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I've just been totally motivated by all the TED talks about language learning. They suggested finding a native speaker in person or online to practice, so that's why I'm here. I speak English and Mandarin Chinese fluently, so if you would like to speak with me and teach me (extreme) beginner's Korean or Japanese, I would really like that! In return, I can provide help with any of your English speaking/pronunciation and I can also help you edit any writing (creative or scientific - I went to school for Biomedical Sciences). I am only interested in learning Korean or Japanese at the moment, so I would only like to partner with people who are fluent in those languages. :) Thanks!
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    Hi Lily,

     

    I am a native English speaker and think I can help with your last request.

     

    I have literally just decided today that I'd like to learn Korean and Japanese leisurely. So I do not currently have any Korean skills, but in the future if you could return the favour and help me with my Korean that would be grand.

     

    Feel free to message me with any questions or editing you might need! :)

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    If you're trying to break down the sentence: From (从) under your arms (你的膀子下) to (到) your hips (你的臀部)。 Otherwise, please explain your question better.
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    October 10, 2014
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    When someone asks "How do you like this shirt?" they are asking for your opinion, so it has the same meaning as "What do you think of this shirt?". But both of your answers are appropriate, depends on what you think of the shirt, I guess.
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    October 10, 2014
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    It is my understanding that the "of" in this sentence is incorrect. You're right, "it takes practice to..." is what it should be.
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