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Hello! My name is Hannah. I am a 25-year-old native English speaker from Baltimore, United States. I earned my bachelor's degree in Chinese language from University of Maryland in 2017. As a student, I spent 13 months studying in China and Taiwan, allowing me to attain advanced proficiency in Chinese language. From 2018 to 2019, I served as a Peace Corps Volunteer English Teacher in Ethiopia, where I also studied some Amharic language. In addition, I have ample experience teaching in-person and online to students from China and Taiwan. I look forward to helping you practice English!
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Swahili
Chinese (Mandarin)
Amharic
French
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Mecky
Swahili
Jan 14, 2022
The lesson was amazing and am proud of Hannah she can read swahili on her own, and she has been quick in grasping the language naturally.
Mecky
Swahili
Jan 11, 2022
Great lesson as always
Mecky
Swahili
Jan 6, 2022
I'm always excited with our class with Hannah she is so friendly, vibrant and ready to learn, and a fast learner as well
Mecky
Swahili
Dec 9, 2021
I enjoy all our classes with Hannah, she is attentive and a quick learner
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  • Corrected
    Hi Shannon! I made some edits to help your diary entry flow more naturally. Keep up the good work! :)

    Dear Diary,

    It’s a rainy Monday, and I got up as usual. Today I watched an English movie and I really enjoyed it. The leading man is masculine, handsome and strong. He smiled faintly and was very attractive. He used to be a teen heartthrob. However, in real life, he's a womanizer who dates countless supermodels just for their looks. Yet, he really fits the film perfectly. He was popular several years ago and many fans were stanning him. However, since then, he's gotten some bad press, such as reports of him using drugs.
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    April 6, 2020
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    Hey! This looks really good! I just made some minor edits where you could have worded things a bit better (in all caps). Good luck with your studies! :)

    Studying 4 hours a day

    Because of the quarantine, I spend almost THE ENTIRETY OF EVERY DAY at home. My classes at college are suspended for an UNDETERMINED period, but since the BEGINNING I knew I couldn't just spend my time doing nothing. It was so clear to me that I had to make good use of the unexpected extra free time I was getting.

    So I decided I should establish a minimum AMOUNT of STUDYING I should do each day. For the past few months I've been managing my studies by time (instead of number of pages or chapters, for example), so I set my goal AT 4 hours. Fortunately, for the past three weeks, I've been able to keep this pace.

    However, it is not as easy as it may seem. In the BEGINNING I though it was just natural that I could do that, because in my normal routine I'm used to 3,5 hours of classes each day, plus at least 2 hours of study at home, and also doing a part time job. So studying 4 hours without having to go out should be smooth. Little did I know.

    Achieving my goal EVERY DAY is such a challenge. Keep in mind that MY GOAL IS to study FOR four liquid hours, SO THAT does not include any kind of break for eating, replying to messages, CHECKING social media, etc (I even use a chronometer to count the time). Turns out studying FOR four hours has ACTUALLY BEEN TAKING more than 6 hours.

    And it makes me so mad, for two reasons. First, I think my goal was set too low, I could and should do more than that. Second, if I finished earlier, I would have more time for other readings and ACTIVITIES. I'm going to start waking up earlier so I can conclude my studies in the morning and maybe raise my goal.
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    April 6, 2020
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