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Hello, well I'm not sure what to say here other than I LOVE language, it's the most interesting and rewarding thing a person could learn, in my opinion. I'm currently learning Japanese (日本語大好きだよ。・°°・(＞_＜)・°°・。) and Korean. Also I wouldn't mind giving Chinese ( madarin) a go. I listen to all sorts of music, Kpop, Jpop, rock, hip hop, ect . I play drums and I like football ( soccer). Yea well that's moi. Byee byee ターシャより
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    Your question doesn't quitte make sense. Do you want to know if English is easier to learn from the beginning?
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    'Many' is used when you are talking about the volume or frequency of objects, people, animals ect For example ' I have many things to do.' 'There are many people here' 'Much' is used in emphisis. For example 'There is much more that needs to be done.' 'I think this one is much better than the other.' You wouldn't say 'I have much things to do.' or 'There is many more that needs to be done.' Hope this helps.
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    First notebook entry :introducing myself

    Hi. My name is Takuro. I study English <strike>in</strike> my technical school. <strike>And</strike> I want to enter university.
    Hi, my name is Takuro. I study english at my technical school, and I want to enter university.  

    You shouldn't start a sentence with a conjuncton (e.g but, and, because), it is grammatically incorrect.
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    Who can teach me English?c(C)ome on!

    I <strike>very(</strike>really) hope someone <strike>who</strike> can teach me English. If <strike>ur</strike>(you're) the one i am looking for, come on, just add me (and), <strike>L</strike>(l)et's<strike> </strike>be good friends!

    I would love to teach you English =)
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    Talk to alot of people in English and try and speak it around the house. Alow people to correct you so you don't end up learning the wrong thing =)
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    Well, there is not much you can do other than make friends with people that have the same interests. Try and find a group that suites you and does change who you are. Maybe join a club and meet people there. There are always going to be people that don't like you, thats just the way it is. The best thing to do is to either ignore her or just be nice to her. If you agree with her she'll get confused and not know what to say. Is she mean to you all the time or only some of the time?
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    Can someone explain to me how informal and formal language works in Korean? There are different ways of saying the same thing in Korean depending on who you're talking to. E.g a friend, family, teacher, stranger =)
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    Hello, I can teach you English if you'd like and i would be greatful if you could teach me Chinese. =)
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    'Boku' and 'Watashi' both mean 'I' but males can refer themselves as either depending on their choice. However, 'watashi' is generally more feminine. Another way for males to say 'I' is 'Ore' and that is viewed as a very masculine way of refering to ones self. Hope this helps =)
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