin athlete who is a success in body-building in America.
Wish you and your family good health, more success and happiness"
Regards,
Doan
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Language pair: Vietnamese; English
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Doan H.
January 10, 2005
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Latest: January 10, 2005
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