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Originally posted by Full House
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Even then I do not post the translations to the joke as there is no call for it. Then enters "TK" with his posting count and slips in his curve balls and makes his request for an English version.
Balls.........definitely he has them!!!
Curved??? .......seems like it!!
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Originally posted by happywoman36
wow!! FH is freddie. Good to have u back Freddie. Long time, we had a chat. hope u remember me...(gopalpai).
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Now that he has left your premises, change all of the locks and if possible install a Night Vision Camera around the perimeter to see if he will reappear for doing any mischief. From now on take care of your property and your children with utmost care and attention and never let them out of your sight.**
Yes Dear, Its only me.
FH.
(You can fool some people all the time, all the people some time, BUT not all the people all the time!!.) AG and HC got me on the very first post. fh
Posts: 5775
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 15-10-14 06:03:19
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 15-10-14 06:03:19
FH,
I did too but I did not broadcast it. If you remember, Fido was one of the first person to discreetly highlight it on CD.
Murali The Krishna
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Originally posted by chandresh
I have been wondering about this for few years now - how if I started Hindi classes, specially spoken Hindi. My wife had been a Hindi teacher before we came to Canada and I myself was "mukhya sampadak" for my school and college magazines and topped the class in Hindi subject. I have come across a lot of people, including adults, who were born and brought up outside of India and do not speak Hindi, who would like to learn to speak at the very least (some also want to learn to read and write).
I have thought about doing it from home, in a "kind of" classroom session. I do have some books too that my wife used as a primary school teacher, but it would be a more informal session (including watching a bollywood movie and trying to understand what the words and sentences mean).
Ofcourse it would be chargeable since anything provided free is not valued, but do not know what would be a reasonable charge.
What do you guys feel about it?
Chandreshbhai,
It is reallly a wonderful idea!
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A Proud Indian Canadian
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Location: Western Hemisphere
Posted on: 19-10-14 16:55:09
Location: Western Hemisphere
Posted on: 19-10-14 16:55:09
I am aware of a couple of people who offer math classes in their homes. They charge $20 per hour for group sessions and up to $35 an hour for one-on-one learning.
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Dimple2001
Dimple2001: yes that was my original question; many thanks.
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