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My favorite hobby is learning languages,nothing can be like it,which can bring me great fun.I major in English and Japanese,and I now am learning Korean,French,Spanish,Italian,German,Swedish,Norwegian,Danish and so on.In the future I wanna be a multilingual interpreter or a translator...anything concerning international trade or languages is OK with me.And I really want to make friends from all over the world..
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    Recently I am reading a book borrowed from our college's library,called"the development of Korean(the language)"...and when it comes to the period of Goryeo高丽王朝...it's said that the founding fathers named"王建wang jian"
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    January 2, 2012
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    Of course there are surnames like"wang王,蔡"for example"蔡妍"“蔡东河”........不过我不认识太多韩国明星，所以有没有姓王的明星我就不太清楚了......I don't know many Korean stars so I don't know if there any pop star whose surname is“wang王”
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    December 24, 2011
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    December 18, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    bonjour je suis deepak comment-allez vous ??
    je fais la license a commerce a ignou

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    December 18, 2011
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    December 4, 2011
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    What exactly is the difference? A friend of mine asked me a question,it beats me...that is,is the phrase"there is no wonder"correct?...if it's correct,then what's the difference of these 3 expressions:1.there's no wonder;2.it is no wonder;3.there is no doubt....thanks
    December 3, 2011
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    are Danish,Norwegian and Swedish alike?? I just they ppl from North Europe can communicate with each other,at least in writing.But one of my friends,who is in Denmark now,told me that Danish phonetics is so quite different those of Swedish and Norwegian....is that true?And he told me that Danish phonetics is more difficult in the three languages...And he also said it's not that hard for danish to learn icelandic....
    November 26, 2011
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    It's so hard...

    I want to learn English, but it's so hard...I find it especially difficult to remember the correct form of words in a certain time. But I will try, and I hope that I can learn it/command it/learn it well =)

    lol,Don't be afraid,girl,as a matter of fact,Russian is way more difficult than English,so don't worry,I bet you'll learn English well,be confidence..^_^,here's the way how I always remember those words,I don't know if it works on ya,but I'd like to share my experience with ya,at least it works for me  ;P

    I got an English dictionary,and whenever I'm free or bored,I'm intrigued to memorize the dictionary a little bit,you don't have to squeeze some time to memorize them,just when you want to,coz the temporary memory's gonna help ya remember some.

    and I love watching movies,especially those movies with English subtitile,so you can learn more words with context,and also I'm keen on reading novels,or books more professional.

    Anyway,as for the forms of English words,yeah,it's a little difficult,but it also has some vague disciplines,like,c+i/e almost always read as"[s]",and c+a/o/u almost mostly read as"[k]" and so on,so,um...there're many ways,wish ya luck

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    November 20, 2011
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    what is London like伦敦啥样的？
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    November 18, 2011
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