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안녕하세요 - どーも - Hi ~ :) My name is Abby, and I'm currently a high-school student. I'm very busy with my studies at this point in time. It's hard to keep up with this and school, so I apologize for not responding quickly or at all. However, I'm making more time for this and will try to help you learn English as best as I can. :) If anything, add me on MSN and I will talk to you there. Hope to hear from you ~ Have a nice day :)
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    I agree with Fisher. Don't start with something you think is too hard, but challenge yourself. I'm lazy too, but I realized that sometimes there isn't always a really fast, really easy way. Hm, I hope you find something that works for you ~ And I agree with what you told me - practice makes perfect. :)
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    September 28, 2008
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    粵語 VS. 官話 ... ? I wanted to learn Mandarin first, but I found out that classes weren't available in my area. So, I just joined a Cantonese class. I am a beginner and have no previous knowledge of the language. I'm a fairly quick learner, but I am starting to have doubts ... I've checked on the web and with my Chinese friends, and they have told me that I should have looked harder for a Mandarin class instead. I have been told that Mandarin is more useful / common AND easier to learn. On the other hand, I saw on the web that if I plan on learning BOTH languages, Cantonese would be better to learn first. As of now, I am confused and do not know if I should continue classes or try and /find/ a Mandarin class .... ?
    September 27, 2008
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