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Don't know what to write else since I did it in the short introduction haha! Well add me, and once again let's exchange :)
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    的时候 vs. 什么时候‏ I don't understand the moment when you have to place 的时候 and 什么时候‏. For example‏: in 她什么时候学习? you put 什么时候 between the noun and the verb‏, but‏ in 她在家的时候学习, the 的时候 is after 她在家... Isn't that the same if we say 她的时候在家学习? Thx! :)
    February 24, 2014
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    안녕하세요~ ... ! Since last september, I've been taking Taekwondo classes. I think at the end of this year I will have my green belt! My 사범님 told me that he planned to do a "traineeship" in Korea, we will also go to Jeju do. The trip is planned in July, but the thing is I don't know how to speak korean!! I know the basics, how to say hello, goodbye, thank you and other stuff like that but what if I lost myself there? hahaha! I'm joking, I can surely speak english, but I really want to learn korean. I've taken Chinese class since september too, because of (or thanks to :D) my studies, I know I couldn't do it on my own! Learning korean is easier than chinese. I know the hangul, I can read them, but I don't understand it. How pathetic haha! I like to watch korean drama a lot (especially historical ones), listen to korean radio on the internet and I would like improve. So can somedy teach some basic sentences I can use for this please? :) 감사합니다 !
    February 24, 2014
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    Different tones, different meanings Hello everyone! I started to learn Chinese more seriously this week, but gosh! it's so hard! Learning some words or the grammar seems pretty easy. The thing is, the pronunciation is tough. What I want to say is that one single word can have a lot of meanings. For exemple, "ma" means mother, hemp, horse or scold, it depends on the tone of your voice. To all my Chinese poeple, please don't let me down X'D I'm motivated but since I'm just a beginner, I really need your help. I'll work hard! I promise hahaha!
    July 11, 2013
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    "Amsterdam file tout droit vers la mer" signifie, dans le contexte de cette phrase, que c'est une ville côtière, c'est à dire qu'il est facile d'accéder à la mer. Dans un contexte plus général, "file tout droit vers..." signifie qu'il n'y a pas d'autres chemins, que c'est inévitable, que cela va tout droit. exemple: "La France file tout droit vers la récession", "Cette étudiante file tout droit vers la réussite", dans le sens inévitable, ou très probable. "La rue Serpente file tout droit vers la rue Saint Michel", dans le sens que ça va tout droit. "En bordure de mer" veut simplement dire "au bord de la mer". On voit souvent cette phrase dans les journaux, les livres, etc. et on utilise également cette phrase lors de conversations formelles. Voila, j'espère avoir été claire et que ça t'aideras! :)
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    July 10, 2013
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