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Hello, I'm a graduate student majoring in English Education. I'm good at Chinese (mother tongue), English (over 10-year-study). Korean (3-year-learning) and Japanese (for 2 years). Currently I'm working on basic German and definitely want to learn some French and Spanish in the following 2 years. Come and make friend with me. I'm sure we will enjoy sharing language learning experience with each other.
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    What would be your way of saying "I love you" to the one you really love I always have trouble with saying "I love you" face-to-face to my parents and those I really love. I would try to stay as long as I could with them, even in an irratatingly funny way to hide my embarrasement. Is it easy for you? And what's your version of saying it?
    August 10, 2015
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    Correctin first~

    I will introduce myself a little bit so that you can know me better. 

    I was born in Spain. I have been here for almost all my life , less tan a year before I moved to London.

     since it was a first time I was out my home without knowing the language and my adaptation was quite difficult.
     I wish to improve my english because forthcoming I'd like to go abroad again to continue learning it and to know new lands.

     

    Introduction then. Hi, I'm Dorcas and I'm from China. I major in English an now study in theU.S. I'm a huge fan of books too, partly because I've got limited opportunities for travelling. As an old saying goes "Either your mind or your foot should set on the road to a foreigh land." And that's why I love making friends too. 

     

    Looking forward to your reply.

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    August 10, 2015
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    August 9, 2015
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    it's a fixed usage. nalu has different meanings. When it refers to "become" or any verb around it, ni is used. eg. haluni nalu. it becomes spring. bangaosini nalu. she becomes a nurse
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    August 8, 2015
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    hanaximasu and ga here is wrong. This sentence you read actually means CAN yiu speak English. And hanasemasu=can/be able to hanaximasu. or hanase=can hanasu o means eigo is object and hanasu is a transitive verb while ga has mutiple roles. It may follow an intransitive verb or indicate the noun before it is subject.
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    August 8, 2015
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    I'm big fan of British accent... after I became a big fan of Yes, Minister& Yes, Prime Minister. It's low-pitched magnificent. And may I ask why Austrilian is your favorate? My Austrilian friends speak with a lisping accent and I just don't like it.
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    August 8, 2015
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    Well, first and foremost, i cannot help correcting your sentence before giving any answer. "Do you think TO learn English well is to DO listening comprehension WELL" I believe English grammar has the beauty of balance and keep in mind don't ruin it. I do think there is a link between listening and speaking, so is reading and writing, WHICH MEANS YOU CAN MAKE ONE UP BY PRACTICING ANOTHER AND OUTPUT IT! AND SPEAK OUT THE WORD, IDIOM, GRAMMAR, SENTENCE YOU HAVE LEARNRED IN REPEATED LISTENING. So, yes and no.
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    August 8, 2015
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