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Hi, I'm Isabelle I am a native speaker in both English and Cantonese(Chinese) I am living in Toronto, Canada right now. I grew up in Canada and been to Hong Kong for several years before. My English is the same as any other Canadian, as well as my Cantonese. I am advanced in Mandarin(Chinese) also, not only do I speak Chinese I know how to write traditional Chinese and read both traditional and simplified Chinese. I decided to learn Japanese recently and would love help from people who speak Japanese! I may be a beginner but I can assure you I'm a quick learner as well :D
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    Music in China.

    Can anyone tell me where I can find good-quality music in Shanghai?
    Are there any vinyl disc record shop?
    I am a big fan of music. With no preference of genre.
    From classical to Dance music such as techno and tribal music.

    Thanks.

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    December 16, 2014
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  • Commented

    For learing english , reading books and listening to songs are activities you may do on your own, best if you could read out words you read.

    I've studied in Hong Kong for a few years so I understand how hard it may be for Cantonese speakers to learn English.

     

    Another thing you may do and through italki is find someone who is willing to practice writing/speaking english with you. By speaking with native speakers your mistakes may be corrected by them as a converstaion is carried out. 

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    October 14, 2014
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    I speak both fluently as my family speaks cantonese and I have a alot of friends that speak Mandarin.

     

    In my opinion though, I would learn Cantonese first as cantonese may be a bit harder to pronounce, you may find Mandarin a bit easier after learning it.

     

    For what I have experience, cantonese speakers tend to learn mandarin better instead of the other way. Mandarin speakers usually have an accent or find it hard to pronounce accurately when they learn cantonese.

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    October 14, 2014
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