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Hi my name is Robert. I am a 31 year old man, who enjoys reading, writing and having nice conversations with friends. French is my native language, although I am also fluent in English.
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    Hi :) The term "liaisons" refers to linking the last letter of a word (generally a consonant) to the first letter of the next word (generally a vowel) and pronounce it as if it were a single word. ex: les oiseaux (the birds) is pronounced lè-zoi-zo. The s of "les" and the o from "oi" is pronounced together instead of separately. the apostrophe in "c'est" or "s'il-vous-plaît" is a shorter/usual way to write "cela est" or "si cela vous plaît" Good luck!
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    October 4, 2013
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    August 1, 2013
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    Travel in Beijing

    This summer ,my classmate and I go went to the Beijing for jobs.But I was so tied when I arrived in beijing.People It is so crowded with people that I lost all my enthusiasm.I just stayed in beijing for about a week.During this week, I understood that personal ability is very very important.Now the most important thing for me is learning.My major is International Economy And Trade.This subject requires high English proficiency level, so I hope I can make friends to teach me English.I am outgoing and I like travel.Everyone who wants to study chinese can contract me~~~haha

    Well done! As a tip, avoid repeating locations unless they change or you wish to emphasize on them (but dont worry about that for the moment).  Languages and Cities names always take a capital :) letter in English.

    Good luck! 

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    July 28, 2013
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    meeting again

    When I was a child, (implicit you don't need to say this) About 20 years ago, a French family was living in the same apartment building as we did.
    My family and I were similar got along well with them, we had very happy times.
    They stayed in Japan for 2 years, and after that they went back to France.
    We exchanged the letters several times, but we have been separated lost touch/stopped writting before I know realizing it.

    A few days ago, I recalled them suddenly.
    I searched the name of a girl who is the member of them in on Facebook, and at last I found her name.
    I wasn't sure she is was the girl (from your past), I was afraid if I of mistaking her identity.
    But I dared to send the message and ask her: 
    "Have you been in Japan?"
    "Yes! it's me!, she answered."
    Furthermore she told me that she'll come to Japan again this summer!
    How Amazing! (すごいね) We can meet again!!
    We haven't seen each other for 20 years. She was 4 years old at that time.
    I'm so excited and looking forward to seeing her.
    Can you believe it?


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    July 26, 2013
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    I find this tool is extremely useful. http://translate.weblio.jp/ you can use it from either language :)
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    July 25, 2013
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    Mylady was commonly used to adress a woman of noble blood. After nobility had dwindled, it became somewhat used in galantry to address a woman/girl being courted. Nowdays it fell out of use, except where nobility protocols are still applied
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    July 25, 2013
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