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Hi,
My mother tongue is swedish, which allows me to understand norwegian and danish quite (well, with danish dunno...) easily. Apart from that I master english flawlessly, although I'm getting a bit rusty since I live in Austria (so german goes without saying) and hardly ever get a chance to practice my english with an equal.
I also used to be quite fluent in italian, oppure non ho avevo l'occasione per eccersitari per quasi 4 anni :-(
What I'd really like though is to practice my french (which is pretty bad) since I had such a nice impression when I visited Strassburg last year.
If you're interested, drop me a line.
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Language pair: Swedish; French
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Jakob N.
January 11, 2007
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Latest: March 27, 2007
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Hello Dennis!
Hey Dennis,
my name is Jelena and I am from Croatia.
I would like to improve my German because I am going to one summer course in German at my university so I need to improve my language skills. I hope that you can help me!
I am not gold member so if you can contact me first I would be very thankeful to you!
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Language pair: Spanish; Swedish
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yellena i.
May 16, 2006
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John!
I would like- it depends of the sentence, you can translate it Volio bih, Želio bih, Htio bih, it depends of sentence.
Nominativ- its Who? I will give you example-
Nominativ- Mark(o), its only a name
Genitiv- Mark(a), tko, što
Dativ- Mark(u), koga, èega
Akuzativ- Mark(a),koga, što
Vokativ- Mark(o), ej, oj- when you are calling someone from big distance
Lokativ- Mark(u), na komu, na èemu
Instrumental- Mark(om), s kim, s èim
Some English words in Croatian you can translate diferrent, one English word in Croatian has many meanings.
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yellena i.
May 12, 2006
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John!
Croatian grammar is one of the hardest, we Croatians dont know it very good.
But to be honest I didnt understood your question very good, do you want to know Croatian tenese or grammar generally.
When stranger are speaking Croatians they always speak as they are females, and tahts really funny.
When you want to say something on Croatian your ending must be O cause for females its A, its like Italien.
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yellena i.
May 5, 2006
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Hey John!
I'll be very happy to learn you Croatian, I hope that I will be a good teacher.
You can ask me everything you want to know about Croatian languages.
I am not a gold member so I cant send you e-mail trough language exchange, if you are a gold member send me e-mail.
By.
Hope to hear you soon.
Istra je prekrasna.
Yellena.
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yellena i.
April 20, 2006
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Wanna learn Croatian?
Hello everyone!
I am Yellena from Croatia and if you wanna learn Croatian I can teach you....
I AM WAITING FOR YOUR E- MAILS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Language pair: Spanish; Swedish
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yellena i.
April 7, 2006
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