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I immigrated to Canada at 3.5 years old so I did all my schooling in Canada. My mother tongue is Khmer, but I also have native proficiency in English. I've been self-studying Chinese and Japanese simultaneously for more than 5 years now, but my level is still mediocre since I've been trying to squeeze in language learning between school and work. I am currently a new Grad working full-time having recently completed my Bachelor of Applied Science at the University of Waterloo. My skills and interests are diverse. I love discussing everything from technology, business, and politics to arts, music, languages, and history. I tutor English to International students as a hobby and really like to learn more about international cultures, with particular interest in East Asia.
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    Self introduction

    Hi,everyone,my name is LuoYao.I'm a Chinese girl and now I'm study in Shanghai.Hunan province is my hometown,it's a very bueatiful place,there are humrous moutains and filled with trees and flowers,people in this area are hospitable,including me.I'm very glad to make friends with you!

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    July 10, 2011
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    Self introduce

    Hi everyone!

    My name is LuoYao.

    I'm a Chinese girl currently studying in Shanghai.

    My hometown is Hunan.  It's a very beautiful place with humongous (very large) mountains filled with trees and flowers.  

    People in this area are very friendly, including me. 

    I'm looking forward to making friends with you! 

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    Hello

    Hi, how are you? 

    I guess you guys are studying hard.  (Note:  Often used in colloq. speech, "you guys" can include girls.  Just don't use it when you need to be formal or polite)

    Studying is very exciting.  I study hard for my exams.

    Hmm, today will be a strange day... maybe.  (I like that better than following with "I don't know", but that's my style :P)

    I hope you have a goooooooooood day!!

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    September 30, 2010
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    Bai Pathway in the West Lake 白堤

    Today‘s essay maybe boring，hehe.

    Today, I walked on the Bai Pathway in the West Lake.  (Today, I walked on it.)
    今天我去白堤走了走。

    It was constructed by a great poet named Bai Juyi one thousand years ago.
    它是由大诗人白居易在千年前建立的。

    Naturally, he wrote a beautiful poem for it.  I liked these lines the most:
    当然他留下了千古流芳名篇，我爱死其中的一句了。

    “乱花渐欲迷人眼 浅草才能没（mo4）马蹄”

    I know the proper interpretation is, "In spring so many flowers bloom, your eyes do not have time to rest (from gazing at too many flowers); thus, you will feel like you're in a daze."

    But I like to imagine it means this instead: "In spring, flowers are flying in the air, blocking your eyes."
    It's more romantic.

    new born grasses just as high as hoof.  (I don't understand this sentence)
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    September 30, 2010
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    Su's English Loving Notebook entry: Sep 29, 2010

    I'm very happy that I'm almost finished my education (or schooling/degree). 

    I want to be a police tourist and I want to learn English for work. 
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    I have the same question:  What is a police tourist? 

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    Good service, Good return

    One of my laptops, a DELL that is almost 3 years old, has been giving me problems and I frequently had to call the support center.  Whenever I called the toll free number, Chinese people answer it.   Why are there so many Chinese people working there in Japan?

    The catch is that the call goes overseas to Dalian in China where there is a DELL Support center for Japanese customers.  It was built by Dell in 2002 to reduce costs.  There are 500 Chinese people working there who are all great with computers and able to use business-style Japanese.  Amazing!

    I used to hear about the bad reputation Dell had for customer support in their Dalian center, but now I don't see any difference between their domestic service and the one in Dalian.

    I won't deny that I am computer-illiterate and need more support than simply selecting the latest type of computers. 

    ( Note:  What exactly do you mean?? I am computer-literate and I do not understand what you are trying to express here....)

    The support center is critical gaining repeat customers; it is much easier than going through sales.  It is well-known that complaining customers can turn into big fans if companies treat them well and solve their problems quickly.  Sometimes, all they need to do is listen carefully to their complaints.

    See, I just got a new laptop.  I have been supported by Japanese senior assistants because the laptop I chose was for business.  I now miss Dalian very much.
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    September 26, 2010
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