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Hey I'm Zij, a Singaporean born and raised. I consider English my native tongue, and I can speak Mandarin-Chinese at an effective bilingual level. My grandmother raised me, so I can speak decent Hokkien-Chinese as well. I discovered I'm passionate about linguistics a year ago and have been trying to pick up a few languages that interest me so far.
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Jantima
Thai
Mar 7, 2025
รถไถ พูดภาษาไทยเก่งมากๆ
Natali
Thai
Dec 22, 2024
คุณรถไถเว้าภาษาไทยได้ดีหลาย ออกเสียงได้ถืกต้องทั้งหมด และ ตอนนี้เฮากำลังเริ่มเฮียนภาษาอีสาน กับภาษาลาว คุณรถไถกะเฮ็ดได้ดี เฮียนฮู้ได้ไว ถ้าคุณรถไถฝึกไปเรื่อยๆ รับรองเว้าไปเก่งแท้ๆ พบกันใหม่บทเฮียนหน้าเด้อ ขอบใจหลายๆ
Timpika
Thai
Jan 24, 2024
It was another great class with Kang. We practiced reading more difficult and complicated phrases and he did a great job! วันนี้สนุกมากๆเลยค่ะ เก่งมาก ขอบคุณมากนะคะที่ตั้งใจเรียนและฝึกภาษาไทย เจอกันอาทิตย์หน้าค่ะ :D
Russian with Alla
Russian
Apr 21, 2020
Отлично поработали на уроке, буду рада заниматься с тобой ещё :)
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    April 12, 2020
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  • Answered
    1) I don't understand "span up this deal" 2) That makes sense, but I think "dissatisfied" is a better term than "unsatisfied" (https://www.dailywritingtips.com/dissatisfied-unsatisfied/) 3) That makes sense, but "came in handy" is a little colloquial, and "to us" is redundant 4) I apologize because I am not 100% sure with this, but I think the right sentence would be "My mother asked me to sweep the shelves before the guests came over". 5) "disbelief" not "disbelieve"; the former is a noun, the latter is a verb 6) You need a preposition "of" or "on" -- "I had only vague understanding of how the thing works". Also, Russian has no articles, so another way you could write it in English with an article is "I had only a vague understanding on how the thing works"
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    April 7, 2020
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  • Commented
    "I think" as commented by someone else, can be taken out, or if it works better, can be moved to the front or back of the sentence. Basically, the sentence is written in first person, which is what someone is writing, talking or thinking about. Let's look a the sentence with "I think taken out", you get:

    "Which was what our pens and flip charts were about too"

    The subject "which" is being compared to "our pens and flip charts". I think you are confused by the word "which". It references something mentioned in the previous sentences which you did not show here.

    Example:

    我学俄语的原因是为了去哪公干。 我热爱吃。 这也是我想学俄语的原因之一。
    The reason I learn Russian is to work there. I love to eat. Which is another reason I want to learn Russian.

    The "which" or "这" in this example references to my love for eating.

    Hopefully this makes sense for you.

    Also, note that starting new sentences with "which" like the example you gave isn't really standard formal English. It is colloquial and used in conversations, speaking and sometimes books (non-academia).
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    April 7, 2020
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  • Answered
    我两都能帮助你
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    April 7, 2020
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