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    Those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind. Learn to love and appreciate yourself before anyone else does. Once you do this, you will not feel the need to change yourself for anyone or anything. Other people will also learn to love and appreciate you just the way you are. Remember, you cannot please everyone but you can choose whether or not to be happy. That being said, I offer you my friendship. 
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    July 21, 2018
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    I'd be happy to help
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    July 21, 2018
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    To bear a heavy responsibility, maybe?
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    July 21, 2018
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    Oh wow. There are definitely different approaches to consider. Thank you everyone. I'm a little more enlightened thanks to your comments. 
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    July 2, 2018
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    Thank you for your insights.
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    July 1, 2018
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    How do you balance learning multiple languages? I am completely fascinated by different languages and cultures. I am currently learning German and Korean. In a way, I find it easier to learn Korean through watching dramas and listening to Korean music. This is because there are common words used over and over in the dramas and lyrics so it makes it easier to recall them. I would like to know, is there someone who has been able to hack learning multiple languages? And if so, would you please share what methods worked best for you? I am open to all ideas that will help me get the best out of both languages. Thanks in advance.
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    Basic words to help you in your journey of learning Swahili Just how easy is it to learn Swahili? Learning a new language is a gradual process. Like every other language, consistency is key. When you are able to introduce yourself in as little as five sentences, you are well on your way to learning a new language. So how do you progress? Learn the basic greetings, both formal and informal that are used during different times throughout the day. Do not restrict yourself to one form of greeting (e.g. use Shikamoo, Habari yako, Jambo, Wambaje, etc in Swahili). This will help you to gain more confidence and feel like a native speaker. Building your vocabulary is paramount when learning a new language. Here are a few basic words to help you along: Shikamoo/ Jambo/ Wambaje - Greetings used throughout the day Habari za asubuhi - Good morning Habari za mchana - Good afternoon Habari za jioni - Good evening Lala salama - Good night Shukrani/ Asante - Thank you Samahani/ Pole - Excuse me/ I'm sorry Tafadhali - Please Remember to trust the process and have fun as you learn. All the best!
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    To grind someone's gears- means to make someone really angry

    To burn the candle on both ends - to completely exhaust oneself

    To be at your wits end - to be at your limit emotionally or mentally

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    June 24, 2018
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