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Ni Hao! I'm currently learning Mandarin (beginner, highly motivated) and will travel to China from around May-Sep. I'll be joining a Chinese martial arts school there, while the rest of my time is spend traveling the country (Beijing, Shanghai, HK and maybe more). Looking forward to it! I'm Dutch, but since I've studied at an University in Manchester and will study my master (post-grad) in London it is sufficed to say that my English -including accent- can be compared to a native. I'm enthusiastic and would be happy to teach you English. Let me know, hopefully you can help me get ready for my trip to China. Kind regards, Rob Hobbies/interests: Aviation, Sports, Football, Martial arts, traveling, and much more
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    Is this a correct sentence? Wǒ shì yīng guó rén bìng wǒ shì xuè sheng. (I am English and I'm a student) a) Is this a correct sentence? b) Is there a shorter way (less words) to say this? (I'm English and a student) Xiè xiè!
    February 24, 2013
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    Due to making the sentence in a different grammar style (using reading instead of read), your 2nd sentence should be: Reading books is a strange habit for me. The meaning of the sentences are the same. 3rd sentence is not possible to say, say either of the first 2 sentences instead. If you want to indicate that you've "a strange habit" when you're reading books, say: When reading books, a strange habit of mine is ....
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    February 17, 2013
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