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Comment s’appellent ces accents / symboles en français?
Par exemple:
é = l’accent aigu
ê =
î =
ü =
è =
ã =
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What’s the best way to pronounce the word “put” in English, more specially in the American accent.
Thank you in advance!
Put (poot )?
Can you send me an audio pronouncing it please?
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Is it correct to say “protect something / someone of something”?
For example:
They wore sheet strips for protection their nose and mouth of the dirt.
Is this sentence correct?
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Bonjour. Je m'appelle Daniel. Je suis de langue maternelle portugaise brésilienne et j'apprends également l'anglais et le français. Comme j'essaie d'augmenter l'immersion dans mes langues cibles, je recherche un locuteur natif anglais et français pour m'aider. Alors n'hésitez pas à me contacter si vous êtes de langue maternelle française ou anglaise. Merci d'avance!
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Hello. My name is Daniel. I’m a Brazilian Portuguese native speaker and also a learner of English and French. As I’m trying to increase immersion in my target languages, I‘m looking for an English and French native speaker for helping me on this. So, please contact me if you are a French or English native speaker. Thank you in advance!
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Would you correct it? Thank you in advance!
Today I’ve prepared Tapioca and Crepioca for breakfast - it took me less than a half hour. Tapioca is a usually granular preparation of cassava starch used in many Brazilian recipes - sold as a sort of thick powder. When the Tapioca itself - as a unique ingredient - is spread on a heated frying pan without any fat for just a few seconds it becomes a very delicious and succulent pancake usually called Beiju or simply Tapioca. On the other hand, the Crepioca is what comes from a short whisk of one egg and two table spoons of tapioca spread on a frying pan greased with butter, usually filled with cheese.
They’re both truly delicious, but I like Crepioca the most.
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Today I woke up at 6:00 AM. I got myself together and got up from bed, just a little tired for having slept late yesterday. I also woke up having a tooth distress today because of the braces I got yesterday - it’s my first time wearing braces, it’s really annoying. The dentist said I have to adjust them in next month, and after a one year treatment I can get them off - I can’t wait for this. Now, taking up… After doing my bed I read the scriptures, took a one hour nap and then I started to learn English. Now it’s 11:19 AM in Brazil. I’m practicing English writing and then I’m gonna practice French, in order to meet the plans for today. In the afternoon I will study for the class I will give tomorrow to the seminary students. At night I plan to organize things for tomorrow.
Just one detail about the weather, it was sunny in the farm when I woke up. Though now there are some clouds covering the sky. Looks like it’s gonna rain today. I came to the farm on the day before yesterday, to visit my mother, and I’m leaving tomorrow.
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Hi! Today I watched a scene of a series for English practicing. Someone has said “The snow is sticking”.
So I wanted to know if this usage of “sticking” might fit in a context that isn’t about snowing weather, but other. For example:
May I say: the rain is sticking? The sun is sticking? The clouds are sticking?
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Quelle est la meilleure façon de prononcer le pluriel de l'article indéfini en français ?
Les
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What’s the appropriate usage of Though and Although?
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