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First notebook entry: Introducing myself
HI. there. I am Jane., as in Jane from 'Jane Eyre.'. and i hope i can find someone who is professionnal in English and interested in Chinese, so we can exchange our L language and culture. i was majoring in English back to in college. (你变了专业马?)i got my bachelor degree this june, and moved to Shanghai for work two weeks ago.
I am outgoingm and open-minded. i love dancing, sports, and singing a lot. i am also fond of climbing, but there are no mountains, or even hills, in Shanghai. pity. It is a shame.
s So again anyone who can teach me english, and also wants to learn Chinese, pliz please feel free to contact me.
Jane
You probably already know that "i" is always written "I." Interestingly, "pity" seems commonly used in China, but at least in modern American English, it is not used in the way Chinese often use it.
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