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WARNING: Teachers / Tutors Beware! WARNING: Teachers / Tutors Beware! Have you received a letter from a parent, saying his child is moving to your country and will need a tutor that lives nearby? THIS IS A SCAM which is going around education communities all over the world. Here is more info: http://www.math.ucdavis.edu/courses/learning/tutors/scam_warning_html
2. Juli 2011
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Does it work? I'm testing the Notebook feature.
30. Juni 2010
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Chat & Voice Chat Hi Everyone! 
I'm Mister Wright from the U.S.  
If you are interested in having a Voice Chat or Text Chat, feel free to add me as an italki friend on my page: http://www.italki.com/T005207245.htm
My Skype ID is on the page.

You can talk via Voice Chat for FREE anywhere in the world by downloading the free Skype software from www.skype.com.  It is in many languages. Here are a few:

Chinese Site: http://www.skype.com/intl/zh-Hant/
Portuguese Site: http://www.skype.com/intl/pt/
Spanish Site:  http://www.skype.com/intl/es/

23. Oktober 2009
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Cultural Question: Why do Chinese people choose English names? I've notice that many Chinese people choose English names. Could some of you please explain why that is done? Is it just like a "user name" for internet use, or do you use your English name off line, too? Are chinese names not original enough, or descriptive enough? Is it done to facilitate computer usage, and if so, why not just use a Pinyin representation of your chinese name? Thanks!
12. September 2009
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Italian: Masculine / Feminine articles. I'm a bit confused about when to use and apostrophe ( ' ) before a noun, and how it relates to the article. If I'm a female teacher, I'd say, "Io sono un'insegnante". But what if I'm a male teacher. Is i the same? A man is "un dirigente". What's a woman? "una dirigete"? A woman nurse is "un'infermiera". What's a male nurse? Thanks!
11. September 2009
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