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I will teach you english or german if you teach me japanese. I can read your texts too! Swiss guy raised in a Bilingual household. Skype: nico6641
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    Hard to determine in this specific line as it is likely just philosophy. In this specific context it could mean "Everybody loves you (impersonally) but nobody likes you (personally). However, in a practical sense, both Like and Love should revolve around the same positive concept.
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    October 4, 2016
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    Using option 1 sounds better because of the more complex vocabulary present, however they both pretty much mean the same thing, only one is more simple English.
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    October 4, 2016
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    I'm assuming this is a question about emphasis? As a noun, you want to pronounce it "reWard" with the emphasis on Ward.
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    October 4, 2016
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    This is my diary about spending (time?) in a school

    3rd Oct 2016

    Today is Monday. We had our assembly in the morning. I had class (test/exam?) after that, I thought I had prepared for the lesson well enough, but I did not manage to clear it (class or test?) because I didn't check  my lesson plan carefully enough. There were wrong letters in my preparation. I did not speak with confidence.

    In the afternoon my co-worker asked me to go to lake with him/her. We went there. There were strong winds coming up from the lake. The weather was supposed to be nice.

    There is no electricity and water. I have to make a fire on my own. I live a hard life. I am getting hungry.
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    October 3, 2016
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