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May 22nd 2012 22:28
Tomorrow, I am talking to Foreign student in Finland.
He is studying game programming.
I help his studying, but I don't speak English well.
So I use this chance for speaking English.
JM
May 22nd 2012 22:31
  • Tomorrow, I am talking to Foreign students in Finland.

  • Tomorrow, I will am talking to Foreign students in Finland.

 
  • He is studying game programming.

  • He is They're studying game programming.

 
  • I help you studying, but I don't speak English well.

  • I want help you studying, but I don't speak English well.

 
  • So I use this chance for speaking English.

  • So I use this site chance for speaking to study English.

 
May 22nd 2012 22:38 BOSE
Thank you.
Roybie
May 22nd 2012 23:06
  • Foreign students in Finland

  • Foreign students from Finland

 
  • Tomorrow, I am talking to Foreign student in Finland.

  • Tomorrow, I will be talking to a foreign student from Finland.

    I assume he is Finnish and studying in Japan. So you'd say "from Finland".
    "foreign student in Finland" would mean a student who is not Finnish, studying in Finland.

 
  • I help his studying, but I don't speak English well.

  • I'm helping him with his studying, but I don't speak English very well.

 
  • So I use this chance for speaking English.

  • So I'll use it as a chance to speak/practise English.

 
May 22nd 2012 23:14 Roybie
If the student is IN Finland, and Finnish, then you wouldn't say "foreign".
Just "student in Finland" or "Finnish student".
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