Don't stand me up
I have been here for almost 8 eight months. Unfortunately I haven't found anybody who seriously commits themselves to study.
Most of the time I discover people here like making friends and take study as hobby while free. Small talk is all what they want. Except for this, I don't know what we are here for. How come you can you learn well and reach a higher leverlevel at your chosen language you prefer if youwe don't take it seriously and learn constantly. As far as I am concerned, persistenting on studying to the best of one's ability is the productive way to achieve your goal.
I just want a partner who has determined their your plan on studying of studies, so that we can both help each other achieve a higher level in our respective language. and I would like to help you improve your Chinese ,at the meantime i hope you could help me out reach a high lever in spoken English . I am fed up with people ppl here always saying "hi" to others in short conversations (i.e. "where r u from ? age ,gender, job", etc.) How cancome a person can learn well just bythrough talking about these subjects? However, everybody here has their own reasons, which are different from mine.
I am not criticizingcritical nor responsible for your study plan about studying. My idea is simply to hereby reminds people of not to wastewasting too much time and not forgetting your goalsknowing what you are doing. If anyone wants to be my partner of mine, think twice before adding me as contact. I am only interested in ones who show a love you guys who have strong interests in language.
Corrector's comments: I hope you don't mind that I made all the corrections above. I tried to preserve your original structure where possible. If that wasn't possible, I made sure to keep the meaning the same, but make it sound more natural. As for my response about the topic itself, what you say has the ring of truth. However, that applies to anything that people do. Only a small group will really be interested in the activity for its own sake. Usually, people just use it as an excuse to socialize. Plus, it doesn't help that languages are already meant for socialization, so that might make it harder or easier (depending on your viewpoint) to actually learn them in such an environment.
