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Hi, everyone! My native language is Mandarin Chinese, and I'm living in the U.S. right now so I know a descent amount of English. I really want to improve my Japanese and Spanish skill, and I love to learn about different cultures. I love to talk to people so please contact me if you want to learn about Chinese language or talk about cultures with me~
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    April 6, 2014
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    考试的压力

    要想明年去南京留学，我必须要通过一门考试。。。上次老师们告诉我我的成绩不够，所以这个月我会再考一次。没有人愿意帮我。。。怎么办？考试快要到了。

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    April 6, 2014
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    Depends on where you live and what kind of school you go to. I studied at an American high school, and our school is pretty strict on scores, and we took a lot of AP classes which are equivalent to college courses. So I had a lot of homework and had to prepare for tests constantly. But I heard from my friends who are living in other parts of the U.S. that they had little homework to do and their classes are pretty easy simply because they selected easier classes. Some schools are pretty good at sports and some are pretty good at academics.

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    April 6, 2014
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    April 5, 2014
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    It should be "听音乐“ instead of "听乐”. And also you could take out the second "我" since people would already know that you are talking about yourself from the first "我". This is just another way to say this sentence so it doesn't really matter if you say "我" twice. ^_^
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    April 5, 2014
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    强烈推荐你几首老歌，邓丽君的歌： 《在水一方》 《小城故事》 《你怎么说》 《路边的野花不要采》 《我只在乎你》 《再见，我的爱人》 《甜蜜蜜》 《爱像一首歌》 《原乡人》
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    April 4, 2014
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    I don't know if it depends on where you live, but at where I'm from "没治" can derive to three different meanings. 1) Literally it means "no cure" 2) When people are trying to criticize someone, they could say "this person has some bad habits, 没治了." 3) Sometimes it could mean "awesome"......I'm serious, but for some reason my family and friends always say "这蛋糕没治了！" to express "this cake is delicious!" So maybe this is a regional saying because my friends from other part of China which is far away from where I live don't know this meaning.
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    April 4, 2014
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    April 4, 2014
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    4月，工作开始

    我有新的工作要忙了，为了不损害身体健康，我要保证一天吃三顿啊！

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    April 4, 2014
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    教科書のために。。。。。。 何教科書を使用しますか。「Genki II」を読んでいますが、次の教科書の選択は一番問題ですね。。。。。。「Genki II」はどちらJLPTのレベルですか？
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