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I'm originally from Seattle, Washington but I'm currently living in Los Angeles, California. I've worked in a lot of different areas in life. I've been a Producer for a gaming company but I've also taught English in Japan to middle school students. One of the reasons I love language is because it can bring people together and you can learn so much from someone if you learn their language and culture.
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    What would you like?

    A: Would you like some watter water or wine?
    B: I'd like a hot drink, please, if that's ok.?
    A: Of course., Wwould you like some hot chocolate?
    B: Yes, please. I'd love some.
    A: Would you like a cook,something to eat too?
    B: No, thanks. Just hot chocolate is fine.

     

    I'm assuming that "cook" you mean something to eat?

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    Litter on the sidewalk, when people use social media buzz words in real speech (hastag, L-O-L, etc.) and men who have long fingernails. (I know this is terribly sexist, I'm sorry)

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    eEnglish lLanguage

    It's funny to get and speak more than one language. eEspecially the eEnglish language, because most of the people in different countries around the world can speak eEnglish. I wonder why the eEnglish language is the most popular language!

     

    Great thought Goman! I also wonder why English is the universal lanugage. Must be because of some very important historical events that happened. Thanks for the notebook entry!

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  • Answered
    なにをしっていますか -> What do you know?
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    I use to be a dog person, but I believe I am both now. Some cats can be really lovely and goofy. The only downside of having a cat for me, is that I'm allergic!

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    Definitely keep practicing Henry! Practice will definitely make perfect! :)

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    Yes, pronunciation is very challenging! Something I find that helps is recording myself speak in the different language and relistening to my version and then the correct version. I do this over and over until I find I've improved.

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    November 12, 2014
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  • Commented

    Ah, I experienced that too Kim! After learning Japanese, then living in Japan, my "proper" Japanese didn't apply any longer.

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    Do you agree that people are becoming more and more lonely nowadays?

    ResentlyRecently, I've heard someone's oppinion that despite the fact that we are living in an epoch of communication people are becoming more and more lonely compared with to their parents and grandparents. Yes, it's really very easy to make a lot of friends in different social netsworks and spend most of your spare time to socialize socializing with people all around the word, but isit a this real friendship? Everyone would wants to have friends that are sympathizing and supporting. And surely real friendship sometimes needs sacrifise sacrifice time, internal power(Not sure the meaning?) and some means tough love too! Don't you think that people nowadays sometimes substitute real frindship for chatting in social networking? Don't you think they become lonelier?

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    What do you think is the hardest thing to master when learning a language?

    For me, one of the hardest things I find to master is pronunciation and speaking if the language has tones that I did not grow up hearing and speaking. 

     

    For example, the u sound in French is very hard for me to pronounce.

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