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Hi,my name is wu.I am native Chinese speaker.and also I have been studied Japanese for more than 10 years,lived in Tokyo for more than 6 years.Currently I study Spanish(beginner level). I am looking for students who want to study Chinese/Japanese also looking for English(Amercian English native speaker) exchange.
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    what is the difference between worked and have worked? I always get confused with worked/have worked/had worked/have been working If I want to say `I have worked in Japan for 6 years`,but I dont work there anymore,is it correct way to say it? or i have to use`I worked in Japan for 6 years`? what if I say `I have been worked in Japan for 6 years` ,whats the difference with `have worked` and `had worked`~
    November 25, 2014
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    It was a hard time at the first month after I moved to US. I already have the experience to move to a new country when I start my life in Japan.I thought this time gonna be fine, but the first month living here just like a nightmare for me. We have many events,many museums and many chances to meet up new people in tokyo. But here, the new place I just moved in is actually very countryside, wherever you go,you have to drive. yes,here is the problem. I dont drive,and I dont have a driving license yet. Everytime when I want to go somewhere,I have to ask my husband to drive me there. Its very hard to make your schedule because your schedule always have to be matched with others. For making friends,its even harder. This small town dont have any facilities for recreation that people can gather together except church. the meet up group,the CS group I was used to use before are not very activity,then most popular one I can actually find something going there is in NYC where is 3 hours far from my place. Also I have trouble with my job hunting,due to the location. The most hard thing is when you open your FB,you see your friends having fun in Tokyo,what you can do is just sitting in the room by yourself and regret why you decided to move here.
    November 5, 2014
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    September 25, 2014
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    Maybe Greece for me.

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    September 4, 2014
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    August 31, 2014
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    August 30, 2014
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    As my experience,watch TV or read news online will help you a lot.
    When I first study Japanese, I want Japanese TV programs everyday,the way they are talking,the words they used,the joke they made,if you listen a lot,you will get used to it.
    Talk to the people in English as much as possible will also be helpful.
    I use the same way to study English now.Watching business English on Youtube is my daily work.Make a todolist to make sure that the things you want to do is done before you go to bed. 

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