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If you add me as a friend, don't be shy! If I don't message you back right away, it's probably because I'm busy with school. Don't be afraid to talk to me :) I'm very open-minded. (I really like all the languages of the world, and it doesn't matter what you speak or where you are from, as long as you have real intentions of learning English or making a true friend, I'd be happy to talk to you and help you out.) -- By the way, this profile is extra long. You probably don't wanna read all of it. A quick summary: My name is Rachel, I'm 20, and I really like languages. If you like languages I'll probably like you. Hey. I'm Rachel. I'm a 18 year old college student who really just enjoys learning languages! I'd be eager to help you learn English and I want to be a wildlife biologist. I really like a lot of things, but my favorite things in life include music, my dog, my friends, watching TV, reading, writing, and playing the piano. I took four years of Japanese in high school, but I haven't practiced it in so long that I think I might need to relearn it by practicing with a friend! I'm currently taking Russian in college and I think I have a pretty basic grasp of the language, but I am awful at speaking and coming up with grammar on the spot, so I'd absolutely LOVE to practice that this summer. I'm trying to tackle a couple languages at once (well, more than a couple), but the ones that I'm focusing on (other than Japanese) are Korean, Chinese, and Spanish. I'd love to travel but I've never been outside of the U.S. :( I'd really like to help people learn some English. I'm not a professional teacher by any means, but I'd really like to learn how to teach another language, so if you have a conversational background in English, don't hesitate to contact me! -- I use skype mainly, along with gmail. If you'd like to contact me by either of these or use yahoo/msn (which I use less frequently but still try to go on), please message me. ^^
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    July 7, 2014
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    Теннис и Уимблдон На этой неделе, Уимблдон бывает в Лондоне. Я смотрела много игры в телевизоре. Мой самый любимый теннисист Роджер Федерер. Потому что сегодня он выиграл напротив Раонича, он сыграет с Джоковичом. Я надеюсь Федерер выиграет, но Джокович моложе чем Федерер и играл очень хорошо на Уимблдоне. Если ты тоже смотришь теннис, может быть мы можем разговаривать об этом :)
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    Hi :) I can help you practice speaking English. Just message me and we can exchange skype/messenger information.

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    November 22, 2013
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    I think that it really depends on culture and the surrounding circumstances. Generally in America, if you have planned to meet somebody at a certain time there's normally about ten minutes of leeway (where you are able to be late without being rude). I take my friends' modes of transport into consideration. A lot of them take public transportation, which can be pretty inconsistent, so I'm normally never offended when they're late. Generally I prefer people to be punctual, but as long as they notify me that they're going to be late I'm normally fine.
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    June 11, 2012
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    Generally speaking, opticians deal more with the design and manufacturing of glasses. Their job description does not call for them examining eyes like optometrists, but they may, on an as needed basis, also help with patient medical care. They work in various workplaces, such as optometry practices and eyeglass stores. I believe they may also work in more specialized companies or even broader ones like general hospitals.
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    June 11, 2012
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    I believe that speaking and listening are key to learning any language. Repetition is a good method for many but I don't find it to be the most interesting way to learn. An easy way for me to learn is to talk in the language I am learning. For English, I would recommend listening to both formal and informal radio stations (i.e. NPR, This American Life, etc.). It's important that you choose to listen to a broad range of things if you really want to become fluent. In order to see more natural speaking you should watch news shows or TV shows. But whatever method you see progress with is one you should stick to :)
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    June 6, 2012
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    I live in America and I'd love to visit Kenya, Egypt, or Russia very much :)

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    June 5, 2012
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    Yes! :D My friends and I bake together all the time.  The other day my best friend and I made brownies and cake.  It was extremely fun but to be honest we regretted eating so much afterwards, haha.  I wish I could cook better though :( Baking is, for me, much easier than cooking..

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    June 5, 2012
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    Your favorite word/phrase in your language :) 
    I was just wondering some of your favorite words/phrases in the languages you know.

    For me, my favorite English word is "prowess," which means skill/expertise.
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    September 11, 2010
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