Introduction about myself -> About me/Let me introduce myself

My name is Janet, I am from Taiwan.

I have a Master's degree in science from the College of Information and Electrical Engineering and a graduate certificate in strategic relationship marketing.

I am a marketing professional focusing mainly on business development and marketing strategy development for high-tech B2B companies. My expertise includes marketing research and analysis, project and product management as well as marketing communication. What I found (-> find) interesting about Marketing (no caps) is that it is very dynamic and has no right or wrong answers. There are always something new, so I have to be open-minded, creative and never stop learning (-> to never stop learning).

Some fun factors (you mean "facts about myself"?)about me, I am a mother of two kids, one is 5 and another one is 9 (-> one is 5 and another 9). I love spending time with them and actually learn some skills from getting alone with them (learn something from them?) like negotiation and conflict solving skills. Other than that, I like traveling (travelling) to experience different cultures, (I also love) dancing, listening to music and watching movies for fun. My favorite sport is badminton. I have been playing badminton for over 20 years, and I still love it. Lately, I also find myself quite fascinated about the Human Design system.

In short, I am a friendly and open-minded person, (I) enjoy meeting people and discovering new stuff. I am very excited about taking this MBA program and can't wait to start the journey. Thank you.

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You're doing great, keep up the good work!

Hi Anaya, I'm from Southern Vietnam. I'm also a linguistics major so if you like, I can help you learn Southern Vietnamese accent.

Simply put, a complement (补语) is something that tells you more about an action done by someone (subject), e.g. its result, direction, frequency. Here are some examples to clarify my point:

1) 我那本书终于找到了。(I've found the book finally.) Here the subject is 你, the action is 找 (to find), and the result of the action is 到 (which means the person has found where the book is). Therefore, the complement is 到.

2) 他们的办公室今天关门了，所以我可能要下个星期再去一趟。（Their office closes today, we probably have to come back next week.）If you have a look at the "所以我可能要下个星期再去一趟", it is easy to tell that the subject is 我, the action is 去 (to go), and that part that indicates the frequency of the action is 一趟 (which means once, especially used with verbs such as 去). In this example, the complement is 一趟.

At this point, you might still be confused when it comes to identify complements, but that's okay. What I suggest is that you carefully review the formal definition of a complement as well as take a look at different kinds of complements in the Chinese language. That should help you grasp the notion of complements. Best of luck!