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私は日本で働いているエンジニアです。日本のことが大好きで日本に来たが、日本語の聞き取りが苦手なので悩んでいます。日本人の友達を作って一緒に遊びながら日本語を学びたいんです。私は中国語、韓国語、英語が全部得意なので、教えてもらいたい方は気軽に連絡してください。 Name's Thomas, an engineer currently working in Japan. I would like to make new friends and enhance my language skills while enjoying and appreciating different cultures. Since I am now in Japan, Japanese will be the main thing for me. But feel free to contact me if you need help with Chinese, Korean, or English.
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    从这幅图，我们可以看到一位个女人，在测量自己的腰围。好像她要减肥了也许她想减肥。可能是每个女人都想减肥。我也想。但是我的腰比她的腰更胖粗。图片上的那个这个的女人在我看来已经很瘦了，不需要减肥。她的身材很好，而且身体素质也很强好。我觉得她经常锻炼，比如，去健身房，做健美操，练瑜伽，等等。我也应该这样做。
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    April 23, 2016
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    Yes, it's almost correct. But to be more precise, it's "I'll eat sushi sometime." I hope it helps.
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    April 23, 2016
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    给你推荐一本英语语法书：《像高手一样学语法》牛童著；胖兔子粥粥绘。 以前我也和你一样，一看到各种论七八糟的时态复用就直接懵X。 正所谓“授人以鱼，不如授之以渔”。这是一本工具书，它教的其实不是语法，而是学习英语的方法和态度，并且化繁为简，非常实用。我从这本书受益匪浅。希望对你也有所帮助。加油！
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    April 22, 2016
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    I think it's Chinglish assuming that you are trying to express "我特别喜欢读书" in English. Although there is no any grammatical problem in this sentence, it does not feel appropriate. For instance, we say "I brought you a book." not "I brought a bood to you." The latter is grammatically correct, but still we don't say it like that. So, "I really like reading." will be good enough to express yourself. Hope it helps.
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    April 22, 2016
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    It's the usage of "distance" in verb form. "distance oneself from a person or thing." It means feel less friendly or positive toward the person or thing, which means 疏远 in Chinese. So in this case, I think the author omitted "from you" after "distance themselves." And that made you confused. Hope it will help.
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    April 21, 2016
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    There is a free course about IELTS on edX. https://courses.edx.org/courses/course-v1:UQx+IELTSx+3T2015/info You can try that out and see if it helps. Good luck.
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    April 8, 2016
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    Not exactly. It's "Do you often do sports?" Not "how often."
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    April 7, 2016
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    汉语：“我觉得你的导航把广珠西线高速公路设定成行驶路线了。” 粤语：不懂……
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    April 7, 2016
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    What is "body of interest" in Chinese? I can't find any appropriate translation for "body of interest" on the Internet. It's about something you draw on the first step when you try to solve a machenical engineering problem by doing a FBD (Free Body Diagram) where simplified shapes represent parts of a machine. What I got from the Internet is "利益主体". But apparently, it's not something about profit since it's related to engineering machenics. "An FBD represents the body of interest and the external forces on it." This is what I found on Wikipedia. But since the Chinese site is banned in China, there is no way to find out how to say it precisely in Chinese. Can someone who's familiar to this subject help me? The definition of it in English will also do. Thanks.
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