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    Dear Mr Lee， I am writing this letter regarding your article "YouTuber shares insight on the cultural gap between Russia and Taiwan" in The China Post published on July 1, 2021. As I read it, I realized that the Russian YouTuber you interviewed, Lena, was my classmate and childhood friend in primary school. We had a great time at Taipei American School. But unfortunately, we lost touch after she went to Switzerland to enrol in a university. The WeChat account linked to my old number was also gone; this happened because I changed my number after changing jobs. Could you please let me know how to connect with her? I would understand if you are concerned about privacy issues. I can provide more details about our friendship if needed. Or could you please send her my new number and Wechat account? I am looking forward to hearing from you soon. Yours faithfully, Tyler
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    July 12, 2021
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself Ngifunda IsiZulu ngoba ngifuna ukubuyela eMzansi. Okwamanje ngiseskoleni. Ngikhuluma isiNgisi. Ngakhulela eMelika. Ngithanda ukufunda izincwadi ikakhulukazi izincwadi ze-Political science nomlando. Futhi ngithanda ukudlala isiginci nezemidlalo.
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    September 26, 2020
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    You're welcome
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    September 8, 2020
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    Oh! I see. So, I would say "All that injustice caused (him or her) to be a rebel."
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    September 8, 2020
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    Absolutely! Quick question though, are you using 'rebel' to mean a person or a rebellion - people fighting against something?
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    September 8, 2020
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    Hi there! 'caused' would be an easier and more correct verb to use
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    September 8, 2020
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    Hi Polad! It would be "thanks in advance"
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    September 8, 2020
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    Hi Amirhossein! It is correct. But, people might often use "It is a mess here". It depends on who you are saying it to, and why. If you are coming into the kitchen with a visitor and you're want to explain that there's a mess because you have been busy. It would be something like: "Hey, man. There's a mess here. I've been busy all day, I haven't had the chance to wash the dishes. Please don't mind it" Or YOU are coming in, and you are shocked to find the dirty dishes. "It's a mess here!" ... It's still the same thing, really. I hope this helps!
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    September 8, 2020
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