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I'm not really sure what to put in these things. Everyone seems to put a long list of hobbies and what-not. I'm going to university right now to major in computer engineering. Right now, the popular thing among us computer students is to go to Japan on the Study Abroad program, and I've always held an interest in the Asian cultures. So, here I am coming back to this page after several years of inactivity :) My hobbies are always changing but I like video games and computers. I have background knowledge in film making and I am currently working with my team to build electric go-karts. I love art, writing and reading as well. I'm not really knowledgeable on popular culture but I guess that means you could rant about your favorite celebrity to this ignorant, naive person XD Please keep in mind that time zones and studies may make it hard for me to skype at times. I have to be polite to my roommate ya know?
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    I am Leilani

    I am Leilani. I'm living in my hometown in China. I am also a student in  the at Northwest Normal University. My major is the Music Education, but I really don't want to be a teacher.And I love music so much！All kinds of music！So，if you are agree with me .You just call me at once.I have a lot of passion want to talk with you！Thank you so much again！See you soon！

     

    in the --  In my area, people use 'in the" but it isn't professionally used. You didn't need to use "the" this time. 

    have a lot of passion -- "want" is all you need but you could have said something like this "I am passionate about talking with new people." That's if you really wanted to use the word passion.

     

    I hope this helps! :)

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    May 21, 2015
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    たつまき その時にわ竜巻の季節です。期末テストの勉強しながらたつまきのちゅこくをなった。みんながとしょかんのとくにしました。ま、だれも勉強しませんでした。たつまきがすぎいですね？
    May 21, 2015
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    Osechi is Japanese traditional food.

    At the end of last year,I cooked Osechi. People used to pray to osechi for a good harvest,family's health and prosperity of the year by eating it.But nowadays,we enjoy looking and eating it with our family and celebrating the new year. Most people buy it because it needs a lot of time to cook.
    Most of them have a long shelf life because the osechi is strongly seasoned by sugar,salt and soy sauce. It frees the housewife from house chores during from January 1st to 3rd－ sanganichi, the first three days of the New Year.
    Each dish of osechi has its own origins so if you are interested in osechi,look up them on Wikipedia! haha

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    January 11, 2015
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    さいしょのジャーナルのこころみ 今日は、みんな！ 私はStephanieです！私は中断かえる。今、かんたんぶんわだけです。私は、日本語を二千がれんしゅしていない。私は本をかく。ま、そおれわむずかしい。このにっしわもむすかしいだけど私のつずきます！
    January 11, 2015
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    I just want to add a few more to the list :D ROFL=rolling on the floor laughing ROFLMAO=rolling on the floor laughing my butt (ass) off nvm=nevermind idk=I don't know Just thought you would like to know these too, but beware of slangs or an English teacher will kill you. It's not considered proper English writing them in the different ways above. (I do it anyways though)
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    November 10, 2010
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    I have difficulties conjugating verbs for the te and masu form. Please give some tips for learning?
    November 7, 2010
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    The guys in movies who are spies and blow stuff up. The main character who never backs down. A person who is really good at fighting, or insults people constantly. A person who can back up what he says. Ex: That movie was badass! That movie was awsome/the best/ coolest/ect. At least that's my impression of it. The word badass can be considered impolite , so don't say when talking to someone higher up. Ex: your boss
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    November 7, 2010
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    I'm learning Japanese, and i have the same problem. 1) Look up a subject of intrest, and translate it 2) get a white board and write down words (or a chalk board) 3) Ask family members or friends to have practice conversations with harder words. Of course if they don't know the language just tell them what words you want them to say. 4)Watch moveies 5)Listen to songs 6)Read online articles you find interesting 7) Read a book 8) Read manga that was translated to language you are learning ( The pictures help you understand things) 9) Talk with someone who speaks the language
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    November 7, 2010
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    If you don't put a comma , and go to an English teacher they will count it wrong. It is a compund sentence. "My friends drink alot of cofee" is one sentence. "I don't like it." is another. Therefore you have to have a comma before "but" in order to connect the two sentences.
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    November 7, 2010
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    Jennifer is right, but I have a lot of dreams is more gramatically correct. (At least I think so)
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    November 7, 2010
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