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Rambling 1 Hello there! My name's Nadya. Though my friends call me Nana. I've been told that it means the number seven in Japanese, so I've gained the nickname, 'Lucky 7'. I've recently enrolled into a Language school and am taking beginner's lessons in Japanese. To be quite honest, it's been great and I've slowly picked up a few phrases but it seems that I still need a little help with the sentence structure. I attend classes every Monday and Thursday night. My assignments have taken priority over my attempts to learn the new language and my proficiency test is in two weeks. I love the English language. I make mistakes like any other person and it's my first language. Really, when I helped proof-read a friend's assignment a little over a year ago (He's in the UK), I was a little (understatement) intimidated by the bombastic and elaborate words used to describe his thesis. So I suppose my own grasp of the English language has some room for improvement. I usually enjoy writing fanfiction on my free time too. I think that's all the rambling I can do in a day so I'll just end it here. Thank you for reading my entry and I hope there aren't not too many mistakes. Until next time!

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Rambling 1

Hello there!

My name's Nadya,though my friends call me. " Nana". I've been told that it means the number seven in Japanese, so I've gained the nickname, 'Lucky 7'! I've recently enrolled into a Language school and am taking beginner's lessons in Japanese. To be quite honest, it's been great and I've slowly picked up a few phrases but it seems that I still need a little help with the sentence structure. I attend classes every Monday and Thursday night. My assignments have taken priority over my attempts to learn the new language and my proficiency test is in two weeks.

I love the English language. I make mistakes like any other person and it's my first language. Really, when I helped proof-read a friend's assignment a little over a year ago (He's in the UK), I was a little (understatement) intimidated by the bombastic and elaborate words used to describe his thesis. So I suppose my own grasp of the English language has some room for improvement. I usually enjoy writing fanfiction on my free time too.

I think that's all the rambling I can do in a day so I'll just end it here.

(*Review: Don't underestimate yourself. Your English is really good. You can only get more better.

It is a well wrttien short note)

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