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cool but don't use a determiner with an adjective
just say "je suis mince"

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I literally just started learning on Thursday. All in time I suppose, but hey I can describe myself at least.

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中国語 by all means isn't acceptable, it is either 中国语 or 中國語 - there can't be one character simplified and one not.
then again, 中国语 is a very uncommon way to refer to chinese language, at least i've never seen it (although i have had encountered 中国话 once).

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ESPERANTO ESTAS MULTA FACILA!

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Go download as many Finnish resources as you can and start working through them, that'll be a decent place to start.

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Hei /speak/

What is the best way to learn Suomen kieli?

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Pick up the dutch materials, and don't worry about memorizing gender endings.

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Ah, the conditional and the subjunctive were confusing me a bit. merci pour les corrections

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hey, it's correction time!

>>4518
>de où/d'où je suis?
>j'habite aux
you don't say 'en les' because 'aux' stands for en+les at the same time

>>4520
again it's >au québec
>je faisais >une année

>>4523
why are you using avoir?
>je me suis mis à
>que j'écris assez bien
you used the conditional on aimer, there is no subjonctive here

>>4524
again
>au mississipi
unfortunately it seems there is no clear rule about this (en russie, en amérique, en corée, au danemark, au congo, au chili) but always think it might be 'au' when it starts with a consonant

>l'érudition du français
you are saying 'the erudition the french'
use 'du' because it stands for 'de+le'
>savent il
'few people knows he' wtf? doesn't mean anything
>est très mauvais
>D'autres livres
yeah i know, it's annoying all these d
>sans les autres
plural
>j'espère que
>du français
I think you tried to say
>ça fait 4 mois depuis que j'ai commencé
in a more simple way you can say
>j'ai commencé l'étude du français depuis/il y a 4 mois
>de corriger
infinitive always end with a r dude
I'm really not sure about the last sentence but I think you tried to say 'im positive there is a lot (of mistakes)' and it's like you used google translation
to imply you're talking about mistakes you must add:
>(je suis positif/je pense i think/je suis sûr i'm certain) QU'il Y EN a beaucoup
because otherwhise there is nothing to imply wtf you're talking about and it makes no sense


it's really like you think your sentence in english and translate word by word, the problem with that is you forget there is a lot of little words here and there in french that doesn't exist in english, and these words are important

sorry if i was not clear

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Yes. You'd be surprised how many hacks there are out there who think they can write Chinese (or Japanese) just because they know the characters. Then again, I wonder if there isn't an acceptable alternative. I remember getting a Christmas card last year with the word "peace" written in 6-7 different languages and the example for Japanese was 和平, which is not the common way of saying the word (平和), but if you look it up in a dictionary, it is a synonym/alternate spelling.

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Also, i'd be interested in a study group. Not a competition though, sorry OP.

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