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I'm Nate from China, I would like to help you on your Chinese learning. I'm honing the skills of spoken English. Hobbies: Any activities related to Music(Listening classical music, pop music, soundtrack, watching concerts) Playing instruments(Keyboard, guitar, Clarinet) Delivering speeches in English(An active member in a speech club, have completed all projects on Toastmasters International Competent Communication manual) Reading Swimming Running Exchanging culture with people If you want to learn Chinese please let me know, I would be glad to help you on that! We can chat via Skype. Good luck :)
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English
Language Skills
Chinese (Mandarin)Native
Chinese (Cantonese)Native
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⭐Tom Oxford, IELTS
English
Sep 30, 2017
A great start today, Nate. I will look forward to helping you reach your IELTS goal!
Nacho Kleinman 煖軒
Spanish
Mar 25, 2017
Clase muy interesante la de hoy. Espero verte de nuevo. Saludos y suerte con el español
⭐Tom Oxford, IELTS
English
Feb 27, 2017
It was a pleasure meeting you today, Nate. You spoke clearly and concisely. I will look forward to our next encounter!
Activities
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    What's your favourite snack, and you want to share it with people all over the world? Recently, I talked about this with a friend from UK, he was so happy to exchange ideas about this, especially snacks we had in childhood. I would like to recommend the snack called Wang Wang Xian Bei, the logo is a smiling boy with black hair. it's made from rice, like baked biscuit. It tastes crunchy and a little sweet. The name Wang Wang contains the character 旺, which means PROSPEROUS in Chinese, so it represents good luck and everything goes well. Up till now, people still really like to prepare it as one of the snacks during the Chinese New Year. Feel free to talk about what you like to share, your favourite snack from your country. Good luck!
    July 16, 2017
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    What's the difference between STILL and JUST in this context? Could I use JUST indtead of STILL in this context? When using the passages for practice, try to mix listening, reading, reading aloud and imitation. If you can do just one of these, that's STILL a start, but if you can combine these methods, you'll get better results. Thanks. Have a nice day!
    May 29, 2017
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  • Answered
    @Cher I updated the context, please check it. Thanks.
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    May 18, 2017
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  • Posted
    Could you tell me what the difference is between"He is finished" and "He finished" in the sentence? Hi! I read an article, I was confused of this sentence, When he is finished, Peter says, " I'm proud of you, buddy." Can I revise it as "when he finished'? What is the difference between them? Please explain it in English. Thanks. ---------the below is updated: The context is, Joseph delivers a speech about his dog. When he is finished, fellow member Peter says, " I'm proud of you, buddy." Thanks.
    May 18, 2017
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  • Posted
    How do I like to be a speaker? Since I've been joined in a speech club for almost two years, at first I just want to be more confident on the stage, but I've noticed that I start to enjoy giving speeches in front of people. I think about the reasons why I'm into it recently, and the first reason comes up with me is, Sharing your ideas with people, help people start something new. Through our own stories or stories we've known, we can notify the audience what we've learned from the experience, then the audience can change their hehaviors or think about it, no matter is a new idea or something common, just share it, what's obvious to us can be amazing to someone else. Every time when I finish my speech, some people would come to me and share their ideas or stories, or they tell me how the message impresses them, it would make me happy. Also, I learn a lot from their feedback, it pushes me to do it better or give more speeches. I will keep going on my speech journey. It is fun and fullfilling.
    May 17, 2017
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  • Commented

    Hi!

    I discussed this with a native English speaker before, he said people don't like using those short letters instead of full words. It's not respectful to people.

    So it would be better to type the full words  when texting. And it's unacceptable for writing an essays for sure.


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    May 17, 2017
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  • Commented

    Hi Paul!

    I love this topic!

    I watched MIRANDA lasy year, such fun! I really like the main character Miranda, and I know she is a commedian as well.

    I like most of the jokes there, every character has their own shining points!

    Any recommended like this show please message me haha.

    Good luck!


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    May 7, 2017
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  • Commented

    Hi Adriana!

    I think everyone will encounter the CULTURE DIFFERENCE when they are from different areas/countries, sometimes even people live within a country, different areas also have their own culture, especially for the food. (different food, different tastes, different ways to cook the same food etc.)

    When people feel confused on our culture, what we can do is try to explain to them. If people can't understand your culture, that's fine, just leave it alone. You just try your best to let them know about your culture, it's their call to believe it or not.


    We should know that we are not living in that background or environment, sometimes it's not easy to stand in their shoes, what we can do is trying to understand them, at least respect them. It's OK we like it or not.


    Let's try to respect different culture, this world is interesting and fun.


    Hope this helps you.

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    May 5, 2017
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  • Answered
    Hi Allie! As I see, you can call them 秩序员（zhì xù yuán）, it means people who direct people and organise the events in order. Nate
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    April 25, 2017
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  • Commented

    I'm using Duolingo to learn Spanish. It helps me learn new words. And it seems work well on computers rather than phones.



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    April 25, 2017
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