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I am Chilean but now I am living in Mauritania, Africa. Here, I am teaching Spanish in prívate classes and by internet. My hobby is learn Japanese but I am still a beginner.
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    Snuff-bottle Khoorog are bottles to contain powdered tobacco. The bottle size should be small enough to fit inside the palm. You may take it to important events: Lunar New Year, weddings or funerals, and the idea is sharing snuff following a certain protocol while socializing. It is an expensive item, usually made of porcelain, ceramic or animals bones. There are some luxury versions with gemstones as expensive as cars and they are kept in bags designed with exclusive fabrics just for it.
    April 17, 2019
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    Alcohol in Mongolia The first day of each month is forbidden to sell alcohol because it is belived that at least one day should be sober. In addition alcohol has an extra tax of 1% to demotivating its selling, even so, it is really cheap. A 500cc can of beer, in 2018, cost an average of 0,7 USD and one bottle of 2 litres only 2,3 USD The best thing is the quality is still good even in the most economical one and unlike Chile, buying beer in glass bottles is cheaper than cans.
    February 7, 2019
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    Valentine's Day in Japan On Valentine's Day in Japan, women are who give chocolates to the men. Only on this day more than 20% of the country's annual chocolate consumption is sold. There are many kind of gifts: Obligation chocolate, colleagues or boss. Friendship chocolate, to close friends. True feelings chocolate, for the man who she really likes.
    February 6, 2019
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    La Navidad en China

    Hoy es el 20 de diciembre del 2018 en China, se aproxima la Navidad, pero los chinos no celebramos de la misma forma de la occidental. Mejor dicho, casi no celebramos, excepto de ver los productos o adornos en los centros comerciales como en los supermercado.

    Los jovenes se regalan regalos. Cuando estaba en la universidad, recibí regalos de mis compañeros y escribí también en un papelito colorido un deseo o palabras de agradecimiento para colocarlo en el árbol navideño luminoso que estaba a la entrada del internado. Comí también una manzana especial,  diferente al tipo común de mi amiga de la facultad de francés, puesto que en chino, la pronunciación de la manzana ´´ping guo´´es similar a ´´ping an´´, que representa "viento en popa", así que la amistad ya va más allá que la manzana. Y otra amiga me regaló un calcetín para que me colocara en mi cama y me llenó su regalo de dulces al medianoche, a nuestra edad ya sabíamos que no existe Papa Noel, pero eso fue muy divertido. Sobre todo, en el norte de China, en la universidad a una distancia de miles kilometros de nuestro pueblo natal, en la noche de gran nieve con una temperatura de cuarenta grados centígrados bajo zero, nos calentamos mutuamente con nuestra tan pura amistad.

    Como es sabido por todo el mundo, el año nuevo chino lo celebramos según el calendario lunar, por lo que se cambia todos los años. Este año nos tocará la víspera del 4 de febrero. Para la Navidad, no celebramos ni tampoco hay un gordito de lotería como en España, aparte de las actividades de promoción comercial en tiendas online o físicas, lo pasaremos tranquilamente como los días normales.

    Que linda amistad la que tenias con tus compañeras. Yo también vivo en un país donde la Navidad no existe pero lo celebraré en familia. Saludos

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    December 20, 2018
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    December 18, 2018
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    City in the Desert Chinguetti is a city founded in the 12th century in the middle of the desert to satisfy the needs of the caravans trades who crossed the Sahara. Until today, it struggles not to disappear under the sand, but it also has a beautiful oasis in the middle of the dunes. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1996. Chinguetti is called the "City of Libraries" since it preserves manuscripts and books which date from the 10th century and distributed in several family libraries of the old city. These books came with the caravans trades from all over the world who crossed the Sahara desert using the city as a stop. Mostly about religion but also include science, mathematics, grammar and even poetry. Seif is the one in charge of Al Ahmed Mahmoud Foundation Library in Chinguetti taking care of the books from the sand, mites and hot wheather, which is not an easy task if you are in the middle of the desert. He explained us that these books in Arabic are written with inks of many different colors in order to highlight points rules.
    December 17, 2018
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  • Corrected

    Yo estoy aprendiendo kanji con Anki, es muy útil.

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    November 6, 2018
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    Japanese Stamps To take with you a nice souvenir from Japan, in some railway stations, malls or the most famous tourist spots, you can find stamps with beautiful desings. Many people carry their own notebooks or buy them at souvenir shops to collect them. Sometimes if you put together all the stamps of a certain serie, you can even get a prize or be part of a draw.
    November 6, 2018
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  • Corrected

    La vida no es bonita...

    Muchísimas personas me decían que "La vida es bonita" pero en mi opinión no es así. Creo que la vida es muy difícil. Es oscura. Está llena de desilusión, y la verdad es que yo no puedo procesar la desilusión en una manera apropiada. Es importante que yo mejore estos aspectos de mi personalidad.

    Es una meta que querría lograr pronto, pero paso a paso yo lo lograré.

    (Suena más natural para mí: Es una meta que me gustaría alcanzar pronto pero que paso a paso lograré)


    Animo con tu español y espero que también superes estos aspectos de tu personalidad para que veas la vida de una manera más feliz :)

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    October 23, 2018
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    Capsule Hotel It is a particular kind of hotel made in Japan known for its small rooms sizes, which covers space needed to sleep only. Of course some are quite complete and includes additional services as televition, internet, chargers, drinks or food machine, laundry machine, showers, shared bathrooms, luggage store, ironing, among others. The first one was opened in Osaka city. At first I thought this kind of room it was like sleep in a coffin, but I tried them and actually it was pretty good, now I love them!
    October 23, 2018
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