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I am Indonesian but from Chinese descent. I work as a translator and editor. I love language. If you need my CV professionally please drop me a message =)
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    i live in a country where public transport is not good and the air is highly polluted. If my car becomes a tree, it won't be great for me. I have to walk to my office everyday, while the distance is 45 mins driving. Besides, I don't like the idea walking on the pedestrian in my place ... too risky ...
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    December 30, 2010
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    paris! oh ... la ... la ...
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    December 28, 2010
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    allez, practiquer avec moi =)

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    December 28, 2010
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    mais, purquoi tu ecris "le cinq lettres mot"?
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    December 22, 2010
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    December 5, 2010
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    Hi Jeff, Many people say that Indonesian bahasa is "wonderful". Why? Because the grammar is very simple. We don't have tense, everything is stated in simple present tense, we don't have gender for noun and other English grammatical stuffs. Besides, we simply repeat singular noun to make it plural. =) On the other hand, many english native speakers who learn bahasa find it a bit confusing because Indonesian bahasa doesn't have as rich vocabularies as English. One word can have several extremely different meanings. For instance the word "enak". When you use it for food, "Makanan ini tidak enak" it means "This food is not delicious". But when you use it for your health "Badanku tidak enak" it simply becomes "I don't feel well". Also notice when you use it to express feeling "Perasaanku tidak enak", the meaning changes as if you are saying "I smell a rat". And it just a word. We have many words that behaves like that ... Good luck with your Indonesian! Esther
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    November 21, 2010
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    Halo RSagum, "Kalau" dan "jika" sama-sama bisa digunakan secara formal, tergantung kalimat dan konteksnya. Namun saya sendiri lebih suka menggunakan "jika" dalam tulisan formal. =) Esther
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    November 21, 2010
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    FRENCH!!
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    September 6, 2010
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    tu peux ecrire qs a mon mur <img src="http://www.italki.com/fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/msn/wink_smile.gif" alt="" />
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    July 2, 2010
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    April 18, 2010
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