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I love traveling, hiking, surfing, feeding, camping and the outdoors. My new goal is to learn Chinese and I'm hoping to find people who want to do a language exchange to help each other. I can teach English or Spanish!
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Spanish
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Chinese (Mandarin)
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Penny賀(Adults&Kids)
Chinese (Mandarin)
Jan 19, 2021
Thank you ,James , for sticking to the schedule firmly, although you have to 煮ㄓㄨˇ泡ㄆㄠˋ麵 ㄇㄧㄢˋduring the lesson 😀
Penny賀(Adults&Kids)
Chinese (Mandarin)
Jan 18, 2021
We always had god time , James. I enjoyed every lesson with you, you are very humorous and filial piety (when you told me that your mother sent you something from your home country). Working with you is very pleasant and feel time flying. I wish you will make daily progress and get your license soon.( Dreams coming true soon)😊
Penny賀(Adults&Kids)
Chinese (Mandarin)
Dec 11, 2020
Thank you, James. You always study hard and seriously.
Penny賀(Adults&Kids)
Chinese (Mandarin)
Nov 24, 2020
James , thank you for your hard working. You are learning fast, I’m so proud of you.👍
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  • Answered
    Hi Chen, I'm James. I'm also looking for a language exchange partner. I'm an English teacher living in Taichung. I have a neutral English accent and enjoy hiking and surfing. Send me a message if you want to practice together!
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    November 11, 2020
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    November 4, 2020
  • Commented
    american accents tend to pronounce the words clearer than british - also british accents change a lot from region whilst there are regional american accents I find the differences not as strong. So I think american is easier.
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    July 28, 2016
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  • Answered
    yes this sounds perfectly fine to me :) Although if I was talking about my dog I would probably refer to the dog by it's gender. So for example if someone asked me; Who are you going to give your dog to? I would say: I'm going to give HER to Jane. If it is already known that the subject is a dog it would not be necessary to repeat the word dog. Otherwise yes that sentence is good.
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    July 24, 2016
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  • Posted
    At the end of an email I want to say: gracias por su tiempo y espero noticias de usted pronto I'm just a little confused about using usted, should I be using gracias por si/su tiempo and is it correct to say espero noticias de si/su/usted. In english the phrase would be Thank you for your time and I hope to hear from you soon.
    July 24, 2016
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