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I was born in Hong Kong and raised in England. At the moment, I teach English in the Czech Republic and I'm also working on my own novel. Languages have always interested me. I hope to improve my Cantonese and to one day be fluent enough to write in Chinese again. Japanese has always been a favourite of mine, and Czech is important on a more practical level, seeing as I live here and all! One way or another, it seems foreign languages form an important aspect of my life. I'm interested in making friends and helping each other :) I love books, writing, movies, singing, acting, manga and origami.
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    You describe her looks - hence the question is about what she "looks like." In other words, you describe her big eyes and long blonde hair. You can mention her age because age often affects how people look. Personality traits are not necessary to answer this question. I believe you're getting confused between these two questions: 1. "What does she look like?" 2. "What is she like?" #1 - describe her looks, hence "look like". #2 - describe her personality - notice there's no "look" before "like" in that question. And then there's of course also: 3. What does she like? - which means, obviously, what sort of things does she enjoy? The difference between #2 and #3 would be the verb involved, "is" and "does".
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    November 22, 2014
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    October 10, 2014
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