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I'm looking to improve my language skills in French, and develop some in Japanese. I'm a teenage girl in America and English is my first (and currently only) Language. I'm looking more for a language exchange partner, but for Japanese I apologize, it'll lean heavily on your English skills for awhile until I get on my feet in the new language (Gomenasai) as the little bit I know are just one word fragments I pick up from watching anime in Japanese, as it't the only way I know to get a hold of the language.
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    In what context would you use these sounds? What words or letters were they using as examples?
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    December 20, 2012
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    Better you than me is a way of saying it was a good thing it happened to the person you're talking too (you) rather than to yourself. It's usually when whatever happened is bad, but if it's say your friend, you may use it for good things too. Another way to say it is "It's better it happened to you than to me" but that sounds really awkward and wouldn't actually be used, I'm just using it as a way to show what it means. "Good thing it was you instead of me," could also be a valid synonym.
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    December 20, 2012
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    Today's shocking NEWS !

    I would like to tell you today's shocking news !

    Recently on the way to work, I always have a book of English idioms in my hand.
    I bought it very very long time ago. I don't even remember when I bought it, but obviously I didn't use it much at that time.
    But now I found plenty of useful idioms inside and it is my current favorite book.

    The book contains 32 lessons and I am at lesson 9 now.

    And there, this morning I found something shocking !



    Did you know that "quite a few" means "MANY" !!!????

    I didn't know that !!!!


    I use the word "quite" a lot.
    I use " a few" a lot.
    But I never imagined that these words can make an opposite meaning of "few" !


    The sadest thing is that this idiom is not for upper level.
    Pre-intermediate, maybe. :(


    Like I experienced today, there is lots of fun and surprises in studying English !
    I like this language very much ! :D :D

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    December 19, 2012
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