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Hello everyone from around the world!!!! I'm Christine, but I like people call me Silly. I'm originally from Hong Kong, but I'm studying in Australia... (I'M GOING TO UNI!!!!! YAASSSS) I can speak Cantonese, English, Mandarin and little Japanese Basically, I would like to learn English and Japanese from the native speakers, however, I wouldn't mind if you're not. Hopefully we will become friends みなさんよろしく!!
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    No more Cantonese Skype Group??

    Hey guys, so for those who comment on my previous discussion, I might close the Cantonese group because no one actually talk or anything, and it is really hard for having people from different country with different time zones which might hard for everyone to have a really nice Cantonese learning chat or even have a Skype group call for the people who want to practise speaking Cantonese. Please notes that I'm not saying that I don't care the group or people who want to learn Cantonese anymore, but it is just so hard to operate the whole thing without people respond or anything. I still love you all and if you really do want to learn Cantonese, feel free to ask me about it. so for now, I will not add anyone in the group (sorry...)
    hope you guys understand =(

    November 1, 2015
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    「は」と「が」?? so i was preparing for my exam and i found this 「本はありますが、辞書はありません。」 (don't even know what it means ...) why is not 「が」 「本がありません...」?? 違いますか??教えてください。
    October 10, 2015
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    how do you say this in Japanese? #2 I have to write an article for my oral exam (final year of high school DX) and I dont know how to say this in Japanese, would you kindly give me a hand?? "I learned a lot of Japanese from their anime, and so (you can say) CLAMP (they are manga artist just in case you may not know) was my very first Japanese teacher." I'll also upload my work and so please help ... this means a lot to me ... THANK YOU ありがとうございます!!!
    October 5, 2015
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    how do you say this in Japanese? #2 I have to write an article for my oral exam (final year of high school DX) and I dont know how to say this in Japanese, would you kindly give me a hand?? "I learned a lot of Japanese from their anime, and so (you can say) CLAMP (they are manga artist just in case you may not know) was my very first Japanese teacher." I'll also upload my work and so please help ... this means a lot to me ... THANK YOU ありがとうございます!!!
    October 5, 2015
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  • Corrected

    Week 01: 粵語 Version B (Longer version)

    你好,我叫Ramon(。我 ) , 係荷蘭人。(can join them together) 我今年二十五歲。我住喺荷蘭。我屋企有daddy, mammy 同埋 一個哥哥。 佢 , 叫Dennis。 佢今年二十七歲。因為荷蘭人講荷蘭文所以我地係屋企既時候講荷蘭文。(because ... so...)  荷蘭人講荷蘭文。我地有自己既語言㗎(ga)。

    我仲係一個學生添(tim)。我學讀緊(duk6 gan2) (學 is meaning of study, but if you're trying to say "I'm studying 'subject' then we would use 讀緊, 讀--> read 緊--> -ing) Business/商業。我既興趣係睇電視, 聽音樂,同埋學其他語言 (埋 can be mean as "also", we would say "learning OTHER(其他) languages instead of "learning languages") 。我好鍾意廣東話. 我希望第時識識講流利既廣東話。

    我早餐食麵包, 一個條/ 隻香蕉同飲小小牛奶。我午餐(也 this is not actually wrong but this is more like written form) 都係食麵包. 不過係 (but is...) 我食一個有火腿, 芝士同雞蛋既三文治。(or just say 火腿芝士蛋三文治, just put the food name for the sandwich and that's the name of the sandwich, PRETTY EASY HUH?! XD) 我好鍾意芝士。荷蘭人都鍾意芝士,哈哈。晚餐我食薯仔, 一啲蔬菜同肉。荷蘭人只食雞肉, 豬肉同牛肉。 (ohh really ??) 

    you can say "通常食" instead of just say "我早餐食..." because you dont always eat the same thing for the rest of your life right?? so, more likely "I mostly (通常) eat".

    also, for as breakfast, just put "當早餐" (as breakfast)  at the end, this would be better than just say breakfast in the front. 

    For example, 我通常食麵包, 一條/ 隻香蕉同飲小小牛奶當早餐。(i usually eat bread, a banana and little milk as breakfast) 

    hope this can help ^^ 

    add oil !!! ( which mean do your best in hk english) 

     

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    September 16, 2015
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  • Commented

    if you wanna learn cantonese one on one on skype which i am fine with it ... just message me and ask me about it ;) 

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    September 6, 2015
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  • Answered
    唔好意思 is more like "excuse me" or a more polite form of "sorry" meaning use as making a mistake at a workplace for example: 唔好意思, 我而家去改 ( Excuse me (or Sorry), I'll go change it) or can be use literally ... "excuse me" asking people for example: 唔好意思, 廁所係邊到呀? (Excuse me, where is the toilet?) 對唔住: meaning use as "sorry" this is more like "sorry, I regret for what I did" ... is more like a formal way as way but really depends on how you say it or the situation for example: if you lost your friends favourite jacket 對唔住呀, 我整唔見左你的外套,我唔係有心嫁 (sorry, I lost your jacket, I didn't do that on purpose) using "對唔住" can also use as "sorry and ask for forgiveness) in Cantonese, "對唔住" is more serious than "唔好意思 " however, it really depends on how you say it or the situation but, it's ok for using as the same meaning... 唔好意思... sorry my explanation is kinda bad ... haha
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    August 31, 2015
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  • Posted
    No more Cantonese Skype Group??

    Hey guys, so for those who comment on my previous discussion, I might close the Cantonese group because no one actually talk or anything, and it is really hard for having people from different country with different time zones which might hard for everyone to have a really nice Cantonese learning chat or even have a Skype group call for the people who want to practise speaking Cantonese. Please notes that I'm not saying that I don't care the group or people who want to learn Cantonese anymore, but it is just so hard to operate the whole thing without people respond or anything. I still love you all and if you really do want to learn Cantonese, feel free to ask me about it. so for now, I will not add anyone in the group (sorry...) 

    hope you guys understand =( 

    August 30, 2015
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  • Posted
    言葉が重い?? (word is heavy??) Why Japanese think "word" or "language" is heavy ?? for example, 愛している (I love you) , I don't really get why they think of this way ... i mean words dont have weight like kg... hummmm なぜ日本人は言葉が重いと思いますか?例えば、愛している。㎏がありませんよ。 僕は本当にわからない…教えてください。
    August 18, 2015
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  • Answered
    i guess thats pretty hard to find it here but i guess u can search on yahoo.com.hk it would be more easier add oil !!!!!
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    July 12, 2015
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