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I currently live in America, and I have a huge interest in learning languages! I'm hoping to learn more Chinese and learn some basic Japanese.
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  • Answered
    "Have been doing" is something that can be interpreted as you are still doing it, or in the process of doing it. So, for example, "I have been doing a lot of reading". "have (has) been done" is something that is finished or complete--something in the past that isn't being done anymore. For example: "This drawing has been done for a while now" or "What have you done?"
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    May 1, 2015
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    Beginning Japanese Hi! I'm really interested in learning Japanese, but I'm not sure what the best way is. I know there are a few different types of writing (hiragana and katakana), but I don't know which to learn or how. Are there any really great books to help me learn? Thanks!
    May 1, 2015
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    A happy day

    Today is Labor Day, and I got 3 days off (This isn't a necessary fix, but it helps with the flow :D ). I was very happy, cause I have time to relax and do things that I want. Yesterday I made an appointment with my friend that we'll and we plan to play in the centre of the city today.
    I got up early this morning and then went to do (this isn't needed) exercise. After I had breakfast, I met my friend in at the school gate. We took a stroll round around a bazaar and ate some delicious food. The weather today was sunny, and it was really hot outside. I basked (great word usage!) in the sunshine all day. I felt like I got a suntan.
    The most happiest exciting thing today was that when we went to khan Steam. It was the first time that I experienced it. I was really excited. While I was lying on the hot stocks I felt very comfortable. I went into a high temperature room for sweat steaming, and the temperature reached 70℃. I had stayed in it for 10 minutes. It was so hot that I couldn't stop sweating. My friend just stayed 2 minutes and then she went outside. She could'nt couldn't (an easy was to remember where apostrophes go: They always go where the letter is missing. So for example you have "could" and "not", when you put them together, you lose the "o" in "not" so you are left with "couldn't) stand such high degree temperatures, but I really enjoyed it. I think high temperature sweat steaming is good for our health and skin, because Couse sweating is detoxifying. What's more, it can help us relax, reduce tension,and relieve stress. We took a lot of pictures in it. Both of us had a great fun.
    Since my English is not good eough, I can't describe it very well (This was REALLY good!). I wanna try my best to express my ideas and feeling much better in the future. So I'll write English diary frequently on the italki, and share new things happen to me. I also wanna make lots of friends who love learning languages and have a great passion for sharing. We can help each other and make progress.
    That's all. Thank you for reading. Great work!

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    May 1, 2015
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  • Posted
    Introduction in Japanese? I'm trying to learn some basic Japanese and I was wondering how to say "How are you?" "How was your day?" "My name is..." and "What is your name?" Arigatou!
    April 28, 2015
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    你好! 你好!我的名字是 Maddie。 我的爱好是看书也我的爱好是听音乐!我的喜欢食物是意大利面。你的爱好是什么?你的喜欢什么食物?
    April 27, 2015
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