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My heart embraces different ethnicities and cultures. Learning different languages can help bring us together. It'd be awesome to be able to connect to different people across all the continents. I was born and raised in Hong Kong and am currently residing in Toronto. I'll be more than happy to teach you either English or Cantonese, or both if you like. =^.^= At the moment, I'm learning Japanese and Italian. I studied some French back in university and don't mind to polish up my French if you're willing to teach me. I feel so lucky that I've met some really nice and interesting people from different countries. :) I wanna learn Mandarin as well - I can understand most of it but can't speak it.
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    ¡Hola! Greetings from Toronto. Hello! I'm planning to spend a year in Spain and would like to improve my Spanish.
    August 28, 2013
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    ¡Hola! Greetings from Toronto.

    Hello! I'm planning to spend a year in Spain and would like to improve my Spanish.  If you want to find someone to practice English, I'm more than happy to help you out.

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    August 28, 2013
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    ¡Hola! Greetings from Toronto. Hello! I'm planning to spend a year in Spain and would like to improve my Spanish.
    August 28, 2013
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    Beauty comes in all shapes and sizes. What is beautiful to you might not be beautiful to me because beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. Красота в глазах смотрящего. Everyone's unique. Let's acknowledge that beauty comes in different packages and embrace our diversity.
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    June 30, 2009
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    I'm not sure about books... but I found some websites for you: http://www.wodonga-ps.vic.edu.au/lote/LOTE%20webpage/Resources/hiragana_chart0006.JPG http://web-japan.org/kidsweb/language/index.html Hope it helps!
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    July 11, 2008
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    Can you show me how to do the French "R"? I can do the Spanish or Italian "R" but have trouble with the French "R". Please help!
    July 10, 2008
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    It's really not hard. I just started learning hiragana a week ago and managed to memorize all the alphabet. Next, I'll learn katakana which would probably take me a few hours. The key is to practice, practice and more practice so that you'll get familiar with both systems. Kanji might be a challenge but then if a 6-year Japanese kid can do it, so can you. :) Stay motivated and don't give up. What I learn from karate is that Success = 1% Inspiration + 99% Perspiration. All the best!
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    July 10, 2008
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    Why do you wanna learn Cantonese? I'm gonna post this question again. I accidentally clicked something yesterday which I didn't mean to... opps.
    July 8, 2008
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    Did you ever study a foreign language in a language school while you're visiting a foreign country? I'm thinking to study Italian during my trip to Italy in the fall. It's not a bad idea because I could learn Italian and meet other people around the world. The con is that I'll be spending less time exploring different places in Italy. What do you think? Please share your experience with me. =^-^=
    July 8, 2008
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    Any tips on learning Italian?
    July 8, 2008
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