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First notebook entry: Introducing myself I am a Computer Science master degree Chinese professional working in a MNC company as sales manager. I am looking for a US native English speaker as exchange partner or language teacher to practice my verbal English and improve my English covnersation skills. I can speak native Chinese Mandarin and Taiwese, and willing to teach someone who are interested in learning Mandarinor Taiwanese. I am planning to meet twice a week, and 1-2 hours/meet. If you find me as a good exchange partner to both benificial to each oter, please contact me.

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First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I am a Chinese professional with a masters degree in Computer Science. I'm currently working in a MNC company as a sales manager. I am looking for a US native English speaker as an exchange partner or language teacher to help me practice my verbal English and improve my English conversation skills.

I can speak native Chinese Mandarin and Taiwanese, and am willing to teach someone anyone   interested in learning Mandarinor Taiwanese either of these. I would like am planning to meet twice a week for , and 1-2 hours/meeting. If you find me as a potentially good exchange partner and think we could benefit to both benificial to each other, please contact me.

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First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I am a Chinese professional with a Computer Science master degree. I am currently working with a MNC company as a sales manager. I am looking for a US native English speaker to help me practice my verbal English and improve my covnersation skills.

I can speak native Chinese Mandarin and Taiwanese, and am willing to teach anyone interested in learning Chinese. I would like to meet twice a week, 1-2 hours/meeting. If you find me a potentially good exchange partner and think we could benefit each other, please contact me.

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Note: In the sentence, "If you find me a potentially good exchange partner...", I removed the word "as". While "as" may be grammatically correct, it sounds terse, in my opinion. Removing "as" may or may not be grammatically correct, but it is colloquial and sounds native (American). Unfortunately, removing "as" also makes the sentence ambiguous (e.g., "go find someone else to be my exchange partner"). You could avoid all this with the following instead: "If you think I would make a good language exchange partner..."

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