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Hi, I am Marvin. I live in Taipei, Taiwan. I speak English and Chinese. I'd like to meet new friends.
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    The following is my understanding of your passage. My biased understanding! Psychogeography is a subject that is intended to teach readers what the sublime is. However, the sublime is like “the ideal.” It is out there, but it is intangible. You can only imagine it. When one day you feel you have a grasp of it, you’ve got it. Therefore, all the obscure places, elusive effects, and precedents (putting all of these together may make one frustrated) are means through which we get to know what the sublime is.
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    January 28, 2016
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    small translation from literary work :)

    He wore such pretty old clothes that even people accustomed for to such clothes may feel ashamed to walk in broad daylight. However, it was a place that nothing can could surprise people with such things. Proximity of Samanpazar, majority of known houses, especially workers, artisans , craftsmen,  added interest to the appearance of the streets and avenues of in the center part of Petersburg,  that where nobody would can be feel surprised when seeing strange ones.
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    January 23, 2016
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    Both "because" and "due to" are used to introduce the reason for something. The only difference is that "because" is used to introduce all kinds of reasons, whether they are good or bad. By contrast, "due to" is mostly use to introduce the reason for an undesirable situation. Sample sentences: Because he helped, I passed the test. (O) Because there was a traffic jam, most of them were late. (O) Due to his help, I passed the exam. (X) Due to the traffic jam, most of them were late. (O)
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    January 22, 2016
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    A Liter of Tears - Keep fighting till the end your life!

    ‘A litre of tears’ that is a Japanese drama film.  I spent all day to watch watching it.  A Litre of Tears made me cry! It was powerful.
    It is based on a true story from the diary of Kitou Aya – A girl who surfferd suffered from a serious deases disease know known as “ degenerative disease” when she was 15 years old.
    She can’t walk, and she can’t move anymore and she can’t talk, . it It is incurable! I imagened imagine if I don’t couldn't  run anymore, it life will would be terrible!! but However, she was kept struggling until she died at the aged of 25.
    I learned many meaningfull meaningful things from that film : Motivation, Family, Love, Health and the last things is she always says-- “Thank you”

    P.s: I came back today for to my school, and my Mom called me to know make sure that I’ve arrived safely yet? She always is the first person! Thanks to Mom, thank you!
    Special thanks to my friend he who suggested recommended this film to me ^^ and thanks for the correction!
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    January 22, 2016
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    January 21, 2016
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    January 21, 2016
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    I think there is no difference. You can either say "it's a present for you" or "it's a gift for you." No difference.
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    January 21, 2016
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