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I'm Adinda! I speak two languages, English and Bahasa Indonesia. I currently reside in Jakarta, ID but I am more than interested in traveling around the globe. I consider myself a social person so I would reply to anything. I love to read
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    Both are good, however for me the 2nd sentence seems more ambiguous.
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    December 9, 2016
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    halo, selamat ulang tahun! (Indonesian)
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    December 9, 2016
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    Yes, it is :)
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    December 9, 2016
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    mug can be anything. for example, to mug is to rob someone in public, so if you got mugged it means you got robbed. but mug as a noun means a cup, cylindrical and with a handle, not used without saucers.
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    December 8, 2016
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    com·plex adjective ˌkämˈpleks,kəmˈpleks,ˈkämˌpleks/ 1. consisting of many different and connected parts. meanwhile 'complicated' can be used as adjective and verb. complicated as an adjective means the same as complex, but complicated as a verb means to make things more difficult
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    December 7, 2016
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    My mood swings a lot. Like, a lot. Usually when I get that sudden wave of sadness I lie down and start spamming my friends. But if that doesn't work, I grab a cat and try napping haha


    p.s: cooking helps!!

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    December 7, 2016
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    Well it depends on how upset I am. I'm an overthinker, so I automatically think of the outcome of my actions. And since I have cats in my house, I usually just hear them purr and it calms me down pretty quickly :)
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    December 7, 2016
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    I don't think the 'flavor' is needed for that. Instead, try "Do you like sweets?" or "Do you like sweet things?"
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    December 7, 2016
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    "came on the heels of" means soon right after :)
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    December 7, 2016
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    It depends! Are you looking for conversational English or literature? Sometimes the best way to study a language is to read books in said language. I learned picked up on English because I liked to read when I was a kid (still do, actually) but apart from reading, I also listen to English songs to polish my pronounciation and watch movies in English. Find out which method suits you best, but I think those three are the most efficient. And yes, speak! Speaking is a must, do not be scared or embarrassed. You'll familiarize yourself with the language. Hope this helps :)
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    December 7, 2016
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