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I'm still studying.. I am 5'3 tall. I play volleyball.. I also read a lot. I watched tv. I am interested in learning Mandarin and Korean. I am a jolly person.. I am an adik of Taiwanese and Korean Drama/shows.
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    The Question was quite confusing for me because it was not clearly stated, I don't mean to hurt Estevan. I would prefer Intelligence. You know why? Well, what's the use of beauty when you don't have intelligence? Beauty can really be so deceiving however, many people really wants it. For example, you are in a beauty contest, from the sports wear to swimsuit to long gowns, you are stunningly beautiful and gorgeous. And here comes the Question and Answer portion, you have been asked by the host about the question and you can't answer it. Do you think the impression you give from sports wear-swimsuit-long gown are still left or instilled in the judges and audience? Well, maybe but do you think they would just neglect the Q and A portion? The judges and audience would really say, "She really has good looks! But no brain." Would you like people saying that? And, even if you're not that beautiful, at least you have a brain. So, you gain nothing and lost nothing. You can always see the beauty in a person not just in physical but also in emotional, spiritual and social and the insides of you--your personality, the way you handle yourself can knock out people out there. =)
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    December 1, 2008
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    "Where are you from?" - This type of question is usually asked between 2 people who don't know each other yet. This denotes where you live. For example, I asked you this question, your answer would be, "I am from China." "Where have you been from?" - In this question itself is already wrong. I consider it as redundancy or overstating because you added 'from' at the end. The correct would be, "Where have you been?" "Where have you been?" - This question denotes that the 2 persons already knew each other and have seen each other already. Example, Mark and Joseph decided to have a meeting at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. In the meeting, Mark didn't arrived. At 3 o'clock, Mark arrived in the meeting so Joseph asked, "Where have you been?". Mark's answer would be, "I have been stuck in a traffic so I got here late." Anyway, Mark's answer can vary but how Joseph's asks Mark where he have been is correct. Thanks
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    December 1, 2008
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    I can speak english well, and can help with your grammar too.. Hope to help you soon, bye take care
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    November 16, 2008
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