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Hello! Pleased to meet you. My name is Naomi and I'm from the Philippines. I'm a plank junkie and enjoy doing bodyweight exercises. Chocolate and ice cream are my guilty pleasures though. ;)
Aside from making new friends, I'm also interested in different cultures and in traveling locally or abroad, and I hope to visit many places down the road. As of now, I'm looking to meet language partners who can help me learn Korean or German, and in return I will gladly teach you English or Cebuano.
Take care! :)
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Korean
German
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Filipino (Tagalog)Native
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Activities
- Firstly, do not believe that you can obtain something for nothing. In other words, do not/don't be greedy. This is foundational/fundamental awareness of avoiding deception. Secondly, don’t expose your personal information on the Internet. It’s better to browse official websites instead of unusual sites as this will definitely put you in a safe place. However, always be alert; this can prevent you from being deceived ("sober" means "not drunk" or "serious," so I don't think the word is appropriate).0 votedJanuary 7, 20230
- Today I woke up at 6:00 a.m. and went to a bento shop near my hotel to buy breakfast. The onigiri (rice balls) were 50 yen each, and the tonkatsu (pork cutlet) sandwiches were 130 yen each—affordable (You should use an adjective here since "tasty" is also an adjective. This is what is called "parallelism.") and tasty. Then, I went to Sunayama Beach at low tide and saw a small sea snake on the beach. Sea snakes are poisonous, so it was scary just to see one ("a small sea snake" is singular, so don't use "them") up close. We also took a walk in the mangrove forest in Shimajiri. Afterward, we went to the Hansen's Disease History Museum to learn about how people affected by leprosy spent a difficult time in isolation from their families. It was a beautiful, (a comma is needed when you use at least two adjectives to describe the same noun) sunny day, and the temperature rose to 20 degrees Celsius. We went to the Snow Salt Museum to see how salt is made. Then, we crossed the bridge to Ikema and Raima Islands, where we saw lighthouses and many beautiful beaches. It was wonderful to see the gradation of the sea, which was crystal clear and changed from emerald green to dark blue. In the evening we had tonkatsu (pork cutlet). I walked 17,800 steps, and it was a very tiring day (I walked 17,800 steps, so I was dead-tired/worn-out/exhausted at the end of the day).0 votedDecember 26, 20221
- We're less than three days away from Christmas. All around the city you can see cafes, restaurants and shops decorated for Christmas. I work for an American company, and I can feel the happiness/joy of the big holiday (... I can feel the happiness brought by the big holiday) from my colleagues.0 votedDecember 22, 20221
- Today (no need to put a comma after time expressions such as "today," "yesterday," "tomorrow," "now," etc. at the beginning of a sentence) I had my first violin class. Actually, I got/had a class one week ago, but that was a trial lesson. I started playing the violin because I watched a violin video on _______ (Did you see the video on Youtube, Facebook, TikTok, etc.? You have to specify the social media site here since "SNS" stands for "social networking service," which is quite broad), which was really impressive for me. When I started playing the violin, I felt my arm and collarbone hurt. The violinist whom I saw in the video played the violin very easily, so I thought I could learn it effortlessly (avoid repeating the same word or words) too, but I changed my mind after a few lessons. It was pretty hard. Now I can only play “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star” and another easy song (I don’t remember the title at all). I will try hard to play the violin well.0 votedDecember 21, 20220

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