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I'm not sure if people still even read these, but hello there and thank you for taking your time to read this (which I'm guessing you are). My name's Dee. I'm a student. I'm currently learning French and Spanish. I think languages are interesting and is very helpful in connecting people together. I'd love to help anyone with their English in exchange for French/Spanish. I'm also interested in learning other cultures and meeting new people. Drop me a message if you're interested.
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    Pergi ke Starbucks dan bertemu dengan temanku LJ setelah bekerja hari ini

    Hari ini aku mau pergi ke Starbucks yang terletak di Holyoke, Massachusetts setelah bekerja untuk membeli es teh hijau. Setiap pagi aku pergi ke Cumberland Farms swalayan untuk membeli es teh. Aku lebih suka es teh hijau dari es teh biasa tetapi Cumberland Farms hanya menjual es teh biasa. Bagaimanapun, kami menyebut "swalayan " "a convenience store" dalam bahasa Inggris Amerika.

    Setelah bekerja aku akan bertemu dengan teman aku LJ untuk bekerja pada situs web kami. Tetapi dia sekarang bekerja di Boston hari ini, jadi dia mungkin tidak bisa bertemu dengan aku.

    == American English For English Learners ==

    Going to Starbucks and Meeting up with My Friend LJ after Work Today

    Today, I want to go to the Starbucks in Holyoke, Massachusetts after work to get an iced green tea. Every morning, I go to Cumberland Farms to get an iced tea. I like iced green tea more than plain iced tea but Cumberland Farms only sells plain iced tea. Anyhow, we call a "swalayan" a "convenience store" in American English.

    After work, I'm also meeting up with my friend LJ to work on our website. But, he is working in Boston today, so he might not be able to meet up with me.

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    August 11, 2014
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    Not quite. It's an old language. I highly doubt anyone can "master" it. The most they can do is speak a few sentences. My friends have taken Latin and even their professors can only speak several sentences. You can't speak it like English. You can't use it every day, and you can't be fluent at it, but you can learn a few words and speak a few things.
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    August 11, 2014
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    They're essentially the same, but "I got to go" is more informal.
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    August 10, 2014
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    The Giver

    After I finished reading "Anansy Boys" by Neil Gaiman, I was looking for another book. I've tried two, but I didn't finish them because they were above my English level, so I decided to put them off until I feel prepared.
    Instead of looking for any English book, I focused my attention to children and young adult books, especially because of the vocabulary. After some research I found a book called The Giver (for children).
    I've read four chapters, and until now it's been a interesting read.
    I told about this book to an American and a Canadian and both have already read it when they were younger. It seems to be a very famous book in their country.
    And this year, it will become a movie. I hope to finish reading until there.

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    August 10, 2014
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