Miten sanotaan ''from each other'' ja ''each other'' suomeksi? Esimerkiksi "we learn from each other" Onko se oikein jos sanon "opimme toisesta"

Lomamme Ranskaan Tänä kesänä mieheni ja minä matkustamme Ranskaan. Me aiomme jäädä Ranskassa kaksi viikkoa. Päätimme mennä siellä omalla autolla. Loma on aika pitka, mutta on mukava ja mielenkiintoinen koska me voimme nähdä paljon erilaista kaupunkia ja käydä monessa paikassa. Helsinkistä me menemme ensin laivalla Tukholmaan, sitten ajamme Tanskaan ja saksaan ja lopulta me käymme Ranskassa. Matkan aikana meillä on paljon aikaa katsella monta aluetta. Me myös aiomme osallistua erääsää tärkeässä seminarissa Ranskassa. Luulen, että Ranskassa ei ole sataa vettä keskikesällä ja aurinko paistaa ja on lämmin ilma. Mekin käymme merikaupungissa nimetään Nizza joten me otamme aurinkoa uimarannalla. Me haluaisimme myös viedä meidän polkupyörämme ja ajaa polkupyörällä siellä joten voimme nauttia kesästä, ihanasta ilmasta, upeasta maisemasta ja luontosta samalla kun matkustamme polkupyörällä. Me odotamme kovasti lomaa. Onneksi loma alkaa pian. Onko teillä suunnitelmia kesäksi? Mitä haluaisit tehdä/aiot tehdä kesällä? Mitä kesäloma suunnitelmia teillä on?

Minun ensimmäinen suomen kielen testi Eilen aamulla minulla oli suomen kielen testi. Tuo oli minun ensimmäinen suomen kielen tentti. Olin valmistautunut hyvin tenttiani varten. Onneksi testi oli helppo. Se oli helpompi kuin mitä minä ajattelin. Mutta valitettavasti puhuminen ei mennyt hyvin. en ollut vakuuttunut sen kanssa ( tai tuo oli väin asia jonka en ollut vakuuttunut kanssa). Osasin olla parempi kuin tuon. Opettaja joka kysyi oli hyvin ystävällinen, mutta olin niin stressaava ( tai minulla oli stressi). Unohdin monia sanoja kun minä puhuin. Tuo oli melko vaikea muistaa koko sanoja kun puhuin suomea. En ollut ikinä puhunut suomalaisille ihmisille, joten tuo oli ensimmäistä kertaa puhuin suomea. Testin jälkeen mieheni ja minä ensin menimme pankkiin ja sitten menimme kauppaan. Ostimme monia asioita ja ruokakauppia talon varten. Sen jälkeen kävimme ravintolassa ja söimme lounasta koska meillä oli nälkä. Mieheni söi salaattia ja hernekeittoa mutta tilasin lihakeittoa alkuruoaksi. Sitten söimme savukalaa ja savuliha pääruoaksi. Jälkiruoaksi söimme mansikkajäätelöä, suklaakakkua ja kahvia. Juttelimme ja nauroimme sillä aikaa kun söimme ruokaa. Ruoan jälkeen tulimme takaisin kotiin. Meillä oli kaunis päivä.

Minun ensimmäinen päiväni Suomessa Muutin Suomeen pari viikkoa sitten. Suomi on kaunis maa. Suomessa on parjon metsää ja järveä. Kun saavuin Suomessa, aurinko paistoi, ja ilma oli ihan lämmin. Mieheni oli tullut lentokenttään. Oli niin iloinen koska en ollut nähnyt hänen pitkään aikaan ( tai oli niin iloinen koska näin hänen pitkästä aikaa). Yöllä hän teki pari voileipää minulle jotka olivat niin herkullista.

Is anyone out there knows how long will it take to get my residence permit card?

My residence permit is granted for one year from March 19th 2014 to March 19th 2015. The immigration office's decision was issued to my husband by a letter, declaring that my application was processed and giving me the type A residence permit. About one month has already passed but the embassy hasn't phoned me yet to get my visa. Police and Immigration Office keep saying that the residence permit processing will take 2 or 3 weeks, 2 weeks for printing the residence permit card and a few days for sending it to the embassy. But I'm wondering why I haven't received it yet. I'm afraid that something happened and it got lost. Is it possible that it got lost in the post? I have four entrance exams next week and am supposed to be there for the exams. If I can't get my visa on time, I may fall behind one year. Do you know how long does it take on an average for the card to arrive at the embassy? And how long will it take to get my residence permit card?

Tulip Festival Istanbul hosts millions of visitors each year for the International Tulip Festival held in April. This festival begins in the early April till the end of the month each year and attracts many tourists to Turkey. April is the best month of the year for visiting Istanbul, since all tulips and other flowers are in full bloom. This makes the city more appealing. Visitors can enjoy the moderate weather as well as sweet aroma of flowers in the air. They also enjoy walking around Hagia Sofia with alluring, picturesque and glorious view of this historic place. A similar festival takes places in the Keukenhof Park, the garden of Europe, in the Netherlands. This park is considered as the largest park in the world with more than seven million bulbs planted. Traveling to these two countries during April makes it one of your favorite trips of all time, memorable and unforgettable. P.S. It seems as though the entire ground is covered by a colorful velvet carpet.

Sleepless Night!!!! XD After last night incidence, I couldn't fall asleep all night, and was trying to find the answers of the questions that arose in my mind. I was tossing and turning in my bed and was afraid of sleeping. Last night, a guy climbed the wall of our house and came into our home while he was bleeding. We were shocked and panic and didn't know what to do. My father pushed him out while he was begging my father to stay. He repeatedly claimed that a group of hooligans were chasing him and attempted on his life. He, himself, looked like a hooligan, though. He phoned someone to bring a long knife with him. Hopefully, he fled as soon as he realized we called the police. Even though we called the police twice, they didn't even come to see if we are safe and sound. The questions arising in my mind are "What is the duty of police force here? Aren't they responsible for protecting people's lives?'' It seems like no one cares about people's lives in Iran, because the lives of people aren't a big deal, but the money is.They just receive a huge amount of money from the government and do nothing for people. What would happen, if the guy killed us? I suppose if we were killed no one would even realize about our death or maybe they would realize after our body started to decompose. What would happen, if those wandering in our alley and looking for him saw he was climbing our house's wall and then they thought this is their hostile's house? What would happen, if the group assaulted us after mid-night and killed us all together? Everyone expects police to protect their lives, although Iranians shouldn't have such high expectations for protecting their lives. What a pity! We don't feel safe even in our homes. P.S. You can read the whole story in the following link: http://www.italki.com/entry/420215

I'm Wondering if it's Funny or a Disaster!!!!!!!??? It's Nowruz holidays in Iran. Many people go out to visit their relatives, take a vocation abroad or enjoy traveling inside of the country. Therefore, there are no professional doctors at hospitals. And you can't find them even at their office. We have the same scenario with the police force, and other people who have important jobs in society. That's why most cities in Iran turn into ghost towns with all inhabitants have gone on a holidays. If someone gets any kinds of disease, they should make a reservation for the cemetery in advance because they might pass away during Nowruz holidays, and the most important reason is that no one is out there to help them or treat them. A few hours ago, a funny story happened that proves all that I said previously. My aunt came here with her two children to stay with us for Nowruz holidays. A few hours ago, when we were watching TV and talking to each other, we heard a huge sound in our yard and then someone entered our house. I didn't know what was happening for a while. He stumbled and fell on the floor while he was bleeding. At first, I thought one of our acquaintances or relatives came in but when I saw my father pushing him to go out, I noticed he was neither our friends nor our relatives. I was trembling and didn't know what to do. My mother called police immediately. The guy was begging my father to stay for a while and told him that some people were looking for him, chasing him and assaulted him with knives. Our carpets and parquets were bloody as well as my father's shirt. He didn't go out, even though my father forced him to go out. Hopefully, as soon as he realized that the police was coming, he fled away. Three hours have already passed but the police haven't come yet. I even called them again and one of the police officers said that they were on the way to your home and supposedly so close to you home. I'm wondering why they haven't arrived yet after almost three hours. :D One question strikes me "what would police do, if some hooligans attacked someone or threatened him with knives and he needed their immediate help?" That person would die, if they arrived. They are as slow as a dead snail. I hope no one needs any kinds of assistance during the New Year holidays. However, there is no huge differences between this part of the year and the rest of it. In other words, no matter whether it's Nowruz or not, most services in Iran are like that, TOO SLOW. You will get their help when you no longer need them. :)

Happy New Year! Happy Nowruz to All! A year of wonderful happiness A year of good health A year of great success A year of incredibly good luck A year of continuous fun And a year of world peace awaits us! Welcome New Year Wish you and your family a joyful, bright, healthy, prosperous and happiest new year ahead! Happy New Year