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Re:Re:how to say things in english !!!!
In Ireland we say "I'll ring you" or "I'll call you". I think "ring" is British English rather than American English.

You could also say "I'll give you a ring/call" ie, they can both be used as nouns or verbs.

Slang terms... In Ireland we would also say "I'll give you a shout" to mean that we will phone someone, but I don't know if that's common outside Ireland.

Language pair: English; French

Kathryn C.
March 4, 2003

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Re:I'm trying to learn as much Korean as possible please help me!

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Language pair: Korean; English

Sung Sik M.
January 21, 2003

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Re:does this expression exist?
Yes, both expressions are used in the United States, and anyone reading a dissertation will have heard them. However, as with the UK replies, both expressions are considered rather informal.

Also, a much more common variation is to 'set the world on its ear'

Language pair: English; All

Debora
January 9, 2003

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Re:Enseigne-moi Portuguese! Teach me Portuguese!
Just leave messages like this:
"To Armando" plus you question...and I'll answer you!