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oho wrote:So this year I would like to try and be a disciplined student.
oho wrote:So, so far I have been a disciplined student, just not with the languages I had in program.
vijayjohn wrote:oho wrote:So, so far I have been a disciplined student, just not with the languages I had in program.
You mean "in my schedule" or something?
vijayjohn wrote:oho wrote:So, so far I have been a disciplined student, just not with the languages I had in program.
You mean "in my schedule" or something?
księżycowy wrote:vijayjohn wrote:oho wrote:So, so far I have been a disciplined student, just not with the languages I had in program.
You mean "in my schedule" or something?
I read that more like "had planned to study". We're probably not that far apart though.
oho wrote:księżycowy wrote:vijayjohn wrote:oho wrote:So, so far I have been a disciplined student, just not with the languages I had in program.
You mean "in my schedule" or something?
I read that more like "had planned to study". We're probably not that far apart though.
yes that's what I meant lol I thought "in my schedule" meant the same thing.
Osias wrote:A library??? I call that a shelf.
oho wrote:I finally bought a library for my language book collection. I sold many books over the years so it's really nothing impressive but I'm happy that I'm finally able to display them in a library.
OldBoring wrote:In Italian libreria means both "book store" and "book case" (furniture).
On the other hand "library" is biblioteca, but "library" in computer programming is libreria.
Osias wrote:That's an interesting case of Portuguese agreeing more with English thean with Italian.
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