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Hello,I'm trying to find someone to help me with my language studies for Mandarin Chinese and Japanese,but my priority right now is Mandarin Chinese. Uhmm,Yun Lang,I am from Philippines but I currently live in Oman and I'm 13 years old. I'd like to learn many things while I'm young. And I'm a student and a 2D/Manga Artist. I may be a bit shy at first but I may open up to people once we become friends ^^ I'd like to meet some nice people here to help me with my language learning and hopefully,I can help people here learn what I know too~ Ohh and uhmm,I can speak good English but I may have some grammatical errors here and there sometimes,so I apologize if I sound weird already. I also know Tagalog and some basic Japanese. We can exchange languages if you like ^^
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    It should be "Question FOR someone",miss. :>
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    大家好

    Hello. I'm a Chinese. I really want to improve my English skills. I hope I can make lots of English spoken English-speaking friends. If u you wanna learn Chinese , I can teach u you. ^^

     

    You're English grammar is good! Maybe I can help you with English and you can help me with Chinese? :>

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    Hello. My name is Jeremy. Im from Korean and looking for someone to talk witb to in English...
    I can teach you not only Korean but many features of other things too. Are Is there someone who wants to help me learning English?

     

    I can help you if you like~ ^^

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    Its an informal (and sometimes offending) way of saying "to always go somewhere else" or "to often leave your home"
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    In tagalog, in can mean a noun that means "income". Example: Magkano ang kita natin ngayon? = How much is our income today? And it could also mean "see" or "meet". Example: Nagkita kami kanina ni ate. = I met sister a while ago. Plus, it can mean a pronoun that means "you". But I think its more like "you are my...." Example: Mahal kita = I love you (Here it kinda means "you") Kaibigan kita. = You are my friend. (But here,it kinda means "you are my....") Oh and all the three words have different pronunciations. Hope that helped!
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