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| GregoryB | Sunday 09th of January 2005 01:59:16 AM |
| Looking for help with Czech - I am hoping someone can help me to learn czech. I am very busy during the days but am looking to spending some time in the evenings and time on Saturday's and Sunday's to learn. | |
| petra | Monday 10th of January 2005 05:01:42 AM |
| - Hi Gregory. I would like to help you with Czech if you are still looking for someone. I am Czech but I've lived in Spain since June2003. | |
| GregoryB | Monday 10th of January 2005 10:08:18 AM |
| Thank you, I would love it... - Dear Petra, I would absolutely love this, but hope you have the patience and time? What times would you be willing to offer to help me. I have an online conference room where we could communicate via computer like a telephone for free which may help??? What would you think. First, with all the "bad stuff" that happens over the internet, I want you to know I am a business man, have a woman I love with 2 small children. I don't play games, but enjoy having fun, meeting new people and helping others. ...I am very busy at work during the days, but would like to begin commiting 45 minutes to 1 hour daily towards this with more time spent to do so on the weekends. Please advise of times available. I would like it if we could have a schedule to fit into my work if possible. I am literally on the phone from 7am til about 6 in the evening, then do my research, work on my upcoming book, newsletters, website updates, etc.. I am self employed undertaking a very large project in the USA but serious about balancing my life and desires... ...all work and no play makes Gregory a "dull boy"! I have picked up a book and cassette to teach myself czech but haven't spent the time to do so yet. When I saw this phasebase program, I figured it might be a great time...I would also like to learn spanish! I pick up on things very quickly when working with someone else who could give me pointers and help with pronounciating the words. I thank you wholeheartedly! Dobry! | |