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I'm leaving soon to go on a two year mission for my church and I was assigned to the Milwaukee Wisconsin Hmong speaking mission. I have been researching Hmong and its people and I'm incredibly excited that I get to speak a fun language and serve an extremely cultured people. I'm here to begin learning Hmong, of which I barely know any at the moment. I only know how to say stuff like, "Hello", "How are you", and how to count to 100. In about a year or so I'll be fluent in Hmong either way, that's just how LDS missions work. If you are interested in learning, I also speak a little bit of Spanish and German. So for the Hmong people, nyob zoo!
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    June 27, 2011
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    Dairy /28.06.2011/ My first acquaintance to the "italki.com"

    Hello my dear friends)))
    Tonight (I) had chat with my friend Alisa (on) Skype. She lives in Latvia. We talked about foreign languages. She (k)new a lot of languages - russian, english, latvian, (and a little) spanish. I told (her) that I know (a little) english and want to spe(a)k english (fluently). She told me about this website.
    I just registered and decided to share the story.
    I hope I can le(a)rn english and (I also started) to study Portug(uese))))

    But now i(t')s 2 am and I (need/want to go to bed) to sleep.
    See you tomorrow! 
    Good night!

    :D

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    June 27, 2011
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    June 27, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    My name is Lee , i love (to) speak English (and) i want to make friends with foreigners.

     

    When making compound verbs (to love to speak) the word "to" must always go in between the two verbs forming the compound verb.  Lose the comma in the middle and replace it with the word "and" then you will have a perfect statement! :D

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    June 23, 2011
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    Hmong teacher? Sorry, I can't speak fluent Hmong at all so I need to write this in English. I'm looking for someone to teach me Hmong before I go to Wisconsin. It would be awesome if you could teach me basic grammar and vocabulary. Let me know if you would be up for that! I can teach you English, and all the Spanish and German I know as well. Thanks!
    June 21, 2011
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    I'm gonna do my best on this, because at one part I just got really confused.  And I speak spanish, you speak portugues so I'm assuming grammar is essentially the same so I can explain one thing I noticed..  Here it goes.

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    Winter

    First day of the (the = wrong place) winter in Brazil, today (today doesn't need to be here) a (all) the subjects more comment in (commented more on) twitter is (that it is the) first day of the (the = wrong place) summer. Is (It's) funny (to) think that each place is complet(e)ly dif(f)erent of (from one) another.

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    On the first day of Winter in Brazil, all the subjects comment more on Twitter that it is the first day of Summer.  It's funny to think that each place is completely different from one another.  

    On the last sentence, I noticed you only put "is."  Now in Spanisha and I'm assuming Portuguese, you can say "es la/es el"... stuff like that.  In English, you *need* the direct object which is "it".  You can combine "it" and "is" to make "it's" and that would make more sense.  

    Hope I helped out!!!  I wish someone would help me out with Hmong, but it's such an uncommon language that I don't think many people on here speak it... :/

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    June 21, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I want to learn english to be able to communicate with people who speak english and also to discover other cultures and traditions.

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    June 21, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself Nyob zoo! Kuv lub npe hu ua Collin. Ummm.... Nej nyob li cas lawm? That's all I know how to say. Well, I can count to 100, but let's save that for later.
    June 21, 2011
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