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Sunday, May 4, 2014

Children's Phrase of the Day - I Am Going To The Bank

Posted by Roy Evan Burstiner at 12:30 AM

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I have been trying to learn French for 3 years now on and off. I figure if I started this blog, I would keep at it, force me to study harder, & hopefully help others in an free and easy format. Let's have fun learning. I have been doing this for a little over 4 years now & it seems to be working.
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