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    Can anyone explain what does the "score" mean here? Thank you very much. "[...] There are a number of problems with this assessment. Most importantly, the very notion that Ono reenacted her own work seems to miss the point of an event score entirely. In the two score variations quoted above, Ono refers to the performer in the third person—and makes it clear that the performer may be either male or female. Thus there is no sense of an “original” performance—or any sense of priority for the artist’s own performances—even after the fact. The texts are not so much documents of a singular performance as the performances are realizations of the score. [...] Having conceived Cut Piece as an event score, Ono foresaw the work’s realization in a succession of presents. "
    May 12, 2021
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    Hi everyone, please tell me how do I express this more naturally: I wanna say that my bachelor degree had a major in art history, and I later switched major and acquired master degree in cultural studies. But I'm confused with using the verb "major" with "bachelor" or "degree". (plus, I constantly feel confused with when to use bachelor/master "degree" and when to use "program") Also I want to use the -ing form to make a more complicated sentence, like: "Previously majored in art history for bachelor, I later switched to cultural studies for the master program"? I feel it is a bit weird. It would be nice if anyone could help with the gramma or suggest a more concise expression! Thanks.
    May 3, 2021
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    I would say there is hardly such term as “seeing each other" in Chinese. I think we probably find other expressions to indicate various situations when the two people haven't been totally in a relationship, it depends on how the person judge the relation. Such as 暧昧, which typically expresses a vague feeling between potential couples, or 约约看(date and see if it goes well). 约会 means "dating", which sounds more romantic, but not so serious as "dating" in English, you could say it when two people are just seeing each other and meeting alone.
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    April 13, 2019
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    ein Email über Wohnungssuche Ich suche ab 01.04 ein Zimmer und habe in Ihre Anzeige gefunden, dafür interessiere mich sehr. Mein Name ist XXX, ich bin weiblich, 20 Jahre alt und komme aus China. Jetzt studiere ich XXXX an der Uni. XXXX und bleibe hier noch eineinhalb Jahre am mindesten. Ich spreche Chinesisch, Englisch, und jetzt lerne ich Deutsch. Ich rauche nicht, mache regelmäßig sauber und habe bereits etliche Jahre Wohnheim Erfahrung. In der Freizeit mag ich lesen, manchmal schwimmen und Basketball spielen, und auch chinesische Küche kochen, die ich mit Mitbewohnern gern teilen. Aber meistens brauche ich lange Zeit für mein Studium und bleibe ich ruhig. Ich würde gerne mit meinen Mitbewohnern Freundschaft schließen. Z. B. wir können spazieren gehen, Sport treiben, zusammen kochen, irgendwo ein Bier trinken usw.
    January 20, 2019
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