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    What I try to do is out loud say simple descriptive sentences anytime I notice something usual. For example, when I'm in the shower, if the water is colder or hotter than expected, I say out loud, "Al-ma harr" or "Al-ma bared" "The water (is) hot/cold" in Arabic. I try to do that with similar things that involve any word I know. Describing, even if only to yourself, the world around you is a great way to think directly in a language rather than translate in your head. A major step towards fluency in my opinion.
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    2014年7月9日
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    Both is two things only. Too and also are basically interchangeable, but they each have specific usages that sound better to a native's ear. It is very subtle. I am not even sure I could teach you how to know when. Just remember that too is more informal and also is more formal.
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    2014年6月22日
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    Generally, soldiers kneel on one knee when at a semi-rest since this is a shooting position but comfortable. No, in common usage you cannot say that. It is basically only informal and if outside for normal people, or in the case of soldiers, anytime in a combat zone. But note, that actually, he should not have sat down technically. He wasn't actually listening very well :)
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    2014年6月22日
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    Here are grammatical questions. And your corrections, please. :þ

    This time, I studied X-Men, 2000 film.

    1. "He could very well be older than you, Professor." Said Jean to Charles pointing Logan.
    In this case, "very well' means "distinctly"? Am I right? It can replace each other? In meaning it basically does, but you cannot just substitute it in.  The grammar would not be right
    Here are two sentences I tried to make with "very well" Correct?
    >> She might very well be the one who has a prejudice against the country. Correct :)
    >> He would want to be the archaeologist like you very well. This one doesn't work.  Aletrnatives: 

    "He would also want to be as good of an archeologist as you." (implies that someone else has already wanted to be like the "you" in the sentence)

    "He would want to be the arachaeoligist that you are" implying that he wants the same level of skill as "you"
     



    2. With <in all one's years>, I made three sentences. Correction please.
    - Have you ever been to Korea in all your years? Sounds a bit odd, but works.
    - Have you ever seen anything like this in all your years?  Sounds very good.
    - I'm quite sure in all your years you've never done it like this, have you? Well done! A complex sentence perfectly executed :)

    3. I heard this phrase in this film, I've never heard this kind of questions....What does it exactly mean?
    # What kind of a name is Rogue?
    # What kind of a name is Wolverine?
    He/she wants you to tell him/her whether your last name or first name?

    No, it is basically calling out the uniqueness or oddity of the name.  It's like asking, "how is that a name at all?"


    4. Correction please, I made a sentence with verb "REST".
    Does it sound fine to you?
    - "The island rests about 54 miles from shores of Jeju-do.

    It works but I would say "the island <em>lies </em>about 54 miles" instead.

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    2014年6月22日
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    What kind of book? Any book? Religious books?
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    2014年6月16日
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    I am English speaker but I love riddles: Take-out Chopsticks?
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    2014年6月15日
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    Many reasons ;) One of them is that I have a very good teacher who makes it fun to learn. Another is that it is a challenge for an English speaker and another is how useful it is, when so much of the world speaks it It is also very unique
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    2014年6月15日
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    Mine too!/Me Too!/ Same as me! Not Me!/
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    2014年6月15日
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    LMFAO is stronger than LMAO which is stronger than LOL ROFL (rolling on the floor laughing is somewhere in between LOL and LMFAO
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    2014年6月15日
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    Dog Commands in Many Languages! :)

    I am a dog trainer and am interested in the translations of these verbal cues/commands.

     

    Sit

    Stay

    Come/Here

    Lay Down/Down

    Wait

    Let's Go

    Walk

    Heel

    Run

    Go away

     

     

    2014年6月3日
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