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Yo, it's me! Don't you know me? Now you will! My name is Mark. I'm 25 years old. My hobby is listening to music. I like sincere, open minded, kind, creative, original people... I can't live without crepes, the Internet, love, hugs, my phone, without English... I hate haters, lies, rumors, books, studying, going to school, pretending, showing off... If you want to know something more about me, my skype ID markcone93 peace and love ♥, make love, not war... If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands (clap clap) If you're happy and you know it, then your face will surely show it!!! :D I love meeting new people I can talk with about everything, learning new languages, new cultures, religions :) Love breeds love, hate breeds hate!
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    今天 (2015年1月2日)

    今天早上我没吃早饭,只喝咖非。 午休, 我饿死了, 午饭吃了很多。明天我要去滑雪。 滑雪对我很有意思。 明天的天气应该是不太冷。

     

    加油!

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    January 8, 2016
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    2013 - present
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    December 10, 2015
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    Oh Janet,

     

    that sounds just great, doesn't it? :D I was so happy when I realized that the verb forms are all the same for every person ^^ it makes it way easier.

     

    How long have you been doing the language for, Janet? :3

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    August 10, 2015
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    Haha as a teacher, I believe it's quite common, don't you think so? :D

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    August 5, 2015
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    I think that Canada, the Scandinavian countries, Australia have a very good and flexible educational system. I loved my schooling in Australia. I am teaching in China and I would def. agree with Ruthi on that learning and studying should be fun. If you had freedom as most of us do in the Western world, there are also parents that make their kids study something what they had wanted to study as kids and couldn't have or what they think it might bring their kids a lot of money nowadays, the students would probably be much better at a particular subject or that what they are majoring in. But then again, try to explain it to them lol 

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    August 3, 2015
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    Aug 1st. 2015

    I went to my driving school for the last two days. (I've been going to my driving school for the past two days.) The coach is always very impatience/ impatient and shouts at the students. Fortunately, I drove a little bit better than some other students. Except for the first class, I was treated relatively gentle by the coach. By the way, it has been tough days for me these days because something has happened. / By the way, these days have been tough for me because something happened.

     

    Note: 

     

    impatience is a noun

    impatient is an adjective. 

     

    Adjective desribes/ gives infromation about a noun. What is a noun in the text? The couch. How is the couch? Impatient. I'm impatient. If you said "I'm impatience", that would mean you're not a person. :D

     

    The different between I went to the driving school for the last two days and I've been going to the driving school for the past two days is just when it happened. The first sentence refers to the time/moment which is already over, somewhere in the past. Yesterday was the second day as you had gone there. Whereas the second sentence would rather refer to the moment that is still happening and involves the present as well. You went there and you have just come back, but you'll still be going there. 

     

    Your English is genuinely very good. :)

     

    I hope it help. :3

     

    Good luck, 朋友 :)

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    August 1, 2015
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    I'm a lucky because I've got really good friends, especially those I've known since I was a kid.

     

    Dear Alex,


    thank you for your email about friendship. I'm so glad to hear that from you, because I'm one of your friends too.

    I think this friendship is very important to me. How can we live without friends?
    Thank them for having someone to lean on. We can cry on their shoulders, rely on them, have fun, and do the best things ever with them. 


    My best friend, for instance, is Ivan and I love going out with him, eating, and acting as his stooge. I love him.
    Sometimes we argue, but it takes us only 5 minutes to solve our discussion.
    We never speak bad things about each other.
    I like him, because he is understanding, funny, sweet and lovely.
    Even though sometimes he is stubborn and he gets angry easily.
    But he remains my best friend.
    Personally I wouldn't live without friends because all people need support and someone to pass the time with.
    To sum up, who finds a friend, finds a treasure.
    Keep in touch with me

    Take care

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    August 1, 2015
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    Norwegian and the noun cases

    Hi,

     

    I've started learning Norwegian recenty and I'm wondering if Norwegian has the noun cases as well as German does.

     

    If it does, can you tell me how to change the noun? Thanks :3

    July 31, 2015
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    I think you should not change anything. Just do what makes you happy. I would personally never accept that philosophy and do as it is easier, because I believe if we do something, we should do it well, if not, better don't do it at all. :)

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    July 31, 2015
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    Improve English

     

    I was focused a lot on Spanish before. So, when I arrived IN Greece/ I went to Greece for holidays, (to spend holidays) I realised that I DIDN'T speak English.
    Despite the fact, that I read in English a lot, I had speaking practice very little. To be honest, I only read articles, books, but didn't practice listening to the English language. (lack of time).
    Once my English teacher recommended me to write a little every day. Ok, every day -it's very often for me, but I'll try to do it every week. Fortunately, there you can correct my mistakes. And of course I'm going to have more speaking practice in English.

     

    Good luck Olga. English is not particulary hard. You can follow the lyrics while listening to music, or have an English subtitle while watching a movie. It can help you a lot. You can read and hear what they are saying at the same time. So, you would learn how to pronounce it and also how to spell the word. :) Try to pay a bit more of attention to the grammar, especially the tenses. :) 

     

    Take care!

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    July 31, 2015
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