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Hi! My name is Albert Munro. I live in the Highlands of Scotland near Inverness. I want to learn some basic Chinese Mandarin. I am hoping to spend 6 months in China starting from August 2013. It would be good to know a little Mandarin for the sake of good manners and respect for China. Thank you for reading my brief (I hope) profile! All the best!!!
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    There is no difference as Lin is both clever and smart. If you wanted to be pedantic then I am sure there is a difference. However, if you asked a thousand people in the United Kingdom then probably 90% would say those words meant more or less the same. I would say clever and smart meant the same thing and I have spoken English for let me see 46 years now!!! I have never learned another language but I imagine you would want to make it as sinple as possible and not to over complicate. At the end of the day language is a tool to communicate with other people. If you used either the word clever or smart 100% of the people in the United Kingdom or dare I say the USA would know what you meant.
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    December 2, 2012
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