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Join Date: May 2009
Location: India,Mumbai (Mulund).
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RAKESH.R is a splendid one to behold
RAKESH.R is a splendid one to behold RAKESH.R is a splendid one to behold RAKESH.R is a splendid one to behold ![]() |
What's this redaiwa.Are u marketing 4 some companies.
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Tunis
Posts: 1,410
liy is a splendid one to behold
liy is a splendid one to behold liy is a splendid one to behold liy is a splendid one to behold liy is a splendid one to behold ![]() |
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![]() ![]() ![]() our accent is not so Difficult do you understand Algerian and Morrocan? ![]() and you know Tunisian is so close to classic arabic and of course we have some french and italian words that's the difference and may be that's why you don't understand us spanish is sooooooo easy for me it's my opinion ![]() but chinese yeah i think it's difficult
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![]() ![]() ![]() بلدي الغالي في قلبي congratulation to my beloved Algeria
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Tunis
Posts: 1,410
liy is a splendid one to behold
liy is a splendid one to behold liy is a splendid one to behold liy is a splendid one to behold liy is a splendid one to behold ![]() |
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or ح or غ ![]() but i think that the most difficult for the none arabic speakers is ق and ض and there is a difference between ض and ظ but even some arabs don't know how to pronounce ض @ sajal no Sajal even the english native speakers like americans or British can't pronouce some arabic letters well it's too difficult for them cuz there is some sounds just in the arabic language
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![]() ![]() ![]() بلدي الغالي في قلبي congratulation to my beloved Algeria
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Algeria
Posts: 1,241
redaiwa is on a distinguished road
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what do you mean rakesh ? I don't understand ???
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Principaux titres de la presse algérienne Le Quotidien - El Watan -- Le Soir -- Echourouk --- El Khabar |
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International Forum Great Member
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Algeria
Posts: 1,241
redaiwa is on a distinguished road
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There's no ads, but links to algerian newspapers
it's only for information purpose... we can say that I'm promoting my country ... It's completely free.
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![]() "Nous n'héritons pas de la terre de nos parents, nous l'empruntons à nos enfants".(Antoine de Saint-Exupéry) Mes liens :
Principaux titres de la presse algérienne Le Quotidien - El Watan -- Le Soir -- Echourouk --- El Khabar |
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Beijing
Posts: 15
Lillian is an unknown character at this point
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Well I'm a Chinese live and grow up in Beijing, so Chinese shouldn't be difficult for me. But unfortunately, our Chinese exams always make me crazy!~ Every character may have more than one pronouciation or meaning. And when you use, you have to figure out each one. And they always give you similar characters or ambiguity words and ask you which is wrong. I really hate that! What's more, Chinese has a long history, so it means that if you only learn contemporary Chinese, you can't fully understand dialogues. We learn old Chinese reading, and have to remember each character's meaning and useages. Many words we use today comes from old words or stories which you have to remember. And ancestors did grammar differently from nowadays, so, remember both old and new If you want to read something from HongKong or Taiwan, you also need to know Traditional Chinese.I learnt that by reading comics~But don't worry, since China has thousands of accents(southern has more than the north), locals, especially city people, are used to strange Chinese~~~And if you learn mandarin well, you can talk with most people here(students all learn mandarin at school). Japanese It's very useful when you read comics or watch cartoons or listening to music. But it's similar with Chinese(Japanese learnt form Chinese some how in history). It also has charactors, but a little different from chinese. I think it's difficult for me because I'm not sure if I can still remember how to speak and write Chinese correctly after learning Japanese~~~One of my school teachers did make a lot of mistakes when she speaks, after spending 3 years in Japan~ French I may make more mistakes in English and can't pronounce English well after learning French~ English is the subject I must learn well and I did learn better than a lot of other students~especially my British pronouciation~ And I don't think French sounds wonderful... Middle East languages I can't remember those long sentences just for 'hello'~_~ hope what I say can make you know Chinese better~~~~~~~ |
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