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Hello! I'm Jingle! I love to teach and make friends! So if you would love to learn Chinese or English, let me know! =D
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    Sunday at home with my family

    We woke up in the morning, had coffee and a cookie, everything was delicious. Then I studied with my niece. She is so beautiful and sweet. She had a lot of school work.
    Later, we cooked spaghetti and meat. It was so delicious. (Quieres decir que la comida es muy rica, verdad? O quieres decir que tu eres muy llena?).
    We watched a movie together, it was so fun to have time just like that.
    I love my family very much. I want us to be happy and spend quality time together.
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    June 1, 2020
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    To me, both sentences will send a clear message to the receiver that this person was having quite a lot of problems out of his/her expectation, but things are getting better now. But if you only look solely at the idioms "more than my fair share" it could mean for something negative as well as positive. For example: "I've received more than my fair share of attention here. I enjoyed it though!" Whereas, "more than I bargained" usually mean something unfavorable. Hope I helped! =D
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    May 22, 2020
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    Yup! Sounds good! =) You may add "the" in-front as well: "The investigators are still trying to sort out why the accident happened." Hope I helped! =D
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    May 22, 2020
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    This is so true:"...because they have more wealth supporting them..." Also, for/as the customers were born in the 80s and 90s in China, due to the one-child policy, they get more support and resources from their families. It's only my suggestion =) Hope I helped!
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    May 22, 2020
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    Hi Nikita! You really love superhero movies haha, same here! Basically "workshop" means like a discussion group. Like, people gather to learn something or discuss/exchange ideas. So what Poison Ivy meant was something like, "I'm neither here to teach you what JKH means nor to have you express your opinions...", in a sarcastic tone XD That's my interpretation! Hope I helped! =)
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    May 19, 2020
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    You're most welcome! =)
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    May 19, 2020
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  • Commented
    Hi from Malaysia! Nasi Lemak for sure! =D
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    May 19, 2020
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  • Commented
    <ol><li>You Again</li><li>Just Go With It</li><li>Freaky Friday</li><li>RV</li><li>Game Plan</li><li>The Parent Trap</li><li>Night At The Museum</li><li>17 Again</li><li>Yes Man</li><li>Girls Trip</li><li>Daddy's Home</li></ol>
    Hope you enjoy some, or any of them! =D
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    May 19, 2020
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    Hi Nikita! Haha yes, he was trying to joke around haha.. So, actually the sentence "You know how i roll" or "That's how i roll" means "This is the way i am." or "This is the way i work." But he made it like a joke because he's referring to the sushi, XD cause when you make sushi you need to "roll" them haha So he confirmed that they will make the sushi but in a funny way =D That's my interpretation, hope it helps! haha
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    May 18, 2020
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    Hi Georgiy, let me give you some example sentences =) 1. 找个合适的人。 Find someone suitable/compatible. 2a. 我们可以做一些适当的运动。 We can do some appropriate exercise. 2b. 我们要保持适当的距离。 We have to keep a proper distance. 3. 你在马来西亚生活适应得还好吗？ How do you adapt to living in Malaysia? So basically, 合适 means suitable, compatible 适当 means appropriate, proper Which you may find the meanings quite alike, but let's imagine, when you said "Find a suitable person" and "Find an appropriate person" ... now you see the difference right? =D And lastly, 适应 means adapt (to) Hope i helped! =)
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    May 18, 2020
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