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I am a enthusiastic person with patience.I can teach you Chinese mandarin,Chinese cantonese and Chinese dialects.I can speak English and a little bit German.So my friends,if you want to learn Chinese,I can teach you.
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Chinese (Cantonese)Native
Chinese (Mandarin)Native
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    Korean and Japanese are not ideographic,they are phonographic(I don't know whether I spell it right^_^). Phonographic language means u can just read out all the new words without knowing their meanings. Korean and Japanese are like German, u can read a new German word the first time u encounter it. But differently Chinese is ideographic,that means u cannot read a new word unless u know its meaning.
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    March 23, 2009
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    hahahahaha again Has anyone ever heard of Au Pair? Especially Au Pair in Germany. It means to go abroad to work. I myself don't quite understand the details. So my dear friend, if u know ,that's great! And please tell me sth about it! Thank u so much!
    March 23, 2009
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    hahahahaha Can anyone tell me are there many people learning Chinese abroad? I want to study Chinese as foreign language in my master degree. Foreign friends or anyone who know sth about this, please come and say sth,thanks!
    March 23, 2009
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    Does any universities in Germany have some international exchange programme for Chinese students?
    January 9, 2009
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    Is it a good way to learn foreign languages by finding a foreign boyfriend or girlfriend?
    October 13, 2008
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