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Hi my name is Natalie, I'm from Australia and I'm a native English speaker. I'm currently looking for a language exchange partner, I'm learning Chinese (Mandarin), French and Japanese.
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    In my opinion, of course men and women can be friends.

    At the end of the day, it really all depends on the individual. Would any/every male/female be able to be "just friends" with any/every male/female? Probably not.

    But if you come across a person with the personality and compatibility to be just friends, regardless of gender, you should be able to become friends.

    Two of my best friends are both males.

     

    * Of course, different cultures and/or religions may either make it easier or harder for such friendships to occur. But it can still happen.

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    May 1, 2015
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    こんにちは こんにちはみなさん、 私の名まえはナタリーです。 私はオスとラリアのめろボルン出身です。 いまは大学の学生です、せんこうは科学です。 私は大学で日本語をべんきょうします、八週間の日本語をべんきょしました。 ごめんなさい, 私の日本語はまだ乏しいです。 ありがとう、どぞよろしくおねがいします ^.^
    May 1, 2015
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  • Answered
    "by definition" means, by its very nature (intrinsically). This is referring to the formal meaning of what that particular word is about.
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    May 1, 2015
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    December 11, 2012
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    That phrase by itself doesn't make much sense
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    December 11, 2012
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    They are synonyms, both very similar. How ever there is a small difference, people normally use them it different situations. A "hoax" is deception; it is called a hoax when a newspaper knowingly prints a fraudulent story, business scams, bogus political claims, false bomb threats, misleading stunts in public, UFO conspirators and scientific frauds. Basically used for deceitful means, like fraudulently obtaining personal details or money. While a "prank" tends to less serious and more for mischievous means, like a small joke just for laughs. For example, placing a whoopee cushion on someone's seat. Hope this helps
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    December 10, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    My name is Natalie
    I am learning Chinese, because I would like to go to China one day and experience the culture first hand with the fluent language.


    My native language is English, and I grew up in Australia.


    I enjoy martial arts, especially Chinese Kung Fu, I train in Karate and Kung fu.

    I love music, I've been learning the piano for 1 year and have composed 10 songs. I also play basketball, do swimming and Karate for 3 years.

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    October 20, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself My name is Natalie I am learning Chinese, because I would like to go to China one day and experience the culture first hand with the fluent language. My native language is English, and I grew up in Australia. I enjoy martial arts, especially Chinese Kung Fu. I love music, I've been learning the piano for 1 year and have composed 10 songs. I also play basketball, do swimming and Karate for 3 years.
    October 20, 2012
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