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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I'm a newbie" is correct and usable in written English
For example, you could use it in a blog post about starting a new job or hobby: "I'm a newbie when it comes to this field, but I'm excited to learn and grow!"
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I'm a newbie, and I fell in love with the place".
I'm a newbie fundraiser whose previous experience consisted of a couple of small in-house university grants totalling £2,000.
"I'm a newbie here, so before giving them my full designs, I wanted to style its history into a new thing".
Usually a wolf clad in sheepskin and trying to generate interest in a stock, as in "Hey, I'm a newbie to this board and this stock looks really promising.
Maybe I'm a newbie to the electronic music game, or just a shocked older (I'm 23) observer, but I have never seen a fad like this trump music for music's sake.
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I enjoyed this type of theme when I was a newbie solver and always wanted to construct one.
ThIs article originally appeared on VICE US.
So my first real, memorable party experience, was way back when I was a newbie party kid.
(See chart, Page 8. Though please bear in mind I'm a forecasting newbie).
I'm a Bellow newbie and I confess that, despite the verve and zing of the prose, I had some trouble connecting with the book at first.
Lest you think I'm a complete newbie to the Android platform, I've actually had and used a number of Android devices over the past year or so.
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