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Hani
French
May 28, 2015
I understand she finds it hard to get the words because of the lack of use of her French language but amazingly she managed to express herself and talk about different topics. I enjoy helping Marvellous and I am sure her French will improve a lot!
Minnie
English
Dec 10, 2013
Bonne effort avec le français, especialement après quelques ans de ne pas l'avoir utilizé!
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  • Corrected

    2015.5.25

    Today is Monday. I felt a little tired. After breakfast, I fell asleep in the classroom. When I woke up, I found some liquid on my book–my saliva. My deskmate was sent home last night because he used his cellphone in the dormitory. It was ridiculous. I sat alone but it seemed ok. By the way, the chemistry class was very boring.

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    May 25, 2015
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  • Corrected

    My first text!

    This is my first text here, and I would to talk about of introduce myself.
    Well, I'm an English student and Electrical Engineering student at night. I work during the day, so I have little time for another other activities.
    My weekends are very short because of my studies.  Engineering is very hard so I need to study a lot.
    I love technology so I'm studying Engineering.
    I wanted to have more time for another other things, but this is life that I choose.
    O My God, anyway I love it!

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    May 25, 2015
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  • Commented

    Mate is thought of as a spouse, but it not generally used in that way in the States.  You would hear, "Hey, man!" or "What's up, man!" but not mate.  Women would not use it with each other.  Instead you would hear, "Hey, girl!" or "Hi, girl!"  You do NOT hear, "Hi, woman." I've never heard that.  Mate seems to be used in UK or Australia maybe?

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    December 5, 2013
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