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Looking for native English speakers with advanced Chinese skills (at least not a total beginner) I don't want to stay at the 'chitchat' level, it's easy but boring and time-wasting. Nobody would discuss deep topics with a stranger, but for the sake of improving a language, this is totally legitimate. I will not reply to: ▶︎ learners of English ▶︎ a blank profile ▶︎ male with only female italki friends ▶︎ simple greetings like "Hi, nice to meet you". If you ignore these and still send me messages, you will be blocked or reported.
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    两星期内我要去深圳。在深圳，我会在一所学校担任日语老师的工作。这份工作是德语学校为我介绍的，有点出乎意料。因为这是我第一次去中国，所以我感到既紧张又兴奋。在学校，我将教授中学生。虽然我不太清楚学校的规模，但我知道学校的名字。从德国坐飞机到深圳需要十四个小时，不过幸运的是，机场离我家不远，只要坐火车两个半小时，再转公共汽车三十分钟就能到达。我的朋友们常常问我："你为什么要去中国呢？" 我回答说："因为我喜欢尝试新事物，而且我对中国文化非常感兴趣。我想了解中国的食物、音乐、人民以及自然景观。"
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    September 30, 2023
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    Ohh thank you Michael! I took "female customers" as a whole, that's why I failed to parse it.
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    August 3, 2020
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    "offers its predominantly female customers a sense of community" - why 'predominantly'? Marc Mullen, a London-based personal trainer, believes Bounce is popular because it is fun and friendly, and offers its predominantly female customers a sense of community. Why use an adverb? Which word does it modify?
    August 3, 2020
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    "So they need anybody who can help dampen down some of these those pressures." THESE THOSE??? Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-52325269 Couldn't understand the usage. Also failed to look it up on Google because the two words are too commonly seen everywhere.
    April 27, 2020
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    Your words are still appreciated, Michael! Sometimes I am too focused on minor details and lose happiness.
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    June 20, 2019
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    Thanks for your suggestion, Michael!
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    June 20, 2019
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    Why is TIME in "for a long time" countable? Sorry, I don't know why but the website submitted my question multiple times. Please answer the latest one, thanks.
    June 20, 2019
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    Why is TIME in "for a long time" countable? It just pops up in my mind. Shouldn't it be "for XX times" where we can use TIME as a countable noun?
    June 20, 2019
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    Why is TIME in "for a long time" countable? Sorry, I don't know why but the website submitted my question multiple times. Please answer the latest one, thanks.
    June 20, 2019
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    Why is TIME in "for a long time" countable? Sorry, I don't know why but the website submitted my question multiple times. Please answer the latest one, thanks.
    June 20, 2019
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