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Hi italki! My name is Rob and I am learning Mandarin. I have been learning on and off for around a year and I would like to improve my spoken and listening skills. I'm from Doncaster in South Yorkshire, but now I live in London and work in a hospital. I am learning Chinese because I fell in love with China when I went travelling. I'm quite nervous about speaking, but I would love to meet some patient people here to help me and of course I can help you with your English too. Please be aware that I can't be online all day as I work shifts, but if you are quite flexible with time (of course with time difference too if you are in China), send me a message :)
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    Hi there, "to fill somebody in" means to let them know what is happening. For example: A: I had a terrible day today. B: Oh no, what happened? A: It's a long story, I'll fill you in when I see you! You are filling in the gaps of the other person's knowledge :) Hope that helps!
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    July 20, 2014
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    A little about me 你们好!我姓Flye,叫Rob。 我中国来的朋友给我中文名字《飞罗伯特》。我住在伦敦,可是我是北方人 - 我家都住在英国的北方。我在医院工作可是我不是医生,我在办公室工作。我学习汉语因为我真爱中国。我去年去北京,成都和上海。我想认识朋友也想改善我的中文。
    July 20, 2014
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