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Hi, my name is as showed on the profile; I'm a fiction writer, skincare mentor and freelance interpreter. I speak Vietnamese and English, am learning Japanese and Spanish.
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    What does it mean in the English speaking countries' culture? If a boy says to a girl that "I like you" What does it mean? In my culture, "like" in this case equivalent to the very begining of love. I don't know how about its meaning in English. Thank you
    January 22, 2015
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    I always use vdict.com for Eng->Vi translation, you may try it :)
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    January 22, 2015
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    The best word for "take a note" is ghi chú, not ghi chép cho ghi phép. ghi chép is just "writting/writting down" Ghi phép has another meaning such as "to write a application form for leave/absence" (for Office or Class) Ghi phép is not wrong but we never use it, we use "viết giấy xin phép" "làm đơn nghỉ phép" instead. Teaching Vietnamese to foreigners is my previous job, but I hope I can help people sometimes.
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    January 22, 2015
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    Hi Josh, in the North, people clearly distinguish those 2 tones but in the South (like your mother's accent) we do not, we speak the same and we still understand each other. When we have chance to have voice chat on skype, I'll show you :)
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    January 22, 2015
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    What are they called in American English? I would like to know what are the below signs called in American English, not in mathematics, just on keyboard. I only know few of them and I can't look them up in dictionary. ? = question mark _ = underscore ! = exclamation mark : = colon ; = semicolon < and > = ... / and \ = ... ( and ) = brackets ' = ... " = ... { and } = ... * = .... # = .... Thank you so much!
    January 22, 2015
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    Those are to call the third person who is a (one) male disrespectfully. with or without "ta" doesn't change the meaning. Hope it helps you :)
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    January 13, 2015
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    What's the difference of 'Sect' and 'Faction'? I am looking for a word in English to express a group of people using Martial Art in their own way, then I found these 2 words but confused which one is better. Thank you so much
    January 12, 2015
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    I'm not an English Native Speaker but as far as I know, "I've just seen" is usually used by British People and "I just saw" is usually used by American People. Personally I think that in an email, "I've just seen" is more formal :) "I just saw" is a bit conversational
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    January 8, 2015
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    V-ぬ and V-あん in Japanese For example: 許されない -> 許さん;　知らない -> 知らぬ I would like to know about the these types of Verbs. Do they have meaning of negation? What are the rules to change from V-る to V-ぬ and V-あん Thank you so much.
    December 30, 2014
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    I want to learn lerning speak and listen English speaking and listening skill, and I will help you to speak tell Vietnamese

     

    Hello. I come<em>/am</em> from Ha Noi, <em>Vietnam</em>.

    I connect with join italki.com to find new friends and to study speak and listen English English speaking and listening skill. I speak English not good well, so <em>(if/I hope)</em> you can help me lerning speak and listen English to learn lerning speak and listen English speaking and listening skill, and I will help you to talk speak Vietnammese, knowledge about cultural' Vietnam's culture and we have become (new) friends. Thank you very much. (See you a gain.)

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    December 24, 2014
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