Bonjour!

Bonjour mes dames et <strike>messieurs</strike> monsieurs. Je m'appelle Jessy de Chine. <strike>Je</strike> <strike>suis</strike> J'ai vingt <strike>et</strike> une ans. J'apprends francais. Au revoir!

<em>* Very good. However, when the French say how old they are, they do not say "I am," but instead they say "I have." The Spanish do this too. * : )</em>

Bonjour!

Bonjour mes dames et <strike>messieurs</strike> monsieurs. Je m'appelle Jessy de Chine. <strike>Je</strike> <strike>suis</strike> J'ai vingt et une. J'apprends francais. Au revoir!

<em>* Very good. However, when the French say how old they are, they do not say "I am," but instead they say "I have." The Spanish do this too. * : )</em>

Feminine nouns in French usually end with an "e." Also, if you are reading French and you see a "la" or an "une" or a "cette" before the noun, then you know that the noun is feminine. There are some exceptions and for those you will just have to memorize them. I hope this helps. Sorry, I have trouble recognizing them too, but this is what I go by.

wilt thou forget?

"Wilt thou forget the happy hours in which we buried in love's sweet <strike>bowers</strike> burrows?" Things were all in the past, apparently.
<strike>Although</strike> I have already <strike>maken</strike> made up my mind that I should <strike>,</strike> or maybe that I must<strike>,</strike> forget that man and all the things related to him, but how could <strike>it</strike> that be easy? This relationship has <strike>been</strike> lasted for three years and it was my <strike>poppy</strike> puppy love. It is very difficult for me to lay it down totally. It seems that something has been deeply engraved into my brain and that some pictures will always emerge from my mind of which I <strike>could</strike> cannot drive <strike>them</strike> away. I am <strike>positive</strike> sure that there is little possibility to make up with him. I never regret breaking up and making the decision.
<strike>Froget</strike> Forget the dead, the past? Oh, yet, there are ghosts that may take revenge for it. Memories that make the heart a tomb.
"Wilt thou forget the happy hours?" I <strike>doult</strike> doubt if he suffers from the same sorrow as I<strike>,</strike>. <strike>or</strike> Maybe<strike>,</strike> he has already entered into another world, leaving all the memories behind. I pray for a stone heart, so that this sentence will not always linger in my mind.
Joy, once lost, is pain.

<em>* You did very good, but some of your grammer is incorrect and some words were used out of place. Other than that it is great. This entry sounds so sad. : (</em>  *

This is my translation: "If you want the life of (I don't know soirere) to begin, she has to give you the good sniff." haha; doesn't make sense to me either.

I'm going to Thailand and Hong Kong!!

In November, I am going to travel to Phuket and Hong Kong with my mom and dad.
I am studying for an exam to become an English teacher, but I'm already so excited about going abroad!
<strike>You can</strike> Can you give me tips for traveling to those places<strike>.</strike> ?

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

Hi<strike>,</strike> everybody!<strike>,</strike> My name is Sarah. I just graduated from school and now<strike>,</strike> I am working as a foreign salesman. I love English<strike>,</strike> and I hope that you and <strike>me</strike> I can become friends.
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*Your are using commas incorrectly; commas do not end a sentence. Commas are used as pauses in a sentence and to separate related material in a sentence. For Example "I opened the door, but I didn't find anything." or "I put carrots, chicken, and spices in the soup." or "if you need something, then just ask." I hope this helps.*
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