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    I've been trying to find this forever!!! It's hilarious :) thanks~
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    October 5, 2010
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    September 26, 2010
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    溡.nin's notebook entry: Sep 22, 2010

    Mmm..Happy Mid-Autumn Festival, bless everyone. Wish each other a long *life so as to share the beauty of the graceful moonlight even though *we are miles apart.

    As the poem said,但愿人长久，千里共婵娟. I miss my family, and my past moon. The BGM of the note (if I can add it) is Moon river.
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    September 25, 2010
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    September 25, 2010
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    The terrible mid-autumn festival

    The mid-autumn festival recently didn't remain as a good memory for me,and I even forgot to have a look at the beautiful moon in that night.

    Everyone around me got a three-day holiday of mid-autumn festival except for me.
    The fact that I should have the ielts classes during holiday just made me down.
    Getting up at 6:20a.m,transferring many times,having classes with just one break,all this stuff left me exhausted.How I wish that I could have a good rest or do something interesting in the holiday such as watching the American TV series or reading a novel written by the author I love.

    But I knew it was worth it anyway because passing the exam ,ielts ,surely means a lot to me ,and only by working hard on it can I make it. Actually, I remembered the first time I had the ielts class, the complicated grammar and the numerous strange words really destroyed my confidence. "My English sucks"; it occured to me every minute. I wondered if there was even a chance I could make it. A few days passed, I felt a little better, but I know it's still a big challenge for me.

    The only thing I can do is keeping moving because I have to for my future. (Yes, always forward! :) )
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    September 25, 2010
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    aleee's notebook entry: Sep 25, 2010 heeeeee~ okay so here goes: Bonjour! Je m'appelle Ale, et j'ai (how do you say 19?!) dix-neuf ans! C'était un long temps puisque je parle et ecrit en français. J'ai eu une classe de français quand je suis attendue la high school. (that sentence looks so wrong.. past participles.) euh, j'habite en l'Etats-Unis et j'ai les cheveux noir et j'ai les yeux noir aussi. J'aime manger la pastèque et spaghetti. J'aime le maths et la chimie, mais je n'aime pas la classe d'art. Je ne sais pas pourquoi mais c'est classe m'ennuyé. um. that's it for now. I think. I also know some Spanish but am completely lost when it comes to accent marks, same with French obvs. I also love this smilie face: ಠ_ಠ idk why, it just looks funny. What is it supposed to mean? Je ne sais pas mais c'ést amusant.
    September 25, 2010
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    Here's the definition on the internet (http://diccionario.sensagent.com/tampoco/es-es/) but it's all in Spanish so I'm not sure how much help it'll be, but I took the examples from there, too. Okay, so what I gathered is that "tampoco" is used to deny something or express negativity once something has already been denied. For example: Alicia: ¿Has visto esa nueva película? Sandra: No. Alicia: Bueno, ¿y has visto el nuevo programa en la televisión? Sandra: Tampoco! So Alicia asks Sandra if she's seen the new movie, and Sandra says no. So she's denied watching the movie, and then Alicia asks if she's seen the new television show and Sandra hasn't so she uses "tampoco" to express that she hasn't seen the new television show ~either~. "Tampoco" = neither. Alicia: El niño no durmió y tampoco su madre. TRANSLATION: The boy didn't sleep and ~neither~ did his mother. Sandra: No conozco a tus padres y tampoco a tus hermanos. TRANSLATION: I don't know your parents or your brothers. Alicia: No fueron a la plaza temprano y tampoco más tarde. TRANS: They didn't go to the store earlier or later. Sandra: No desayunaron hoy y tampoco ayer. TRANS: They didn't have breakfast today or yesterday. So basically, you use "tampoco" in a sentence when you are denying related things consecutively. "No, they didn't have breakfast today" AND "No, they didn't have breakfast yesterday." = "No, they didn't have breakfast today or yesterday". "No desayunaron hoy" + "No desayunaron ayer" = "No desayunaron hoy y tampoco ayer". I hope this made SOME sense! :)
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    September 25, 2010
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