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My name's Jasmine, I'm 23, and I just graduated from university. I completed my undergraduate degree in Italian Studies which involved study of Italian literature, film, history, language etc but I also studied a lot of linguistics and some Spanish. I love acquiring new languages and learning about other cultures. I lived in Italy for over 2 years and would love to live abroad again. I have previous teaching experience as I taught English to both children and adults when I lived in Italy. During my final year at university I also taught weekly English classes for International students at my university. I have really enjoyed my teaching experiences to date and I'm more than happy to help others learn and improve their English or Italian. At present I have quite a bit of time on my hands and I'm very excited to start learning Portuguese. I hope that this website will prove a useful tool for doing so. :)
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    Writing an informal letter.

    Dear Pat,
    It was great to hear from you after all this time. We shouldn't let it be so long next time. I know I should have written to you sooner but I have been so busy over the last few weeks that this is the first time I've had an opportunity to sit down and answer.
    In your letter you talked about coming here and visiting Spain, which is the best thing I've heard since we went to that pub with the karaoke! I'm joking, we sang as poorly as each other! But it's a good idea for you to come here, I'm sure you're gonna love it. Choosing between February and September, I'd prefer you to come in Septembe as there will be better weather. In February it's too cold to explore a lot and I want to bring you to a stunning waterfall I know. You will be able to see birds and other kinds of animals in amidst all the nature. Remember to bring your camera with you or you'll regret it!

    I hope you don't mind taking the train because it's the best way to arrive here at a low cost that I know of. I can book you a ticket if you want for September the 1st if that works for you. We could go to the river and visit the villages nearby. I can also ask Sophie if she could let you use the room her brother has just left free -he married a girl last month so he moved to another house. She will be happy to hear from you too and I don't think she will complain about having you as a guest! 

    Send your parents my regards, and don't forget to hug Rex for me, I still remember those walks we took with that lovely doggie of yours.

    I look forward to seeing you in September but first I will wait for your reply so I can organise a bit what we can do so that you will spend the best month abroad ever.

    Lots of love,
    Pau.

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    July 27, 2015
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    My Korea

    I have a Korean Friend who worked in Istanbul as an intern in 2014. I met him in Korea in 2013. We worked together for KITA(Korea International Trade Association) as student marketers. I went to Istanbul as an exchange student and he went as an intern. What a coincidence! We hung out there together sometimes. After a while he went back to Korea and graduated from his university.
    He is two years older than I am and he is looking for a job in Korea at the moment. However, since it is becoming extremely difficult to find a job in Korea as time goes on, he has been unemployed since last January. I personally think he has the right qualifications to find a nice job, but he is having trouble finding one.
    This is not only a problem for him but for most young Koreans. Nowadays, the unemployment rate in Korea is rapidly increasing. Politicians always say: "There are a lot of job opportunities, but the young generation only want to have a decent job, they are lazy". They seem to blame us by saying that. However, the young generation thinks differently. The working environment, wages and many other aspects are very poor in small companies in comparison to large ones.
    It is becoming a huge problem and the Korean government expects it to last for the next 5 years. I am a bit worried as well, but I will try to figure it out myself somehow.

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    July 27, 2015
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    My First Post:

    Hello everybody,

    This is my first post in Italki and I don't know what to write about. I guess talking about my reasons to join this community would be a good start.

    I live in Spain and I love English but it's not so easy to find someone to practice with. I passed the First English Certificate exam of Cambridge almost two years ago, but since then I have barely spoken or written in English. Listening is easier cause there are plenty of podcasts and audios to listen to, and it's really easy to watch a film in its original language (not so easy to underdstand it,hehehe). But when it comes to creating real English by speaking or writing you need someone to help you. So for that reason I joined Italki. I think it's going to be easier to keep on improving if I am part of a big team.

    I will try to write something every week.
    Thanks for reading.

    Miguel

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    July 27, 2015
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    Hi friends, 


    I would like to study English in Australia next year. Why this country? I would like to visit Australia because of the lifestyle and Kangaroo Island (it's amazing). The people are friendly and happy, just like Brazilians. Every day I see pictures of this country.
    I like to run and play soccer. I hope will make a lot of friends around the world. Today in Brazil it is nice and sunny.

    A hug,

    Maicon

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    July 27, 2015
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    First day

    This is my first day on Italki, I worry that no one's going to help me but I hope to find some good teachers and friends..
    I'm here to learn something not to be alone on a website, please help me, pleaseeee! 

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    July 21, 2015
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    My everyday activities:

    Well, my day starts at 5.20am when my cellphone plays an alarm with the song "La voz dormida" from Mägo de Oz...I like to listen to that kind of music (Fölk, Gothic and Symphonic Metal). Then I prepare my breakfast which is always just a cup of milk and coffee. After that I take a shower, get dressed, brush my teeth and go to the bus station to catch the bus to work. My work begins at 7am and ends at 5pm. After I finish work, sometimes I hang out with friends, other times I go directly to buy some dinner and then I return home to study using my PC.


    I usually go to bed at 11pm, but sometimes at 12pm or other times 10pm. At weekends I travel to my home city to visit my parents and on Sunday afternoon I come back to the Capital to get ready for another week of work. 


    So, these are my daily activities! 

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    July 21, 2015
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    a letter

    Dear Vicky.

    How are you? I am writing to tell you about my new school. To begin with, there are many stupid rules, such as: no speaking during the class without the permission of the teacher, dress formally, don't chew gum, and so on.

    In my opinion these rules don't make any sense. I like to wear skirts and chew gum and I don't think that I bother anybody by doing so. I preferred my last school because they were not so strict.

    See you soon.

    Jessica

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    July 20, 2015
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