**I recently began taking lessons in Italian. Being a speaker of Spanish this language comes very easy to me. I took two semesters in college and I remember most of what I learned. Now, in order to become a lot more fluent I need to practice -at least- three times per week. Does anyone here wants to help me? Thanks...
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Posted by JettyI wonder if this works in any other language, though, in Chinese, for example.
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Posted by David_CooperI've often seen these in English, but doubtless the rest of the world does them too.
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