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Hi, I'm Jared! I live in Florida, USA and I speak English. I study engineering at university. I'm trying to learn German, but I'm really interested in German culture in general :) Oh, and I love football!
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    Also, too, and as well all mean the same thing. Generally, "also" is used before the sentence, or after the subject ("I also eat. Also, I eat"). "Too" is used after the sentence usually ("I eat, too"). "As well" is commonly used at the end of the sentence ("I eat, as well"). "Either" is basically the same thing as "also," "too," and "as well," but it is used in negative statements ("I don't eat, either").
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    May 5, 2009
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    Make english-speaking friends! Then you will continue to be motivated because you'll want to speak to your friends with great english.
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    March 26, 2009
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    Cuando escritas Chino es más compleja que Japonés, pero los dos usan una similar sistema de escritura - como eso: 只猫 (Chino) y キンギョ(Japonés). Y cuando hablas Chino, es más como "xie zi" y Japonés es más como "nagasaki kimosaki" y hay un gran diferencia. No son los MISMOS, pero son similar.
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    March 26, 2009
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    impossible to learn? so...hi! i'm taking spanish 3 in class and am not planning on taking it next year because all i need to do is perfect my spanish. i'm learning mandarin chinese by myself, too. spanish is so easy and i have a 96 or something without ever studying. would i be able to learn german while taking spanish class (which ends in 3 months) and learning mandarin chinese? i've heard both that you should focus on learning one language at a time, and i have heard that if i want to take on german along with chinese and spanish, do it.
    March 21, 2009
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    It basically sort of demeans formality. If someone is dressed up in a suit and tie and someone compliments his fancy clothing, you might say, "Fancy schmancy."
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    March 11, 2009
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    Yes, the Middle East is Southwest Asia. It's called the Middle East because it's in the middle of the Eastern continent (Eurasia), surrounded by Asia, Africa and Europe. The dominant religion in the Middle East is Islam. It has a very dry, arid climate, like a desert (much of the Middle East is desert). There is much more to be said considering the Middle East is the cradle of civilization, but I can't write it all.
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    March 7, 2009
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    People with wealth want to avoid taxes because they made the money rightfully and they don't believe that it should be given to the government for things like welfare (because they say poor people should do something other than rely on welfare), education (America's education system isn't good anyways), and infrastructure. What I find funny is that rich people are often Republicans who believe in doing things for the better of the country...so why are they reluctant to paying taxes? So many people believed Bernie Madoff because he was trustworthy. As a former chairman of NASDAQ and a financial genius, they trusted him. Also, they wanted to make money, which is what Madoff promised them in his scheme. I'm pretty sure they already had a conference thing in which all the financial public officers basically blamed themselves. Maybe not, but I think so.
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    February 21, 2009
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