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Hello, I'm Simon, a 19 year old law student at the University of Ghent. I'm very interested in the Asian culture, music, movies and series. I've been fascinated by Japan for a good while now and a friend of mine recently introduced me to a few things in Korea (starting with Korean music). Both languages seem very interesting to know and I've already started learning both but am still on a very very basic level ^^. I hope to meet alot of new and cool people! Feel free to add or message me with questions!
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    sacla's notebook entry: Feb 24, 2011

    Wow, my notebook got corrected by a native!
    What a wonderful system this is !!! so nice!!! It's what I needed!

    By the way...
    I'm going to Roma tomorrow!!!! yeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaahhh!!!!
    that's the very first time to visit Europe! ("It's the first time I'm going to visit Europe" is also a good way to say it)
    I can hear my heart beating towards it! (You don't have to add the "towards it", but it is possible)
    I can't wait...!!
    But I will stay in Roma for 3 days..just 3 days. (Instead of repeating, you can say "But I will only be staying in Roma for 3 days.")
    I can't help thinking of coming back to dirty and noisy Tokyo after 3 days of dreams. (Adjectives are placed before a city, not after)
    That will make me blue like a dead fish...



    Anyways, hope this helped and that you indeed enjoyed Roma! ^-^
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    March 21, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hello everyone. My name is Chenlei. I am 23 years old and I come from wenzhou zhejiang China.
    When you use "I", don't forget you have to capitalize it everytime you use it!

    I
    think I am an outgoing and hardworking boy.
    Now I am a<strike>n</strike> student at the university (of -university name-) and i like to practice some sports in my free time such as basketball and table tennis.
    When the noun starts with a consonant (S from student), you almost always use "a". If the noun starts with a vowel (A from Apple), you use "an".
    Also, if you want to say you are a student AT the university, people often add what university they are in.
    And finally, you "practice sports", "doing sports" isn't used often.


    Of course I like English very much.
    Languages are capitalized, here it's "English".

    My major is INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY AND TRADE, so English is very important for me. <strike>and</strike> Another reason i want to learn it because i think it is a very interesting and cool language, I just like it. So that is why i want to learn English with you <strike>and</strike>. I hope you can be my friend<strike>s</strike> so we can learn each other. Thank you !!
    Making lines shorter and not using "and" too often makes your text easier to read.


    Hope I helped a bit, it's nice to meet you Chenlei! ;-)
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    March 21, 2011
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    How can you introduce yourself in Japanese (longer than just stating your name and such)?
    March 21, 2011
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    My first notebook entry: introducing myself Konban wa minna! Ware wa Simon-chan. I hope to meet some people who could help me learn more Japanese, since I'm really a beginner! In return, I'll try to help you with English, Dutch or French ^^.
    March 21, 2011
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