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I Want to Teach English and Urdu & Learn German and Norwegian
Hello Every one !
I am here to help any one who wants to learn URDU my native language and ENGLISH as well.
I like to learn German and Norwegian Can any one help me ?
I well come any one plz add me on msn.
My id on msn is kam_nam1....... all remain the same.
Thanks
Abdul
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Language pair: English; Norwegian
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Abdul
November 21, 2009
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Re:Please, help me
Prieyt~! how are you Anastasia~ u have a lovely name~ would love to learn russian in exchange for english~ please write to me as i am not a gold member ~das vidanya~ steve
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Language pair: Russian; English
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steve
November 19, 2009
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Latest: November 19, 2009
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Re:Re:NAJA and DOCH in German :)))
thank you:)i think i got it!
but when you say for example "Naja, ist in Ordnung"...is that like "it's alright, relax, I'm fine with that really:)" or "it's not alright, but i don't want to dicuss about that"
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Language pair: German; English
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Bojana
November 19, 2009
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Latest: November 19, 2009
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basic sentences in hindi
I would like to know about basic expressions in Hindi like the following:
1. What you have (in a hotel)?
2. Pl bring me today's newspaper.
3. I want to hire a taxi/auto.
4. Have you had your food? I had food just now.
5. How r you? It is very cold.
6. Pl give me your pen.
7. I want to look for a house for rent, could you pls help me?
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Language pair: English; Hindi
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Jimreeves K
November 19, 2009
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who can help me with farsi???
hi everybody,
i am looking for farsi penpals,
can help you with german, italian and spanish.
unfortunately i am no gold member, so you have to contact me.
hope to hear from you soon!!!
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Language pair: German; Persian (Farsi, Dari)
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mela flor
November 18, 2009
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Re:NAJA and DOCH in German :)))
the difference between
-Das ist voll super. -
and
-Das ist DOCH (???) voll super.-
is:
das ist voll super = that쨈s great
das ist doch voll super =
so, that쨈s great, isn쨈 it? don쨈t you think?
as to say,
what쨈s wrong with you? it쨈s great!
NAJA:
is constructed of NO and YES:
NeinJA
it means:
-well....-
you use it for example as in:
she쨈s cute, don쨈t you think?
answer:
well, i쨈m not too sure about that.
(sie ist s체횩, oder?
naja, ich wei횩 nicht.)
naja does not mean -well- in the sense of -good-.
hope that helps...
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Language pair: German; English
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mela flor
November 18, 2009
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Latest: November 19, 2009
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Re:NAJA and DOCH in German :)))
You use doch when disagreeing with a statement.
Zum bespiel, Ich bin alt. Doch, du bist jung.
Ich glaube, das ist stimmt.
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Language pair: German; English
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Sam Smith
November 17, 2009
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Latest: November 19, 2009
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Re:marhaban is marhaba in common language offering arabic in exchange for japanese
okie ok ie i think we can start it off first.. auugiihhh
hnn hnn
^_^ now now
the honorific, it's grammar, katakana, hiragana and kanji
names and numbering in Japanese .. auugihhhh !! ^_^ interested? .. shall we start>?
so marhaban is like welcome home?
huhu in japanese that wd be
IRASSHAI" - "Come in"; "Welcome."
You say this to someone who has come to your house. At stores, staff say "IRASSHAIMASE."
HONORIFICS
-chan cute; baby talk. Children who grow up together may keep using the -chan honorific into adulthood.For close friends and relatives, especially female ones.
-kun familer title after name of colleague or student, usually male. Used for male friends and relatives. It can be used for women as well, but typically is not.
-san: Mr., Ms., Mrs., Miss.; The suffix denoting that the person being spoken to is of equal or nearly equal social status. It is not used for people you know well.
-sama [formal] Mr., Ms., Mrs., Miss.
Infromal use before m b p is sam- or san-.; Very high respect. Not normally used with other people's names, but it can be. Usually used with a title.
sempai one's senior (colleague, fellow student).; Upperclassman, or more generally somebody in the same social class but superior to you (ex, 'Kunou-sempai')
kohai one's junior (colleague, fellow student); Underclassman, or more generally somebody in the same social class but inferior to you. Unlike sempai, kohai is very seldom used as an honorific - generally 'chan' or 'kun' is substituted.
-sensei Theacher.
kojin an individual.
kojin-teki (na) individual, personal.
onna- woman, female.
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Language pair: Arabic, Middle Eastern; Japanese
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Sugar sensei
November 17, 2009
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Latest: November 17, 2009
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Re:need halp again!!
Asal:
If one is helping another person with a task or job, it can also mean "Don't quit," or "Don't give up."
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Language pair: Persian (Farsi, Dari); English
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Jerry
November 16, 2009
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Latest: November 16, 2009
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NAJA and DOCH in German :)))
I simply don't get it:))
1.When do you use DOCH instead of JA/NEIN
2. What's the difference between z.B.
Das ist voll super. Das ist DOCH (???) voll super.
3.And what on earth means NAJA???
:))
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Language pair: German; English
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Bojana
November 16, 2009
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Latest: November 19, 2009
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