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Thank you, that is great! Good luck with the videos. I like the style.

You are welcome. I might travel to Vietnam soon, so I might tune in from time to time :=)

I just had a look and gave your video a LIKE. Good job! Stay strong

Do you mean what kind of App or Software I am recommending you to learn English?

Warm Welcome Alro777! Hope you are having a good experience on linguaholic.com. Let me know if you need anything!

Hi Versus. I have Grammarly Premium and I have been using it over a year. So my experience with Grammarly is this: It is indeed pretty useful and helps you to quickly spot any mistakes (punctuation, sentence order, vocabulary-related problems, etc.) However, I still feel like the functionality of the software is pretty limited. And the Premium version does not at all too much to that. I am still using Grammarly on a daily basis though, as I am writing pretty much every day. If you do have specific questions about the software (premium), feel free to ask and I will be happy to provide some further information, screenshots & so on if desired.

Mais bien sûr. Welcome Aidsami!

Hi there. What does this link have to do with the fact that you would like to study in Japan next year?

1. Die Festspiele sollen im nächsten Jahr in Halle stattfinden. 2. Im Westen der Stadt muss man ein Neubauviertel errichten. 3. Man muss die Altstadt sanieren. This exercise is a little bit weird, though. And in sentence 2 and 3 "sollte" could also be a possibility, but not really "soll". That is why I chose "muss".

Hey Alessandro! I am really happy to see you here on linguaholic.com! It is great to see young linguaholics like you! Hope you have a great time here. And please let me know if you have some specific questions! Best, L

Hey SteveB, warm welcome to Linguaholic! How do you like the Rosetta Stone software, so far? I am really curious about that. I would like to pick up some Spanish too, but I am probably sticking to learning apps on my iphone rather than spending money for Rosetta Stone. Best, L

hmm, maybe you are simply reading something a little bit too difficult, then? When I am rading stuff in Chinese, I do face a similar problem but I think it has to do with the fact that it is just a little bit overwhelming and I need to check lots of words and characters...and thus I feel tired. However, even when reading a book in my native language, it often makes me very tired and I am basically only reading books when my mind is still fresh (so basically just in the morning, hehe).

Hi TaraD I am also trying to pick up some Spanish as I booked a one-way ticket to Barcelona for octobre 1th. :=)

yea, google translate is not always on point, unfortunately. deepl.com does a much better job, in my opinion. Unfortunately, it is not available for that many language pairs (yet).

Welcome, Vlad! Nice to have you here on linguaholic.com!

Could you please provide the desired sentence for number 10 in English? As well as for number 8? After that, I am willing to help you with the translations if still needed! Best, L

Welcome there! Hope you enjoy yourself here on linguaholic.com. Your name is referring to a Japanese Computer game, right?

Of course. I am always excited to see new people on my forum. Especially people who have a passion for studying languages....and that is mostly the case with people who register on my forum. hehe :))

Hey kpopfangirl So great to have you here on linguaholic.com. Warm welcome! Ask whatever you want here in the forum. I don't know that much about Korean, but in case you also have some questions about Chinese, please let me know:=) Hope you have a great here. Best, Lingua

Well yea, as far as the Pinyin goes, jie xin would be correct. But I think what he means is like whether there would be some nice meanings that actually can be created with the syllables making up the chinese word for “Sesshin“. So, the question would be (I think): Are there some nice meanings for "jie xin", regardless of which tones and characters are used. And my answer to this would be: If you check in the chinese dictionary, you will find the following things for xie jin (regardless of which tone and character): So these are the set phrases for jie xin. Of course, you could also make up different meanings that are not actually "true words". I will think about some possible words, if you want :=) Best, L

Ehrlich gesagt habe ich die Rezension nicht selbst geschrieben. Ein Freund (Arbeitskollege) von mir aus den Staaten ist für die japanischen Inhalte auf Linguaholic (Linguaholic-Blog) verantwortlich. Er macht einen fantastischen Job, wie ich finde. Er wird Ende Monat wieder nach Japan ziehen, ist allerdings Amerikaner. Freut mich auch, dich kennenzulernen! Bin gerade in China momentan. Habe hier zwei Jahre gearbeitet und werde in rund zwei Wochen wieder nach Europa zurückkehren :=) LG

Hey there Great to have you here @linguaholic.com! Oh, you have been a part of the Wanikani comunity. That is great. I just published a Wanikani Review. You can find it here, if you want to have a look at it. I am curious to know what you think about it: https://linguaholic.com/linguablog/wanikani-review/ Oh, ich sehe gerade, dass deine Muttersprach Deutsch ist. Bist du aus Deutschland? Ich bin aus der Schweiz. LG Lingua

so did you listen to some German music to improve your German? if yes, what was it? I am curious about it :=)

Linguee is great. And it has been around for a few years now already. Do you know deepl.com? It is another service from the people of linguee.com and it is absolutely awesome as well (so much better than google translate).

Wow, that is a very interesting answer Xequeo. So which of these factors is the most important one for you? Which of those languages would you really like to master in the future? I guess to master them all would be a little bit too much to ask for :=) L