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I'm a young social-entrepreneur and independent stock-trader with an educational background in liberal arts and interdisciplinary studies. Since I was 6 years old, I have consistently scored in the top two percentile in the nation on standardized tests for English and reading. I have taught a diverse array of subjects, holding many different types of positions, including: swim team coach, stock investing coach, adjunct school counselor, and a teacher of basic computer proficiency. My teaching style is dynamic, yet focused. There is no such thing as a cookie cutter lesson because there is no such thing as a cookie cutter student. What this means for you: My diverse background and independent spirit means that I can offer you an experience that few others can match. My teaching style is dynamic, often figurative, and engaging. I try to keep it as fresh as possible so that you stay interested.
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Chinese (Shanghainese)
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    Are Chinese and Japanese too similar to learn at the same time? I have experienced a similar problem in the past with Portuguese and Spanish because of a perceived (though not necessarily real) resemblance in the phonetics structures of their primary words.
    February 15, 2010
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    I used this method to learn 150-300 portugues words per day. Look at 5 words. Look at 5 more while your mind is chewing on the last 5. Then review the first five while your mind is chewing on the second 5. The ones that you didn't know seperate from the ones you do and then go over them after you have reviewed the second 5. The groups get larger as the number of groups increases in quanitity. The more automatically you can recall the translation for the word, the less that you need to look at it (once you get into hundreds of words, they should be sorted according to this level confidence) The trick is to look at words in rhythm with your subconsciousness' ability to organize them into your memory. You want to exercise the part of your brain that recalls them. So every 5 minutes for new words.. then every 10 minutes after you got them in your head pretty good. Then every 15 minutes. Then every 30. Later on you will only need to review the words every week or so.
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    February 15, 2010
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    What's the meaing of the phrase "云ふ事" in the sentence "兵法の道と云ふ事?"
    February 15, 2010
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    Japanese Kanji Grammar Question: sound changes? According to google translate 兵 - hei 法 - hō 兵法 - hyōhō Also how would 兵法 look in hiragana?
    February 15, 2010
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  • Answered
    Hey there. I too am looking for a Chinese person that really wants to have a language exchange. Lucky for you, Eu tambem falo Português! (I also speak Portuguese) add me on msn: [email protected] I'm on everyday.
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    February 11, 2010
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  • Posted
    Como eu posso falar "roxa" / "violeta" kanji?
    November 12, 2009
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    How do I say Purple in Hiragana/Katakana/Kanjii?
    November 12, 2009
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    How can I say "Yellow" in hiragana, katakana, and kanji?
    November 12, 2009
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    Como posso falar "amarelo" em hiragana/katakana/ e kanji?
    November 12, 2009
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    o que significa do you mind?
    July 3, 2009
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