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Hi there! I'm a major band geek and I like cookies! I love to write. I love to play my flute and many other instruments. I'm a Christian and I'm NOT ashamed to admit it. I love JESUS very much. I'm normally a happy person. I like learning lots of different languages, I hope to learn every single one. I also love to make new friends and help out others. I will help anyone from advice to sadness. Just about any help you need, or if you just need someone to cheer you up, I'm here. I don't like seeing anyone sad. There needs to be more happiness in the world.
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    Learning Korean This is an update. No corrections please, especially since this is written in my native language. I've been learning Korean for quite sometime now. I've been using websites called Talktomeinkorean.com and Harukorean.com. I'm still a beginner, but it's going very well. Korean is the first language that I'm learning on my own and being completely committed to it. Yes, Korean is very different than my native language, English. But time will pass after studying for many years to come that I will get in the hang of the language. I know that I haven't been on here much. Chances are that's not going to change. If you want to follow my process in learning Korean, then follow my Korean blog at ilovesouthkorean.tumblr.com. I write a post on what I learned at least once a week, usually on weekends.
    May 3, 2012
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    Both are correct. The second is more used than the first one though. It probably also depends what type of English you're speaking since certain places speak English differently. American English(what I speak) is slightly different from British English is slightly different from Australian English, etc.
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    May 18, 2010
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    What's the difference between Chinese Mandarin and Cantonese? I want to learn both, but what's the difference?
    February 12, 2010
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    Hi!! Is there a way to improve? Hello(Hallo) ^^ My name is Melody(Ich bin Melodie)

    I'm currently taking a German class in high school. I'm in German II, preparing for German III next year.

    I'm kind of nervous to take German III next year because I heard that 60% - 70% of the shool year is only in German. I feel like I don't know enough German to take that class next year. I'm barely passing the German II class with a 74%(anything below a 70% in my school system is consider failing, so I'm nervous that I'm not going to make it...I'm almost at the failing mark...).

    I want to find a way to improve my German. Is there a free learning website(besides about.com) or some books I can buy that will help me improve?

    Thank you for your help!!(Danke!!)
    February 2, 2010
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    Am I better off learning Traditional Chinese or Simplified Chinese? Some Chinese use Traditional, Some use Simplified. I have not yet got an answer to this question. What does the majority of the Chinese write in? I've been learning Traditional for a while but I'm also looking into Simplified.
    February 2, 2010
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    What's wrong? What do you need help with?
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    February 2, 2010
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