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    You should talk to the person in charge, but I don't know who IT IS/THEY ARE. Anyway, THEY will help you. I hope that helps! :)
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    June 7, 2015
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    Home - Sweet Home

    It has been 01 one ('1' could also be used, the '0' is simply not necessary) week since I temporarily stopped writing in my notebook on Italki. I had to prepare for my trip to Vietnam trip and I did not have enough free time, even for reading notifications.
    I am in Hanoi now. The weather is hot and humid. There has been some rains but the temperature is still over 38 degrees. The traffic in Hanoi still drives me crazy as usual with lots of traffic jams and people driving dangerously. However, those chore things cannot make me feel less-excited when I get home. --I'm having a hard time understanding this part. I think the word 'chore' is making the sentance difficult to follow. If you are trying to say that the heat, humidity and poor drivers are not making you any less excited to be home, try: "However, those minor things don't make me less excited to be home", or "dispite those minor things, I am still very excited to be home."
    I met my family after 01 one year working abroad and nothing is more precious than that.
    My elder sister gave birth to a girl last month. She is an angel with cute smile and dimpled cheek. I love her so much. I could not stay far away from her for even just 15 minutes :)
    My mother cooks lots of delicious dishes for me. I am sure assure there is no chief in the world could make me enjoy my meal as much as she does her. She is a super-chief in my heart, she is always on my mind and always is.
    Hanoi welcomed me with by its stunning beauty in June. I wandered to Hoan Kiem Lake and took take some picture in the Old Quarter, and listened to sweet songs written about Hanoi. My heart seemed to be melting. It's time to come back. Home is always the best place when you are tired :)

    Thanks for reading and correcting it. Have Wish you a nice day!

     

    Sounds like a wonderful trip. I hope this was helpful! :)

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    June 7, 2015
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  • Answered
    Esperanto was designed to be a universal language, and something like two million people in the world speak it. I think the concept is really interesting and will probably try to learn it after my French gets a little better.
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    June 7, 2015
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  • Posted
    にほんごでかいています。 わたしわにほんごがまなびます、でもまだじょずでわありません。かんじわかれいますすべきですかいています。でものみひらがなとカタカナわかります、かんじわかりません。すぐににほんごをじょうずにはなします。 If you are able to read this, I apologize for how difficult it must be to read. I have been studying Japanese (self teaching) for only about two weeks, and this is my first time attempting to write anything. Should read: Title: "Writing in Japanese" "I am learning Japanese, but I'm not very good yet. I understand that I should be writing in Kanji, but I only know Hiragana and Katakana, I don't know Kanji. Soon I will be speaking Japanese well."
    June 7, 2015
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  • Answered
    Typically, the word "crew" is used when speaking about a group of people who perform jobs that require manual labor. For example, in an office, the people who clean the office may be called a "cleaning crew", but the workers in clerical, operational, and management roles would not be. Staff and personnel can be used when talking about any group of employees.
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    June 7, 2015
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    The only thing that has helped me is simply speaking more. The more time that you spend speaking, the more confident you will be. Advice that is often given (which I find has worked for me) is to drink a bit of alcohol (if you are of legal age to do so) to help reduce your nerves, and soon you'll find it coming more naturally. Do you have anyone that you could speak English with? Try finding a language exchange partner on this site. Good luck!
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    June 7, 2015
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    Both of those sentences would be correct and understood if you use "want to" rather than "wanna". However, asking "How can/do I keep in touch with you?" or simply "How can/do we keep in touch?" would sound a little more natural to a native speaker. I hope this is helpful!
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    June 7, 2015
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    California

    Hi, I'm Shiho. I'm 27 and have came to California 7 months ago. Wanna more I want to/I would like to improve my English so I'm looking for a language exchange language partner. If you wanna want to/would like to exchange with me, please let me know. 
    Anyway, I went to the Japanese market today and bought a Kaisendon, but it was a little bit expensive. 
    I think almost most of the stuff of in California is more expensive than Japan!
    I am sad:( haha

     

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    June 5, 2015
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