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I spent about a year teaching English in Taipei , which I really enjoyed. Afterwards, I taught in language schools in England and NY and community colleges in NJ. I learned a lot from my diverse teaching experiences, especially from my students. I am thankful for growing up in an English speaking country because English is a global language and a lingua franca. I am also thankful for getting the best of both worlds as a Chinese-American. When you are learning English, you also get the best of both worlds through learning a new language and culture while keeping your own language and culture. You can explore the differences and I hope your journey is an exciting and fun one.
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    Can someone help me translate a School Document from English to Japanese?
    March 11, 2009
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    Can someone help me translate this in Spanish? This is for my school. Thanks alot! When a student submits a completed monthly form he or she will receive a reward. All classes with 100% participation will receive an additional treat.Here is how Read 'n Roll Works:Your child needs to read, or be read to, for a minimum of 20 minutes per day in English or your native language. Remember that homework reading counts!Keep track of your child's daily progress on a blank Read 'n Roll form. Each form has 28 boxes to be filled in with an X or a mark. At the end of the month your child should return the completed form to school and receive a blank form for the next month.The Read 'n Roll program runs for 6 months from November 1st through April 30th. Please submit each completed form on time so that your child will receive a reward along with the rest of the class. We don't want anyone's child to feel left out!We are striving for 100% participation and we know that with your help we can do it! Nothing promotes academic achievement and confidence as much as reading!
    November 9, 2008
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    Can someone help me translate these letters in Korean, Mandarin,and Arabic?This is for my school.Thanks! When a student submits a completed monthly form he or she will receive a reward. All classes with 100% participation will receive an additional treat.Here is how Read 'n Roll Works:Your child needs to read, or be read to, for a minimum of 20 minutes per day in English or your native language. Remember that homework reading counts!Keep track of your child's daily progress on a blank Read 'n Roll form. Each form has 28 boxes to be filled in with an X or a mark. At the end of the month your child should return the completed form to school and receive a blank form for the next month.The Read 'n Roll program runs for 6 months from November 1st through April 30th. Please submit each completed form on time so that your child will receive a reward along with the rest of the class. We don't want anyone's child to feel left out!We are striving for 100% participation and we know that with your help we can do it! Nothing promotes academic achievement and confidence as much as reading!
    November 1, 2008
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    How do you say warts in Mandarin? Also, how to do you say dermologist as well?
    October 9, 2008
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    Can someone help me translate a short letter from English to Mandarin? I work at an elementary school and it is important for me to communicate with the parents that do not speak English that well. Just let me know. Thanks so much!
    October 9, 2008
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    How do you say "Welcome" in Korean? I would like to put 'Welcome' in Korean on my website. However, it does not read any characters, so I would need it to be spelled out using the English alphabet.
    August 30, 2008
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    Is there any online website that translates English to Haitian Creole?
    March 6, 2008
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  • Answered
    An adjective (adj.) is word that describes a noun. A noun is a person, place or thing. Adjectives can come BEFORE nouns. For example: I have a new car. - new (adj.) + car (noun) = (ADJ. + NOUN) Adjectives can come AFTER a BE verb. For example: She is pretty. - is (be verb) + pretty (adj.) = (BE verb + ADJ.)
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    February 26, 2008
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    Como estas! Estoy profesora de ingles.
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    February 26, 2008
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    Does anyone know of a software program where I can type pinyin and Mandarin characters for a MAC (10.4.
    February 26, 2008
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