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Hi, I am Artemis (Arty), and I live in the UK. I work in a cinema currently, and am trying to learn Japanese in my spare time. I love the language, the culture and wish to learn more from a first hand perspective. However, I am not very good at learning alone... This is where you lovely people come in! I'd love to talk, and see if we can pick up things from each other. I speak very fluent English, and have a good grasp of punctuation, spelling and grammar. If you would like to improve your English, I will gladly help in exchange for teaching me some Japanese or talking about the country. I also have skype. Hobby wise, I enjoy reading, writing, painting, drawing, guitar, music, comics, forensic science and films. I also have a broad mind and love to discuss opinions and subjects. So come on, friend me, help me learn :)
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    British english uses different meanings to words and different spelling. E.g. Pants means trousers in america apparently, while here it means underwear. Crisps are chips, chips are crisps, it's all very strange. Colour (british) color (american), sulphur (british) sulfur (american). There are many other examples as well.
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    November 27, 2013
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    Nikola Tesla. Brilliant scientist, vastly misunderstood. I would have been honoured to meet the man.
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    November 27, 2013
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    Basically, she is asking for a quick overview of your life and stuff. Very quick, mind you. A sentence or less. E.g. "Yeah, I'm good thank you, school has been intense but I finally understand pre-emptive conjunctions now. How are you doing?"
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    November 26, 2013
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