Hello, I'm looking for someone interested in learning or practising italian, i want to improve my english and we can exchange! Add me if interested :) Stefano

Hello My name is Amina. My native language is Arabic but I am an undergraduate student at the department of English studies so I can speak English, besides the French language too. Also I am a student at King Sejong Institute, and I am here because I want to practice my Korean language and also improve my level on it. I hope that I can find someone to help me, and of course I will be so happy to know and have new friend. ^^

Hello, I am looking for someone interested in learning either Italian or Spanish. I am currently learning French and would like to do an exchange. Feel free to add me:)

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I've learn that grammatically is not corret to say: "been being" in it's stative condition ex: I've been being here for a while. x I've been here for a while. / After all , Can I use "being being" or not? I came across this examples on 'youenglish.com'. Is it wrong? ex: What an absolute blast it's been being here today. ex2: I'd been being abused and nobody would listen to me. Can I conclude that "to be" is a non-stative verb somethimes so that the second example would be correct?

Hii / Salut :)) I have attached a french text and I would be excessively grateful if somebody could read through it and correct some stuff :)) Thank you really much in advance 💕merci beaucoup en avance Best regards :))

Hello teachers, writers, and bookworms. You know that there would be a cultural impact to hit you more or less when you were engaged in a language studying. Currently, English is one of my target language and I find poetry a bit interesting. Because I love literature such as Chinese poetry and guess as well as English literature. However, there is a lot more difference between them. The beauty of Chinese poetry is, using fairly short sentences made up of simple and common characters to tell some things like feelings, sights or even philosophy. Here is a piece of ancient Chinese poetry I wanna share with you guys and hope anyone else can make it an English version. 衣不如新 人不如故 That means “a new dress is better than an old one while a buddy felt more closed than a new friend/partner.” By the way, do you agree with that, when you get a new friend or partner and spend time together, at some points you can’t help comparing them with your old friend or ex who in a longer relationship? And think the latter is better.

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