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Hi there! I'm Jarod. Right now I'm a student. I've studied Spanish for a year or so, but I would like to meet a native speaker to help me. And of course, I can definitely help someone with English! ¡Hola a todos! Me llamo Jarod. Soy estudiante. He estudiado español durante un año más o menos, pero me gustaría conocer a un hablante nativo para ayudarme. Y por supuesto, ¡puedo enseñar a alguien inglés!
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    Ukraine

    Hard day is today. Today was a hard day. Two hours for teaching my brother and sister via Skype, some stupid math and then I was completely
    destroyed as a person (weird phrasing here). Now I can only procrastinate. So, instead of preparing for
    the course that I have tomorrow, I was debating about the Ukraine.

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    February 21, 2014
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    School

    Today, like many others, I attended class. I am good at math and physics, but not much in history; it is hard to remember dates and names and more dates. I would like to have a teacher to do that teaches a more dynamic class, but for now I will have to get remain bored in this area.

     

    Good job, I can definitely relate!

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    February 21, 2014
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    Skill assessment

    Hello everyone. This is going to be my little skill assessment article. I mean I'm going to put up a text and see how many mistakes natives speaker will spot in it. I'm sure there will be a lot of mistakes in the sentences that I'm now typing. That's because I haven't really studied grammar; I just learned to trust my instincts when writing or speaking in English. Of course, these insticts are not something I just have naturally. I had to acquire them first somehow and then develop them as I went along.

    Now I'm putting it all to the test, and it is up to natives speakers to tell me how I did. It's been quite a ride for me. I've actually started to understand English speech lately, so now I can watch my favorite movies in the original [language]. That was a real coup for me because I'd been struggling to make sense out of English speech for more than 3 months! Of course I still suffer from lack of vocabulary, but it's not a very big deal now, because you can deduce the meaning of an unknown word from the context most of the time. Once you did do that, that word would will most likely carve a nice niche for itself to snuggle up into. This way you don't need to worry about forgetting words again. I found that to be very helpful and most fulfilling.

    My next goal is to find someone I can speak English with farely fairly regularly so that I could can hone my speaking skills. It will most likely be a professional or community teacher from around here, but if anyone would get be interested in language exchanging or just speaking with me, then they'll be very welcome. Anyway, that wasn't the point of my piece of writing. The point was to write something for the people to see and correct, which I believe I just did I believe. Looking forward to seeing how much I screwed up :) Thank you all in advance for reading through this text.

     

    Very very good! Your English is really understandable, and you manage to write with only a few minor mistakes. Just remember to avoid runon sentences, and use commas where they're appropriate. :)

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    February 19, 2014
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    Mt. Takao

    I went to Mt. Takao in Tokyo. Mt. Takao has an altitude of 590 meters. It's easy to climb. I climbed it to eat "fuyu soba". "Fuyu soba" is noodle that can be eaten in Mt. Takao in the winter season.
    But since it has snowed in Tokyo for these past several days, a the noodle shop did not open. I'm tired because the way there was a bad road in the snow, too.
    It was serious in various (several/a few) ways, but I had a good time!!

     

    Very good, definitely sounds like an interesting time :)

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    February 19, 2014
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    ¡No tengo miedo! Hoy me di cuenta que disfruto ayudar a la gente aprender mi idioma nativo. Tenía miedo a hablar español a la gente. Así que, no quiero que la gente tenga miedo a hablar un idioma que están aprendiendo. Es muy difícil a aprender un idioma extranjero, y no debemos hacer a nadie sentir vergüenza cuando cometen un error. Especialmente en este sitio, no tengo miedo a cometer un error porque yo sé que hay gente que me puede ayudar. Esto lo hace más fácil a comunicarse con otras culturas y entenderlos. En fin, me gustaría decir que este sitio me ha ayudado mucho. Y gracias a todos que me ofrecieron la ayuda. (Y por supuesto, por favor corrija esta entrada también. :) )
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    Flight Attendant

    What is it? It is a person who is in charge of security and service for passengers in an airplane.
    Many people think that a flight attendant this is a person who services coffee, says announcements about the flight, or simply gives information about emergency equipment... But they don't know beyond things that. 

    I'm a flight attendant... I wanted to be one because the life of this person is different from all other lives.
    I just wanna want to work with amazing (<em>work with amazing what?</em>). I just want to go flying every minute of my life, doing what I like, meeting and visiting several places around the world. I want to take photos with a tower ifel the Eiffel Tower, with Niagara Falls, and another one other places.
    I just wanna people can undertand want people to understand that being a flight attendant isn't that what they thinking.

     

    Sounds like a very interesting job :) Just be careful of informal words like "<em>wanna</em>," and avoiding runon sentences. 

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    February 19, 2014
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    Biotechnology Engineering.

    I am student of the carrer of biotechnological engineering at the Polytechnic University of Pachuca. I decided to study this career becuase I really like bioremediation. Another thing reason why I decided to study biotechnology is that I really like genetics, and someday I would could find a cure for HIV and other diseases that are fatal. I also really like the way in which one can modify and treat microorganisms and get them to grow naturally and get products from them. One of the microorganisms with what I like to work hard are fitted with an en fungi that very special metabolisms (<em>I apologize, but I do not understand what is trying to be said here</em>). Besides that, various metabolites can be obtained from them and which can be saved industrially. Biotechnology also has a wide field of work. An engineer in biotechnology can work in many areas. The main industry is the food industry and food that can be created to withstand the current climate changes.In the pharmaceutical industry, biotechnologists can develop even better drugs, as it gets many of the drugs that currently exixten exist today come from processes in which microorganisms are involved. A major one is Penicillium chrysogenum, from which penicillin is obtained. That was innovative worldwide.

     

    Very fascinating field. :)

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    February 19, 2014
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    Tuesday.

    Sleep bit me this sunny morning; I got up only at 11am. I hope tomorrow I will take cruel revenge.
    Then I had problems with a bibliography and fell in anger got angry. As a result I started to use Bibtex as a reference-generating system. In the afternoon, I finished the book that I consider as very important for my dissertation. In fact, I read it very quickly, without falling into details (I guess there is an idiomatic expression for this kind of reading). (one expression could be "without paying attention to the details") 

    Now that I have in my mind the complete picture of this book, I can carefully read each chapter, digging into the details, because now I know what is important and where some theorem will be used.

     

    Great job, I especially love the first sentence. :)

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    February 19, 2014
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    My advice to American friend.

    I`m sorry, but your Japanese speech is a little indistinct.
    You might want to conscious try to speak slower Japanese, and intonate the vowels in particular. 

     

    Good job! :)

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    February 19, 2014
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