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Heeyoung
Korean
Feb 8, 2021
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Korean
Jan 24, 2021
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Korean
Jan 17, 2021
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Jan 3, 2021
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  • Commented

    Hi Jake! I studied abroad with IES Abroad, albeit in Germany, a few years ago and would say that I had a very positive experience. That being said, I honestly don't know much about their programs in China. If you are looking to study abroad in a smaller, second-tier city (unlike Beijing or Shanghai) and just want the experience - not course credit, I would recommend one of InternChina's programs. The language courses are reasonably priced and you'll have the opportunity to live in a homestay with local families. Full disclosure - I am currently interning at their Qingdao office. This isn't a sales pitch - just wanted to share another study abroad option :). I wish you well in your study abroad search and Mandarin studies!  

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    October 30, 2016
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    My old computer

    I have a very old computer in my office and I have used it for a long time, more than ten years. It has been a really long time. I treat it like an old friend. But today I have to say goodbye to "him" because it (or "he") has become more and more slow. It always takes me more time (or longer) to handle my work. Opening Word and Excel files is also slow. Opening websites is worse. Most of the time I lose my patience and start to get angry. You know it is hard to wait such a long time if you have an urgent task to do. But old is old and it has to be replaced. Thanks for "your" company for such a long time. I am appreciative of that!


    Excellent work, Kam! Sorry about your computer :(

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    June 15, 2016
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    March 25, 2016
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  • Answered
    Hi wisekimi, I would say that there is a word missing after "one week on". Perhaps, "one week on a certain kind of medication". Otherwise, I would say "just one week later" (if I really wanted to emphasize the time) or "just a week later". I hope that helps! Cheers, mk9390
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    March 25, 2016
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