Jacobo's notebook entry:[This was supposed to be my introduction but I posted it in the wrong place]
Hi everyone, anyone interested in improving conversational skills (English or Spanish)? or are you interested in learning Spanish and teaching Chinese in return?, would be nice to have a native speaker.
Well I should have introduced myself first...Im not that good describing myself but I'll give it a try. As you can see, I´m from Honduras and Im studying architecture. I´ve always liked reading about cultures and languages, but also economics and business news, and I´ve been reading a lot about Asian economies and their fast growth. It just fascinates me how a country can go from spectator to big player, be it China, South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Etc... I wonder what it's like to live in a country so populated and fast growing where everyone's busy and focused on their career, (well, at least that's how it looks). We do have foreign investors coming to my country and I live in an industrial city, but it can't be compared to a Chinese city for example, since my city only has 1m inhabitants and it's the second largest city in my country.
Well, you tell me about my views on Asia, am I right or wrong?, what would you add?
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Jacobo's notebook entry:[This was supposed to be my introduction but I posted it in the wrong place]
Hi everyone, anyone interested in improving their conversational skills (English or Spanish)? or are you interested in learning Spanish and teaching Chinese in return?, it would be nice to have a native speaker.Well I should have introduced myself first...Im not that good at describing myself but I'll give it a try. As you can see, I´m from Honduras and Im studying architecture. I´ve always liked reading about cultures and languages, but also economics and business news, and I´ve been reading a lot about Asian economies and their fast growth. It just fascinates me how a country can go from spectator to big player, be it China, South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Etc... I wonder what it's like to live in a country so populated and fast growing where everyone's busy and focused on their career, (well, at least that's how it looks). We do have foreign investors coming to my country and I live in an industrial city, but it can't be compared to a Chinese city for example, since my city only has 1m inhabitants and it's the second largest city in my country.
Well, you tell me about my views on Asia, am I right or wrong?, what would you add?
you're english is pretty good! :)
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bueno, si fuera mas grande, talvez tendría algunos lugares mas interesantes, u otros lugares donde comprar, como en China o Estados Unidos. Pero me gusta mucho mi ciudad, you should Google it and see for yourself.. lol
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Mucho gusto Jacobo. I think it is fascinated to live a city which has 1m inhabitants.
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