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Hi! I am currently learning Finnish and would like to meet with Finnish native speakers to practice written Finnish. I speak English and Malay, with a little bit of Chinese dialects. Currently living in Sydney, Australia and working as a hairdresser.
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    Pacific Rim in Malaysia too! I saw it, it is just ok to me. Not the best but very entertaining.

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    July 15, 2013
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    This is a very constrictive view.

    I have many close women friends and we care for each other like sisters. I am sorry if you do not have similar experiences with your women friends, but your statement is very shallow and down right demeaning.

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    July 14, 2013
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  • Answered
    You can say 'electricity outage' instead of 'outage of electricity' And I don't think 'retrieved' is the right word to use here, better to use 'resume'.
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    July 10, 2013
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    Absolutely NOT! I don't think there are many food safety laws here in Malaysia. Mostly the authorities act upon complaints by the people rather than enforcing laws by checking up on restaurants.

     

    I've found crocroach feet in my noodle soup before and still got charged for the bowl because the waitress said that I ate some of it already! 

     

    But we are still well known for out food!

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    July 10, 2013
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    Tired? Tired of what?
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    July 10, 2013
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    You mean - 'In those days, traveling was not as easy as today'? Yes, sounds correct to me. But emphasis is taken away a little making the sentence sound a little weak. That's my opinion.
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    July 10, 2013
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  • Answered
    You are correct. It should be - She will never be either important or famous She will be neither important nor famous.
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    July 8, 2013
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    You can use present perfect tense to express an experience, a recent change or a continuing situation. 

     

    Here are some examples - 

    I have never been to Prague.

    I have just bought a new computer.

    How have you been?

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    July 8, 2013
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    I watch a whole lot of TV series! It is a little crazy, but very entertaining!

    My favorite so far is Walking Dead and Game of Thrones. I've read all 5 books from the Song of Ice and Fire series which is what Game of Thrones is based on. Now I feel like the TV series is a little bland since I already know how the story goes.

    Walking Dead is made extremely well, with a robust storyline that does not seem to ever go stale. It has a great script and effects that makes zombies really believable. Although it revolves around zombies, the story captures how human survival instinct causes innovation or destruction when push comes to shove.

    Other TV series I am watching is Vikings, Lilyhammer, Magic City, True Blood (not enjoying this one anymore) and just started Under the Dome. Ya, crazy!

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    July 8, 2013
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    I think it is the BB cream! I've been looking around for that, but not too sure which brand is the best.

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    July 8, 2013
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