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I'm currently living in Beijing and I also have some experiences of living aboard. Since I'm passionate about learning English I'm always looking for outlets to enhance it as a second language. In the meantime, I love to interact with people who wanna make an improvement in Chinese mandarin as well as Cantonese
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    What's the definition of a "good" user in one language

    I find it hard to define. As the more I learn the more I feel how difficult it is to actually master a language. Let along the vocabulary, there are usually many phases and grammars for us to remember. 

    November 6, 2015
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    November 6, 2015
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    Fast and furious It's been a long way, without you my friend. And I'll tell you all about it when I see you again. So moved by the sorrow words sang to pay tribute to Mr Paul Walker. May the light leads your way to heaven.
    April 19, 2015
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    brilliant question!

    in my opinion, wisdom only could be gained over a period of time.

    but IQ on the other hand, sadly to say, is heavily related to our genes, but still able to develp partially through intellectual activities. 

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    April 18, 2015
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    depends on what level you are now, but since you know Cantonese I believe it's already a better start than those whose native languages are more unassosiated with Chinese, Mandarin. I speak both madarin and cantonese I think it's not too hard to switch between these two.

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    April 18, 2015
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    surely traditional chinese is more difficult in terms of writing, but most of my friends haven't had trouble learning traditional characters, as most of them often appear on certain channels on TV. So if, only if, you still like to learn to read in simplify characters, watch some relevant TV shows might help.

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    April 18, 2015
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    Should people only study language to pass the exam or for self growth? While the time I live in China, I've experienced many Chinese students constantly and intensively learn English in order to pass certain exams in their lives. At one point I totally understand this action because scores are vital for one's success, for example becoming acceptable for their desired universities and getting their dream posts. On the other hand, I've also encountered many students struggle with daily communication even with great result of prestigious language tests. Then I wonder, are exams really reflects your genuine ability? What should be the standard of a good exam?
    April 17, 2015
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    This question itself sounds a bit weird to me already. Maybe change to "do foreign language partner correct grammar mistakes "
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    April 11, 2015
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    April 10, 2015
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    " one love" by blue, reminds me of the old days while i was back in the UK

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    April 10, 2015
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