Two interesting, little things

I was on a bus the other day, <s>seating on</s> seated/sitting in a randomly picked seat, listening to some random audio<s>s in</s> from my phone. Suddenly, the driver asked the passengers to get off the bus and get on another one ahead, possibly due to air-conditioning issues. I didn't hear what he said properly, as I was wearing my earphones. There were five <em style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 102);">(<--十二以内的数字最好写词。)</em><em> </em>passengers on the bus, including me. As we looked at each other, I knew I wasn't the only person who was confused.

<s>But</s> Anyway, we changed buses. I chose a seat without thinking. After I sat down, I found that, surprisingly, we all sat in the exact same seats as on the previous bus!

I kept listening to my music, and I heard a female talking softly on and off in the midst of the recording. "Her voice sounds beautiful," I thought to myself. Later, I realised that it was my own voice!! All of a sudden, it didn't sound pretty to my ears anymore. I went back to the previous part of the recording, and well...it didn't sound good either this time.

Some people do tend to make decisions subconsciously and have biases towards certain <s>things</s> ideas subconsciously, <s>aren't</s> don't we?

<em>写得不错，Shuang！有问题请别怕问 =)</em>

I've always thought we should preserve endangered languages. When a language is lost, we lose so many connections to our past and so much depth to specific people and cultures, and we know relying only on records never paints a full picture.

Of course, we all know it's impossible to preserve every endangered language, which is why I'm appreciative of sources like Wikitongues for trying to at least capture them on recordings so we have something to hold onto.

Making friends

I've been studying English since March, 2019. Ever since then, I've been enjoying this journey, and it has been a big adventure with some difficulties and a lot of nice moments, especially when I can discover new things about the language and meet new people. At this moment, I've been spending 80% of my study time <s>with</s> on English, but I'm trying to <s>mix it with</s> dedicate more time to French and Spanish.

<em>Good luck, Alex!</em>

大学毕业以后

大学毕业以后你会发现将来有<s style="background-color: rgb(230, 0, 0);">那么多</s>很不可能知道的事情。你的生活<s style="background-color: rgb(230, 0, 0);">只现在</s>才开始，因为你获得的职业不是你一定<s style="background-color: rgb(230, 0, 0);">你</s>会做的工作。你的生活有很多原因<s style="background-color: rgb(230, 0, 0);">你的生活</s>会改变。第一：你会找不到你想做的工作，因此你只好找别的。第二：你会<s style="background-color: rgb(230, 0, 0);">找</s>结识新的兴趣，可能当你实在的职业。<em style="background-color: rgb(204, 224, 245);"> </em>比如，你有一个爱好，但毕业以后你可能<s style="background-color: rgb(204, 224, 245);">发</s>实现这是你最喜欢做的事。那也可以做你的职业。<em style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 102);">(<--我不懂你的意思。)</em> 第三：你会<s style="background-color: rgb(230, 0, 0);">理解</s>发现你知道的知识不够，可能愿意再<s style="background-color: rgb(230, 0, 0);">去</s>继续学习。你可以<s style="background-color: rgb(230, 0, 0);">继续学习：当</s>读硕士，然后当研究生。如果你喜欢大学生活，你<s style="background-color: rgb(230, 0, 0);">会</s>也可以当接受。<em style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">(<--【会】是基本上肯定会发生的事情，所以这里要用【可以】。)</em>

对我来说，你不可能一直有一<s style="background-color: rgb(230, 0, 0);">些</s>样的安排。生活不是一<s style="background-color: rgb(230, 0, 0);">个</s>定安排的事。有时候要想一想你最喜欢做什么，<s style="background-color: rgb(230, 0, 0);">你</s>能做什么，然后才能找到你真正<s style="background-color: rgb(230, 0, 0);">做你</s>满意的职业。

<em>写得还好，Roza。有一些话我不太懂你的意思，你能解释一下吗？</em>

Talking about my day

Hi, everyone! Today, <em style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 102);">(<--English uses commas after all introductory clauses, no matter how short they are.)</em><em> </em>I went <s>for more one day in</s> to my internship again. I work at MRS, which is a logistics company <s>of logistics</s>, mainly in railway. <s>That</s> It is among the most important companies <s>of</s> in Brazil and around the world. <s>At there</s> I work in the critical analysis <s>about</s> of electrical failures <s>in</s> of whichever component. I must know how to be better <s>in</s> at creating reports about the failures and develop solutions to avoid them. <s>fails.</s>

<s>I'm work at</s> I've been working there <s>since</s> for three months, <s>ago</s> and I<s>'m</s> like <s>so much</s> it a lot, because each day, I learn something interesting.

So, for today, <s>is</s> this is it.

Thanks.

<em>Good luck, Isabella! =)</em>

I can't be certain, but I believe some of these abbreviation are from file names, keyboard software, etc. I know that software that comes in multiple languages often have files and folders with two-letter abbreviations in their names (e.g. "launcher-en," "launcher-fr," etc.). I remember, prior to Windows 10, that installed Windows keyboards had two-letter abbreviations for the active language. One look at the lower right taskbar was all I needed to see if it was the EN or CH keyboard I had active.