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Hi! I live in JianGuoMen. Looking for language exchange opportunities! :)
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    Glenderful's notebook entry: May 30, 2011 上海菜太甜了！我饿得能吃下一头大象。我要一个腊肠披萨。
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    My boss is an American. I find it difficult to understand everything that he says. This made me realize that I need to improve my listening and spoken English. Thank you for your help!


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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I am a Chinese man in Beijing, China. I'm 21.
    I'm interested in movies,music, sports and travel. Also, I'm good at drawing.
    Currently, I am an undergraduate student and my major is international business.
    To study abroad is my next plan, I plan to visit the outside world to enjoy different cultures.
    I really want to make friends with native English speakers; we can exchange languages, and talk about everything. If you like, I can be your tour guide to travel in Beijing or give you some suggestions about somewhere interesting so that you can know more about China.
    Good luck to you!
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    September 6, 2010
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    Chinese LITERALLY Changes Your Brain Now we all know why we have headaches when we study. LOL!
    <a href="http://www.examiner.com/x-15615-Asia-Headlines-Examiner~y2009m7d1-Study-finds-Chinese-changes-the-brain-of-even-nonnative-speakers">
    Study Finds Chinese Changes the Brain of Even Non-Native Speakers </a>
    July 4, 2009
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    Learning Culture is Key to Mastering Mandarin I find that a lot of foreigners really miss out when they don't try to better understand Chinese culture. I find that the more I learn about China, the better I can learn the language. I recently published a <a href="http://www.examiner.com/x-15615-Asia-Headlines-Examiner~y2009m7d1-Required-reading-for-sinophiles">list</a> of some books that have helped me. Hope they can help you too!
    July 4, 2009
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