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In my opinion, learning a language is not only for exam or test. When we learn a language, we have chance to exchange culture, religions and show the image of our country to our global friends. I love travelling and discover new things!
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    Biennial "Once upon a time..." I think I will not start my story by "Once upon a time", because it's not a fairy tale, and although there are a boy and a girl in the story, finally they do not "live happily ever after" like the end of every fairy tales. The girl, who is a university student now, these days is watching Euro. A girl enjoying football is not weird, but the point is that she did not like football from very first place. As other girls, she thought it was so boring, and it looked like a fight between 22 people. However, everything changed ever since she has known the boy, when she must have gone to city stadium to support her high school's football team. All she knew is that he has a sweet smile. Needless to say, he loved football. He loved watching, playing, making some comments in each match. But he was very tender and cared about the girl very much. He said: "Thank you for coming to watch my matches. And supporting me". She smiled. Everything should have been great like that until the day of graduation. The girl, trying to be brave, confessed her love to the boy after the closing ceremony. He refused. He explained numerous things, but she just heard only one reason. "I love another girl, and we are going to study abroad next month together". She was heart broken. After that, they lost contact. A long time later, each year in which World Cup or Euro is held, she does not miss any match. At the same time, she misses the boy a little bit. That means, logically, she thinks about him every 2 years. Same as this year. She is not his princess, but at least she is still her dad's princess. She knows that when her dad calls her: "Be quick my dear, now is Portugal and Australia!" :) ... I say: "I'm coming" to my dad, shut down the computer, and decide to enjoy the match without thinking about him. It's time to finish the story.
    June 19, 2016
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    April 3, 2016
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    I think the clearest feature is that the way they pronounce the "r" sound :)
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    March 30, 2016
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    I wanna hear ur voice coz I gonna go, lemme record it coz it's kinda a habit. :D

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    March 30, 2016
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    How to say "Happy New Year" in your languages? ^^ Hi everyone! A bit early but I wish you a happy, healthy and successful new year :) I'm from Vietnam and in my country we say "Chúc mừng năm mới" to welcome a new year. What about yours? Share with me! :)
    December 31, 2015
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    Merry Christmas ❄️????????????????????????????

    Merry Christmas everyone! Wish you best and enjoy your time on Christmas Day! :)

    Can you tell about Christmas in your country? I know Christmas in each country is different from others, and in some places it's not common as well. But everyone has a blast on Christmas Day right? (Though I have exam the day after Christmas LOL) 

    December 24, 2015
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    @Paul 

    Thanks! I understand what you say, I mean, the letter 'T" is pronounced more clearly, is there any relation to the fact that English people like drinking tea?? :D 

     

    @Adrian

    Oh really? Maybe it's a joke XD 

    I have a question, is this thing is related to difference between American accent and British accent in pronouncing letter "T" (such as: water)? (I'm just curious) 

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    November 23, 2015
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    Tea and English

    Hello everyone, 

    I've heard about that because the English people like drinking tea, they take pronouncing the letter "T" in consideration. 

    I found this thing interesting. Can you tell me more about it? And also, is there any reliable source mentioning pronouncing "T" related to Tea in England? 

    Thanks! ^^

    November 23, 2015
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    @Aegis

    Ah I got it. Yeah thank you so much! 

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    November 7, 2015
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    @Aegis

    Yes it can cause some misunderstandings! :)

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    November 7, 2015
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