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Hello c: Like most people here, I really love languages~ I also study mechanical engineering at university. Hablo español porque mi pareja es mexicano y uso el español para comunicar con su familia. Pero siento que no he mejorado en mucho tiempo y realmente necesito a alguien que me corrija hasta los errores más chiquitos, que me explique la diferencia entre palabras similares, que critique mi acento, etc. Entonces si te gusta analizar los pormenores del idioma, por favor ponte en contacto conmigo c: Y si puedo resolver tus dudas en inglés con gusto lo haré!! Mi ankaŭ ŝategas Esperanton kaj mi esperas trovi Esperantistojn ĉi tie ^^ NOTE: I don't accept friend requests from people I have never spoken to. Please send me a message before you add me as a friend--otherwise, I will ignore the request. Thanks :)
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    Do foreigners give up their seat to the elderly anymore ?

    It is a traditional chinese virtue for the young on the buses and underground to yield their seats to the old. In Britain, people usually give seats to the old. There are the British traditional education achievements, there are also some mandatory rules.
    In the US, transportation modes such as the undergound and bus all must have priority seats, and the elderly are entitled to a "priority" seat.  Ordinary people can sit around, if the elderly need a seat, you should consciously give up your seat.
    In Germany, in general this is not required for the elderly. as the elderly do not consider themselves old. If you do this, the elderly will think you are discriminating against them.
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    November 24, 2016
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