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My English is OK, but I still want to improve it；I would like to find someone who can practice English with me. I know the basic Japanese and also want to learn more about it. Other language is OK if you want to learn Chinese. I'm good at Chinese.
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    The most difficult is the grammar, and you should also practice your listening skill. Those are the most difficult parts for my classmates and me.
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    April 24, 2009
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    similar， but "duibuqi" is more formal, polite and sincere; therefore, it can be used in a serious situation. “henbaoqian" is more friendly and humor.
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    April 7, 2009
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    In my hometown, we plant flowers or crops. We have an old saying:清明前后，点瓜种豆，which means we should sow around Tomb sweeping day. In some places, people will go for an outing or do sports in that day. In ancient China, Tomb sweeping day is also called " 踏青节”.(Ta Qing jie-go for an outing in early spring)
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    April 4, 2009
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    艾 is called Asiatic wormwood or Artemisia argyi in English.It is a symbol of virtue and beauty. There are a lot of words which means warmth, such as 煦(xu) and 阳(yang), but you have to change the places of the words because of their musical tones. 2-character names are common in China, but the first character should be your family name, or it just can be used as a nickname.For example, 小红 is a nickname, but 李红 is a formal name.I don't know whether 阿 is a family name, but for most of the Chinese, it seems to be a nickname.
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    April 4, 2009
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