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Hi, this is Qihang from China. I'm currently working and living in Irvine, California. Basically, I hope to learn the Japanese language as I am a fan of its culture. I'm willing to learn with native speakers of English and German as well. It would be a great chance to meet people all over the world here and I'm happy to make friends. Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any question about Chinese or English. As a big fan of animation, I learned some Japanese by myself. However, it's not proficient at all--I cannot talk or write in Japanese with correct words or grammar. よろしくお願いいたします。 天気が良いから、散歩しましょう！ For my lifestyle, I love classical music since I do practice piano. The animation is another great entertainment in my spare time--that's why I'd love to learn Japanese. Also, I'm interested in Chinese crosstalk(相声) and Japanese Manzai and Rakugo. I hope that I can help contribute to translation subtitles for these wonderful arts in one day. B站的朋友欢迎来点个赞https://www.bilibili.com/video/av3837527谢谢！
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  • Answered
    In the 1st sentence, to assign means to give a goal to the object. In the 2nd one, it means to set. Often, "assign" is used as in "assign a task/duty to someone". Here it's similar to allocate Sometimes it's similar to "reserve for", like in "we assign large sums of money to travel budgets".
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    December 5, 2018
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    That's true. With the help of smart inputs on phones and laptops, I do sometimes forget how to write a character.

    My way to avoid this is to practice often. As a fan of fountain pens, I do some calligraphy training on a weekly basis. It helps make me feel happy and also a good way to review some classic literature. Beautiful poetries and articles are so pleasing.

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    December 5, 2018
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    To me, ようこそ means welcome in general. You can say XXXへようこそ, where XXX can be a restaurant, a hotel or a place (even if Japan itself). いらっしゃいませ is only for business use, i.e., a clerk in a store or a waitress in a hotel. It's used to welcome the customers when they walk in.
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    December 5, 2018
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  • Commented

    You made a run-on in the second sentence.


    I am going to go over this very quickly. If you have any other questions want to ask me,  just text me. 

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    December 3, 2018
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    Hello!

    Hello,

    my My name is Alicia and i´m I'm from Spain. I have a am 27 years old. I studied administrative and secretariat but i´m I'm unemployed. I want to learn english English and others idioms for to have more opportunities of to find a employ job. I will try to study other languages 1h every day. My level in English is b1(intermediate) but I've been 6 month don't not in practice. The worst that i´m learns is the grammatic.
    The biggest challenge to me in learning English is the grammar.


    A greeting.

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    December 3, 2018
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  • Answered
    It seems to me kind of odd in that I would prefer to say either 我买了半斤橘子 or 我要(想/打算)买半斤橘子 This is the subtle thing in the Chinese language that we sometimes use very small words to express the grammar things. A sentence by merely putting words together may be correct in the meaning, yet weird in expression. Keep on practicing~
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    December 3, 2018
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  • Commented

    Hello Sonya. Nice to meet you.


    I would be happy to help you either in English or in Chinese. Keep on practicing~

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    December 3, 2018
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  • Commented

    Hi, nice to meet you.


    A few comments here for your post:

    When you are writing in English, it's incorrect to type words right after a comma(,), period(.), or semicolon(:). Always add a space after the marks except for the quotation marks('"") and brackets().

    Also, you may want to correct a typo firist to first.


    Have fun learning~

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    December 3, 2018
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    The bridge.

    Recently I've watched a serial “the Bridge”. The original serial was produced (original story took place?) in Sweden and Denmark. Actions of this film were happening in these two countries and this story started between them – on the Oresund bridge on located at the border between Sweden and Denmark. It was a the murder of a young woman. One half of her body was in Sweden and second the other in Denmark. This is a detective serial about policemans policemen from both these countries and they need to work together. As I know, this serial is popular not only in Scandinavia but all over the world. UK with France, USA with Mexico and Russia with Estonia have made themselfs remakes. UK, France, USA, Mexico, Russia, and Estonia have all made their own remakes. I watched only the original version and in my opinion, it is a perfect film! There is are not only unusual and intricate crimes, even there are but also interesting characters with skeletons in the closets, secrets and uneasy fates.
    I love this film and recommend it to every each person who likes good detective stories.
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    December 3, 2018
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  • Answered
    X plus y equalsz------------------------------------------------x加y等于z X minus y equals z------------------------------------------------x减y等于z X times y equals z------------------------------------------------x乘（乘以）y等于z X divided by y equals z------------------------------------------------x除以y等于z X plus/minus/… is NOT equal to z------------------------------------------------x加（减/...）y不等于z The natural log of x equals y------------------------------------------------x的自然对数等于z/ln x等于y X to the power of y equals z------------------------------------------------x的y次幂等于z Ln(x), x^y, … is NOT equal to z------------------------------------------------...不等于z For today's class, you'll work on a practice worksheet in groups of 2-4, so please group up in groups of 2-4. Credit for today's worksheet will be based on completeness, not accuracy. Credit for today's worksheet will be based on participation, not completeness. Hey, do you have a partner? Do you want to be partners? Do you mind if I join your group? Put everything in parentheses, and then take the factorial. Did you solve the problem? How did you solve this equation? Take the integral – the bounds are from a to b----------------------------------计算由（从）a到b的定积分 Take the derivative----------------------------计算导数 Take the partial derivative of G with respect to T-------------------------------计算函数G关于T的偏导数 P has no effect on the final answer, since our system is in equilibrium. ----------------因为（这里的）系统是一个恒等运算(not sure about this part)，所以P对结果没有影响
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    December 3, 2018
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