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I am a IT developer currently living in Copenhagen, Denmark. I am original from Sweden and speak Swedish on a native level. In my everyday I speak about 80% English, 10% Swedish, 5% Cantonese, the remaining 5% would be Danish if I am going shopping or something otherwise just more English. So I already live a multi language lifestyle but I would like Cantonese to be a bigger part of my everyday as my one of my wife's Native languages is Cantonese. While I am not a native English speaker I have a control over the language which goes way beyond fluency, my mind is always in English mode, not Swedish.
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Chinese (Cantonese)
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Chinese (Mandarin)
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  • Answered
    Like the others have said "It may be snowy next week" is correct. I would however say "It might be snowy next week" as it sounds less formal to my ears.
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    January 2, 2013
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  • Corrected

    I'm currently learning English because I want to pass my college English test "band 6"(CET6) , which I will be taking in decemeber.

    My native language is Mandarin Chinese. I grew up in China

    I enjoy watching movies, listening to pop music, riding my bike, reading fiction books, eating yummy food, to go shopping and chatting with my friends.

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    December 3, 2012
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  • Answered
    the R is a added sound used in the Beijing dialect. "儿" is the character they add to make that sound, but in a more standard dialect you should leave the R out. As for the da4 part, added with yi1dian3(You book might have the wrong tone on the 'yi' part. I know mine does), make it into "a little bit more" "a little bit higher" "a little bit bigger".
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    December 3, 2012
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  • Answered
    Rob is a much broader term for theft while mug is commonly used when it happens to you in person on the street. The word mug can also have several other meanings that has nothing to do with theft. The word rob is more centred around illegal actions and theft.
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    December 1, 2012
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  • Posted
    我的中国名字 我 妻子给我一个中国名字 我的中国名字是潘恩恩 你觉得恩恩是什么意思？
    December 1, 2012
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    First notebook entry My name is Tobias Karlsson, and I'm trying to come up with a good Chinese name for myself. I started my study on the 11th of September and have a few long term goals + short term goals I'd like to achieve. That includes grasping spoken Chinese at first while later learning reading/writing. I've already jumped a bit ahead and started learning some reading, I've done so to help me memories some words by having a clearer mental image surrounding it. Because my low skill in writing I'll write my notes in English, if I even will write anything ^^
    November 15, 2012
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  • Corrected

    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    When I was in middle school，I discovered that I was interested in English 。
    And that after some time ，I figured I could use English to earn money.
    Now I am studying Spanish，I am not very good at learning it.
    So I must study English more instead.

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    November 15, 2012
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