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Anyone Need Help?
I'm available to help anyone who needs to know anything about the English language, especially those who need to learn to write appropriately, or expand their vocabulary. I have always found this site to be accommodating to my needs, so I want to return the favor. If you are interested, then feel free to contact me on the buletin board.
Shaun

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July 25, 2005

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57095
Re:Anyone Need Help?
How well do you understand and speak Gaelic? I am part Irish and I would like to learn. And also, what other languages do you know? Do you possibly know any Portuguese?

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July 26, 2005

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57132
need help
hi, my name is sanjay i want to join call center for which i have to learn good english can you help me

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July 27, 2005

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57134
Re:Anyone Need Help?
i WOULD ACTUALLY BE INTERESTED IN EXPANDING MY VOCAB.

kindly notify, me so we can both assist each others linguistic needs.

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July 27, 2005

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57233
Re:Anyone Need Help?
Hi Shaun!
I'd like to learn some slang
can you help me?
I can help u with Italian, if u want!
Let me know
bye
ciao!

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Vale
July 28, 2005

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57622
Re:Re:Anyone Need Help?
I would be glad to aid you in your edification (lol)of slang in the English language. My languistics go far beyond proper English. We can work something out.

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August 2, 2005

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57623
Re:Re:Anyone Need Help?
Of course I will help you. In what context would you like to expand your English skills? Feel free to e-mail me.

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August 2, 2005

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57624
Re:need help
Sanjay,
I would love to help you with your English. What, specifically, do you need help with? I would be interested in learning about both your langage, as well as, your career.

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August 2, 2005

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58374
Re:Re:Re:Anyone Need Help?
Hello Shaun!
thanks for your answer.
I heard on tv something like ' lo(o)sing my face.....'
does it make sense to you?!?

hey let me know if u want to learn italian.
I'd be happy to help you

Bye
Vale

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Vale
August 12, 2005

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58447
Re:Re:Re:Re:Anyone Need Help?
'Losing ones Face' means means being insulted or dishonored. At least that's what I think it means. I could be wrong, but I think I'm right. Maybe someone could confirm it for you?

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August 13, 2005

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58477
Loss of face
Yes, Brian pretty much has it. To lose face means to be shamed or to lose your honor. I have a sense that it comes from Japanese and/or Chinese culture, but I don't know the details. I just know that if something happens that destroys a person's credibility or one's status in the community, they have lost face. This could be if a parent's child is publicly discovered to be a criminal, drug user, or some such; if a person ends up breaking his or her word or promise, or is him/herself exposed as being involved in some sort of immoral or unethical activity. In traditional circumstances, any show of weakness could result in the loss of face, such as asking for money, or having to tell someone you cannot do what they are asking of you.

I'm sure there are people who know more about it than I do, but anyway, that's what I know.

Great topic! Thank you!

Mark

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Mark
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August 14, 2005

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58662
Re:Loss of face - Brian Allen - Mark
Thank you Brian and Mark!
you both confirmed what I thought...
I don't know where this idea of losing one's face comes from, I only know that in Italy we have it as well : we say " perdere la faccia ", which is the exact translation of the English expression!
isn't it great?!? it makes us understand that , despite our differences, our cultures have common roots!
Thanks
Vale :-)

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Vale
August 16, 2005

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63895
Re:Re:Anyone Need Help?
khotte mai tenu kacha chabba doonga

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October 25, 2005

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