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Hope I can improve my 普通话, fluent in 德文 & 英文. 我住在香港,但是我很多工作在深圳和东城。 QQ号:860049126
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  • Commented
    How many SPAM ids you have?
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    January 5, 2025
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    What to expect from a stupid spammer?
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    January 5, 2025
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    I don't learn Japanese. And I don't know Duolingo. I would prefer an app that does just ONE language - but it's free , just try it. HeyJapan > I guess they have a free trial anyway. Here they mention also LingoDeer. https://saltygaijin.com/the-best-ways-to-learn-japanese-on-your-own/
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    January 1, 2025
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    From my experience it's difficult to make use of a language partner. It's also questionable if you can learn much. You like already reading - read more. Reading is a VERY GOOD way to learn a language. Just make sure you read something that is not too much above your level, and also which is interesting to you. Movies, TV is good too - what them with English subtitles - and English subtitles ONLY. I mean to study (again) 汉语, but level is very poor, maybe HSK 2-3. I would love to watch 三体 (the Chinese TV series, not the Netflix one) but that seems way way way above my level. 加油!
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    January 1, 2025
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    2b.) Schenken ist immer ein Geschenk (engl. gift) Geben kann ein Geschenk sein, muss aber nicht. Ich gebe dir mein Auto, aber nur für heute!
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    July 20, 2015
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    >lots of exceptions exist! Spoken languages ain't math. There is not really much logic in any spoken language.
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    July 20, 2015
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  • Commented

    With my Sony I can do notes, but it's really not convenient.

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    July 20, 2015
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  • Commented

    Chinese ain't a language. You mean Mandarin I guess. For Cantonese the problems will be totally different.

     

    This said, Mandarin speaker can manage often a very good US accent. Cantonese speaker need a to work a little bit harder ;-)

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    July 20, 2015
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    Make sure your eReader can actually display Japanese. My Sony has trouble with Chinese characters and I have to do some tricks to make them show up. 

     

    No idea about Kindle, but if it's used in Japan it should be OK, however, I wouldn't buy a Kindle due to the epub support.

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    July 19, 2015
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    Same problem. Why they have a group 'Chinese' - but not a group for 'Indian' or 'European'?

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    July 19, 2015
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