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Hello, Internet. I'm a classical music student at UCSI University, preparing for Associate of Trinity College London Recital (Piano) exam and learning violin at a beginner level as my minor instrument. I'm a Penang native. I speak English and Malay fluently and Mandarin conversationally. I went to a Chinese medium school for my primary education so I'm able to read and write in Chinese too. However, I switched to an English medium school for my secondary education as I'm more comfortable with English. Due to lack of practice, I can no longer use the Chinese language as well as I used to be able to. If you need any help with these languages that I know, feel free to ask.
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    Penterjemahan Bahasa Inggeris ke Bahasa Melayu dan Sebaliknya

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    September 20, 2014
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    Prepositions: Time Adverbials We use phrases with prepositions as time adverbials: • We use at with: clock times: at seven o’clock - at nine thirty - at fifteen hundred hours mealtimes: at breakfast - at lunchtime - at teatime … and in these phrases: at night - at the weekend - at Christmas - at Easter • We use in with: seasons of the year: in spring/summer/autumn/winter - in the spring /summer/autumn/winter years and centuries: in 2009 -in 1998 - in the twentieth century months: in January/February/March etc. parts of the day: in the morning - in the afternoon - in the evening. • We use on with: days: on Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday etc - on Christmas day - on my birthday. dates: on the thirty first of July - on June 15th Note: We say at night when we are talking about all of the night: When there is no moon it is very dark at night. He sleeps during the day and works at night. but we say in the night when we are talking about a short time during the night: He woke up twice in the night. I heard a funny noise in the night. We use the adverb ago with the past simple to say how long before the time of speaking something happened: I saw Jim about three weeks ago. We arrived a few minutes ago. We can put time phrases together: We will meet next week at six o’clock on Monday. I heard a funny noise at about eleven o’clock last night. It happened last week at seven o’clock on Monday night.
    February 17, 2014
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    Basic German Grammar

    Hallo, can sombody teach me some basic German grammar? Danke!

    December 20, 2013
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    French Films

    Bonjour tout le monde! I'm interested in learning French. Could you please recommend some French films that you like? Merci beaucoup. :)

    November 16, 2013
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    They are both the same.
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    November 16, 2013
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    Drug, drug, drug.
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    September 22, 2013
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    September 20, 2013
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    My Great Britain The United Kingdom

    My Great Britain The United Kingdom is not just a country, it is a symbol of honor, nobility, elegance, art and tradition.
    My first encounter with London was through my favorite music. The first song, the picture on of the Abbey Road and the four young men from Liverpool will always remain in my heart. Their wonderful songs and love, love , love, awakened in me a desire the desire in me to get to know Britain the UK better. 
    My fascination began with a study of on the traditions of this ancient country. Oatmeal for breakfast, afternoon tea, small gifts, attention and gratitude (what are you trying to say?) - all this these had me in the shower and I started to fall in love with a Foggy Albion. Then I began to study the history and realized how deep (what are you trying to say?) incredible this country is. The Queen, the country's castles, its flag called - the Union Jack, the cute dogs bulldogs, the River Thames, abbeys, bridges, and museums, the great Shakespeare, the immortal Sherlock Homls (Sherlock Holmes is a fictional character) attracted and still beckon beckoned my soul.
    My Great Britain is not just astone, character and talent, but also a great natural beauty. The UK is not just any country, it's a paradise. The scenery of Windsor Park, Sherwood Forest and many more shocks me their viewstake breath away. But what about the rain which scares why is the constant rainfall disliked by many tourists? But it always pleased me, because I love the rain. (you're making the sentence unnessarily long) My Great Britain - this is not just a country, it is a dream, this is my soul mate . My Kingdom is a The UK has wonderful beautiful music (avoid using the same over and over again), wonderful people, fabulous views and amazing history. of this country and this nation

     

    *Note:

    1. Great Britian is not a country it's an island itself together with a number of surrounding islands which constitude the terrtory of England, Scotland and Wales. The United Kingdom of Great Britian and Northern Island (commonly known as the United Kingdom) is the country that you meant.

    2. There's no spacing before each puntuation - comma, fullstop etc.

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    September 20, 2013
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    It's 'how to pronounce" not "how to say". "Solvil et Titus" is not English. This brand was originally from Geneva, Switzerland. It's the French-speaking part of Switzerland so I think it's French. If pronounce it in French, I think is "so wheel ate tea tools".
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    September 20, 2013
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