First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I am<em> (or</em> I'm <em>or</em> I come<em>)</em> from Guandong, China AM COME FORM GUANGDONG CHINA,. My English is so bad!And we I hope to learn a lot with <em>(or</em> through<em>)</em> language exchanges and learning! The exhibitions. <em>(I am not sure what you mean by that..."the exhibitions" 是什么意思？)</em>. Thank you!

exam starts

The fianl final exam will begin innext week ("next week" or "in one week"), and I will leave GuangZhou for Urumqi after the exam is over. I don't like the weather inof GuangZhou because it's too hot for me. bBut I must pass the exam and get grades all above B before I can leave GuangZhou. It'sThis makes me worried. 

God bless me

(Good luck!)

kiss the rain (雨的印记）

生命中，不断地有人离开或进入。于是，看见的，看不见的；记住的，遗忘了。 生命中，不断地有得到和失落。于是，看不见的，看见了；遗忘的，记住了。 然而，看不见的，是不是就等于不存在？记住的，是不是永远不会消失？ 

Life, people constantly come and go. Visible, invisible; remembered, forgotten. In your life, you always get something and give away something else. So, invisible, visible; forgotten, remembered. However, is invisible the same as non-existent? Remembered, does it mean that it will never disappear? 

(I tried...nice text, though it doesn't make too much sense. But if it does in Chinese, then you can paraphrase and we will find a better translation... Is this a song or a poem maybe?)

In fact we have in Italian the words "bullo" (= the one who bullies) and "bullismo" (=bullism), but I think there is no way to translate directly the verb "to bully" ("bullare" unfortunately doesn't exist, yet). In addition to what Fede wrote, in case there is an action and not only a verbal intimidation, you can also use: pick on somebody/bully somebody = fare una prepotenza a qualcuno

I am not sure I fully understand the question, but you can in general translate "I don't care" with "Non mi importa": Es.: 1) +VERB "Non mi importa quanti soldi guadagna, l'importante è che mi voglia bene" (You can also omit "mi" if you want to have a slightly different meaning. In fact you will have "non importa" more similar to "it doesn't matter") 2) +NOUN "Non mi importa delle tue scuse, se ti rivolgi ai tuoi colleghi in questo modo ancora una volta sei licenziato" "Non fa niente" or "Non fa nulla" have also similar meaning, but I would say that they translate "it doesn't matter" rather than "I don't care". A quite rude, definitely colloquial way to express "I don't care" could also be "Non mi frega" or even the stronger "Non me ne frega niente" instead of "Non mi importa". I wouldn't suggest to use this expression, but I believe you might bump into it quite often, so it is useful to know what it means. ;-)