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    January 15, 2015
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    I'm kind of vintage, I like Korean dramas that were filmed in 1990s and 2000s, I dislike the current dramas, they're all about young love affairs, but as you can see in older dramas, they focused on love stories AND family life, since a marriage means two families get together, not just two people....My favorite drama is 인어아가씨 

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    That totally depends on how you think and what you are going to do! If you just want to stay in your place for the rest of your life, then why do you bother to learn a foreign language? If you plan to move out and live somewhere else, then I guess acquiring a second language is the essential of getting accepted by locals. Plus, if you work as a businessman and often negotiate with foreigners, then I think you'd better learn one.

    Anyways, people have different hobbies, some people are just into learning languages, just like some people like to collect stamps.:)

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    January 15, 2015
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    :) Mona, thank you for your help,
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    January 10, 2015
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    Some pronunciation of Arabic words Hi, ahlan wa sahlan, I just start learning Arabic these days, I love her script, however, I'm not sure about pronunciation of some words, could you please help me check out whether I have made mistakes? Shukran who-man, you for male-anta, you for female-anti, I-anaa, he-huwa, she-hiya, Amin(boy's name)-أَمِينْamiin, girl name-أَمِينَةُamiinahu, نَبِيلٌ-nabiilun, هِنْدُ-hindu, what-maa, name-ism, your(male)name-ismuka, your name(girl)-ismuki, his name-ismuhu, her name-ismuhaa, my name-ismii, سَمِيٌ[samiiun?], سَمِيرَةُ[samiirahu??], كَريِم[karim?], إِلَى اللَّقَاءِ[ilai al-laqaa], I'm not so sure about the last expression Could you guys recommend any websites that have pronunciation or latin transliteration of Arabic words, THANK YOU very much in advance.
    January 6, 2015
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    January 5, 2015
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    My job interview Today I had an interview, I wanted to find a job as an English teacher at a cram school. I can't teach at regular schools because I didn't enter for "Teachers' Certificate examinations"before, so without certificate, I can only teach at cram schools, you know, cram schools are prevailing in mainland China because almost every parent wants their babies to be NO.1 academically. School grades are everything for kids in China. Well, this afternoon, I stepped into their office and a beautiful young lady received me, and she asked questions about my basic info, and then she asked me,"Mr. Wang, are you able to teach Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology?", and I thought to myself, "What? Aren't I applying for English teacher here, why on earth do I have to be an 'almighty' god? I'm not a prodigy!", so I replied, "Sorry, ma'am, I can't, but I can learn now!!". A questionable expression soon crawled on her face and then spreaded all over it, "Were you good at these subjects when you were a middle school student?", she asked again, "Absolutely no, I'm proficient in languages and I stunk at them, but I'm good at learning, I learn really fast." I replied confirmly. "Allow me to think about this, okay? I'll call you later.". Well, that was quite an interview.
    January 5, 2015
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