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I'm a 20 year old sophomore in college, looking to learn mandarin! I was born and raised in New York City, USA, I hope I can help you guys learn English! Skype: themazter1 QQ: 2245697533
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    October 12, 2013
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    basically, being "of" something means you are a part or a member of it, that you originate from it or belong to it. "of the world"="belong to the world". While "in" means that you are inhabiting that. It can be a state or emotion ("I'm in disbelief") or a location.
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    September 20, 2013
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  • Corrected

    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    In fact, I don't like to learn English, but now, my major is English and I like it gradually .So I just want to learn English well.

     

    <em>Corrected</em>

    As a matter of fact, I didn't really like learning English before, but now, since my major is English, I'm beginning to like it. So, I just want to learn English well! 

     

    <em>Awesome! I remember that when I started learning Mandarin, I hated it with a passion! haha, but now i've also gotten used to studying it and started to appreciate the deepness of the language!</em>

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    July 22, 2013
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    Some of these are from Hindi Movies, but the language is practically the same, and these are all very common in Pakistani Weddings.

     

    Sadi Gali -> Lehember Hussainpuri

     

    Punjabi Touch --> abrar ul haq

     

    Mauja hi Mauja -->Jab We Met (hindi movie) -- > highly recommend seeing it!! you'll like it.

     

    Nagada Nagada--> Jab We Met (hindi movie)

     

    Mast Punjabi -->

     

    aaja soniye - mujhse shaadi karogi

     

    twist - love aaj kal

     

    Ainvayi Ainvayi- Band Baaja Baraat

     

    Dum Dum - Band Baaja Baraat

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    July 4, 2013
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  • Corrected
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    July 4, 2013
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    I've been studying for quite a while, and I have found that tones are often the last thing one learns when learning Mandarin. haha, hmm, I recommend Pimsleur's audio cd's and "Fluenz" or "Rosetta Stone", but those are, of course, just ways for you to drill in the pronunciation by rote memorization. I haven't really encountered any shortcuts to learning. :(
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    June 30, 2013
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    "Once again"

    Another exam, i am getting tired of my exams, is it possible to finish the semester without having  (any more) exams. :(

     

    When we "Another" we are specifying one specific thing, so you have to use the singular "exam" instead of "exams". If you want to say you have more than one exam, we often say "More Exams!"

     

    We say "getting tired of something" or "tired with something" not both. 

     

    Good Job! keep it up!

     

     

     

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    June 30, 2013
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  • Commented

    a bit timid, witty and very random haha. 

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    June 9, 2013
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    Hmm, this is an interesting question I remember being asked in my high school economics class! The teacher asked all of us whether we prefer to drink coffee from the coffee stalls or from Starbucks. Most of the class said that they prefer drinking coffee from Starbucks because they trust it more since it's an international brand while the coffee guy across the street is just a person selling coffee.

     

    by the way, just some minor corrections,

     

    1). whitch--> which

    2) cofee--> coffee

     

    other than that, perfect! jiayou!  

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    June 9, 2013
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