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大家好! 我來自美國。我的愛好包括練瑜珈,打排球,讀書, 和跟世界各地的人交流。我在台灣讀了三個月也在秘魯待了一個暑假去一所幼兒園教英文和體育課。在大學我主修社會學和輔修公共政策。如果你有興趣當語言伙伴,請跟我聯繫! Hola! Soy de EE.UU. Mis pasatiempos incluyen practicar yoga, jugar voleibol, leer, y intercambiar ideas con personas de todo el mundo. Fui a Taiwan para mejorar mi chino por tres meses y fui a un jardín en Cusco por un verano para enseñar inglés y educación física. Gradué con una concentración en sociología y una concentración menor en política pública. Si está interesado para ser parejas lingüísticas, por favor póngase en contacto!
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Jorge Sivit
Spanish
Jun 17, 2016
¡Muchas gracias por la clase, Wai! La conversación fue muy interesante. Hablas muy bien. Y, además, hablas sin miedo a cometer errores, que es muy importante. Con un poco de práctica podrás hablar como quieres para atender a las personas hispanohablantes con más seguridad. ¡Hasta pronto!
Daniel Valera
Spanish
Jun 12, 2016
Muchas gracias, ha sido un placer :)
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  • Answered
    以...來區分的話,可以分成...種 To distinguish this group's elements from each other, this sample can be subdivided into...
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    August 24, 2016
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  • Answered
    2. "I've been pretty free recently", "That's ridiculous" (我想不出英文口語等同的字) 3. A lot, several, quite a few
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    August 24, 2016
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    Manners

    China has a profound history and there are many manners that I am not familiar with even as a Chinese person.
    China is a country famous for its tea culture. Chinese tea is completely different from British tea. While drinking tea, there are a lot of manners. For example, when you invite a guest to your home, you are supposed to make tea for them.

    (1. 我自己喜歡把句子裡面的順序改成:"For example, you are supposed to make tea for your guests when you invite them into your home."

    2. 傳統的語法說你應該用“him"或”her",而不是“them", 因為你的句子只說一個客人。可是語法可能會慢慢改變,隨著社會的趨勢和性別代詞的變化)

    You should pour your tea slowly from your tea pot when it's done and hot. The cup should be 80% full to prevent spilling in case of spoiling .

    *我建議把這段分成兩半因為上面說當主人的責任, 下面說有關客人的禮貌。

    As a The guest, you can choose whether he you will drink it or not. However, it is impolite if you start to drink but don't drink it all. it is impolite of you .
    While drinking tea over a meal, toasting is important. If the other side is older than you or your boss, your cup is supposed to be lower than his or hers.
    Feasting is also special in China. The host is seated in the main seat and the hostess is on his or her right. Important guests should eat first. You should (“You'd better" 有點像不客氣的指令,“You should”像建議) stand up to toast everyone and the host should pour alcohol or tea for guests to show respect. You can also bring a small gift to dinner, but it's impolite to open other people's gifts over the meal. 
    In order to avoid misunderstandings, obeying the manners is important. 

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    August 24, 2016
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    First Time to Say HI (“Hi“, no need to capitalize "i")

    Hello eveyone ("everyone"). My name is Hannah and I am a Chinese college student majoring in Business English with German as my second foreign language. In addition to these languages, I've been learning Korean for several years since I'm a huge fan of K-pop music and its popstars. BTW, Super Junior, the top boy band in Korea, is my favorite. I now have a good command of Korean, thanks to my experience of listening to Korean music and enjoying watching Korean dramas a lot. now I have a good command of Korean language.
    I'm here to look for ("find") some partners who are good at English or Korean to talk with and  learn languages with  together.I'm I'd be glad to teach you Chinese as well. It's my pleasure to make friends with you guys - let's improve ourselves our language skills together!
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    August 24, 2016
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    Qué piensas sobre la situación en Venezuela? En la revista, El Economista, leí que la situación en Venezuela es dudosa porque la inflación es muy alta y el gobierno todavía está impresionando más bolivares. El autor del artículo dijo que hay escasezes de alimentos y corrupción en el gobierno. Sus ejemplos incluyen que hay un floreciente mercado negro y que las personas que tienen conexiones al gobierno pueden obtener un dólar por 10 bolivares aunque el precio del mercado es mucho menos favorable para todos los demás. Además, el artículo dijo que Venezuela tiene la tasa de crecimiento negativo más peor del gran parte del mundo. En tu opinión, es la situación tan grave como lo escritó? Aquí está el enlace si tienes interés: http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2016/02/graphics-political-and-economic-guide-venezuela
    June 27, 2016
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  • Corrected

    I know it looks like there's a lot of red but it's mostly just my commentary. You write very well!

    An accident (there were two accidents)

    Last Saturday, I went to a Chinese restaurant to attend a party. When we ("we" is plural - who else was with you? Perhaps revise the "I"  in the first sentence to "my family") were chatting with some new friends, my elder son fell down from the chair ("fell off the chair"比較口語化) and broke his chin (你的意思是他打破了下巴嗎?如果他沒有骨折,我們不用"broke"來形容. 比如說, "he broke his arm" = 他摔斷了胳膊. 你可以說,"hurt/injured his chin"). One of my friends put some ice on his chin immediately so that the wound would not swell up. Therefore (你的意思是“因為他受傷,我們不吃了因為我們得趕去醫院”。在這裡,“Therefore"讀得不順。"Therefore" should refer to a reason that immediately precedes it, so you want the word to refer to his injury and not to the action that your friend took.) we couldn't continue eating because we should (had to) go to hospital.
    In the hospital, we met a Chinese doctor. He was very kind. He put some glue on the wound and then put a plaster (bandage or band-aid) with a cartoon zebra on it. He told us that my son should wash his mouth with salt water after eating meal and he could take off the plaster (bandage or band-aid; or say "he could take it off") after 3 days. When we came back , it was 10pm. It was very late for the children (在這作文前面我覺得你可以介紹你有多少個孩子)because they usually sleep at 8pm. However, he (這個代名詞指的是一個人。如果你想說的是兩個孩子,應該用“they") haven't ate (hadn't eaten) anything this (that) evening.So he (they) ate some food and went to sleep. He ("My elder son" - optional, but it's nice to clarify since you have two sons) looked tired and depressed. I consoled him, saying that he would be better the next morning.
    The next morning, I asked him why he fell down from the chair (fell off his chair). I guessed maybe (I guessed he may have) put his feet on the table for fun because he is a playful boy. But (However,) he said he never do ("didn't do" - "never" 指說他一輩子都不會做出這樣的姿勢) that. I believed him and asked him to be more careful.
    Last month, my younger son also broke his chin in the kindergarten. His teacher brought us (老師帶了你和你的兒子嗎?還是他只帶了你的兒子?Using "us" here is abrupt, because you were not mentioned in the previous sentence) to the nearest surgery clinic. The doctor also treated the wound like this (the previous doctor).
    All in all, although it is difficult to avoid the accidents, I still hope that my sons can grow up safe and healthy. and I will be more careful to take (in taking) care of them in the future.


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    June 11, 2016
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