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2025年4月7日
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Hello, i'm french and i was wondering if i could discuss in english (of course) with different people from all over the world my time zone is CET please be kind and let me a message on italki enjoy the rest of your day Best, Frédéric
2025年4月7日
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Is this correct grammatically? and is the connection between the sentences correct? You can also improve your English by watching TV shows and films in English, and by listening to the radio. This will help you understand different British accents.
2025年4月7日
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Hello learners What is the correct Hindi word for"Table"?
2025年4月7日
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Hello everyone :) Im looking for a native English speakers that would like practice Spanish! Hola a todos ! Estoy buscando algún nativo del inglés que le gustaría practicar español!
2025年4月7日
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Hi! I’m looking for a language exchange partner. I can help you with Turkish, and in return, I’d love to improve my English, especially my pronunciation and speaking skills. I'm a intermediate , but I’m really motivated to learn. If you’re interested, let’s set up a time to talk! Looking forward to hearing from you.
2025年4月6日
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Is there anything wrong with this sentence?
2025年4月6日
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You know who/whom to buy this for --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Are both(who/whom) correct above? Does it mean "You know who/whom you buy this for."?
2025年4月6日
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Good morning learners Tell me "House" in Hindi is?
2025年4月6日
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Here comes another one of my confirmation bias. Some words with structure-like characteristics tend to share the same ending in -ment, such as tenement, apartment, department, and basement. It follows the same logic for some words with a sense of binding, uniting, or gathering: nation, station, constellation, congregation, etc. Is my radar receiving the wrong signal? Would it work to swap the ending for these words in the first place? Say no to SPAM. https://www.italki.com/en/post/ritXZ4uxQva4hlPoqaTAz2
2025年4月6日
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