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Hi, this is Wyne here! I was born in China and schooled in Singapore and US. I picked up some German basics through one year of language courses in college. Now I'm trying to further German study on my own. Look forward to meeting German speaking friends here! I will try my best to help you with Chinese and English as well. Let's make language study easy and fun!
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    Kekoa's notebook entry: Jan 03, 2011

    这是新的一年。上帝继续保佑我！希望我的中文今年会改善！

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    self Einführung Halo! Ich heiße Wyne. Ich bin in China geboren und bleibe hier in Singapore. Ich bin fleißig und sympathisch. Ich lesen oft und jog manchmal. Reisen und Fotografieren macht mir Spaß. Nett dich kennenzulernen!
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    大家好！
    我叫恩里克，33岁。我住在赫罗纳（西班牙）。
    我学习汉语因为我觉得汉语是未来语言。
    我会说西班牙语，加泰罗尼亚语和英语，但我的英语水平不很高。

    我不知道写什么。

    再见！
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    January 3, 2011
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    介绍一下我自己

    大家好！我在写这个因为我希望找到网友帮我学中文。关于我：学了中文好长时间，大概8年。但是不是很认真得学。在北京过了4年，当吉他手，歌手，老师，等等。两年<strike>以</strike>前(口语中比较合适）结婚了，我们是青梅竹马，很高兴在一起过日子。 现在我们住在纽约，希望有一天能回到我们亲爱的中国！

    写的算是很好了。加油。

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    January 3, 2011
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    I think simplified chinese is much easier to learn and used by a much larger population ( just count the number from mainland China!). It would a better starting point for you. It is not hard to guess the meaning of traditional chinese characters if you know the simplified version.
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    January 3, 2011
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    Yes, sounds good.
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    January 3, 2011
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    Motive is the reason/purpose behind doing something. It can either be positive or negative, though it it is often used with a negative connotation. For example, 'ulterior motive' or 'what are his motives behind the murder?' Motivation, on the other hand, has positive connotation. It refers to what drives someone to accomplish something.
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    January 3, 2011
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