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Hello! I am a native speaker of American English, and I'm studying French at school. Loving it, by the way. As of late, my interest in Russia is coming out as a desire to learn the Russian language, and my school doesn't offer it. I've decided to self-teach it, but I would love another to help me in my quest of learning. Hm, now it seems I want to learn Italian too. So be it, mind of mine. Any basic phrases or grammar would be greatly appreciated <3! If you need help in English, I'll try my darndest to help, though I've never taught anyone it before. We'll see how it goes, right?
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    Sono fortunato I'm learning Italian without a book or website, so things are going pretty slow. My dad's wonderful, and he's going to buy me a Rosetta Stone because I can't find a tutor or teacher. :/ Plus, I don't practice every day, so that slows things as well. I can't wait to express myself in Italian~. But guess what I can say? :D Dov'è il baignio della donne? Mi piace la musica alternativa, vero? Volgio una Fiat Cinquacento! Ti amo: baciami~. :* Tu sei una stella, la mia stella~<3. One day, I long to travel to Italy and eat wonderful Italian food, be among fashionable people, and in the beautiful cities and country sides! Just like the stereotype of Italy is! (Maybe...) Plus, I'm a growing artist, so I can visit some galleries like an undercover tourist. I will try my best not to wear shorts and running shoes with a tacky t-shirt!! I don't have any clothing like that anyway, so don't sweat.
    August 9, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I'm so glad to come here.
    I'm Jessie from Beijing, and I have great passion for English.
    But I am a little lazy, lol~

    Well, in my eyes, English is very beautiful.
    It's widely used everywhere.
    It would be really awesome if I could speak English just like I speak chinese.

    Also I will be given the chance to visit USA if my English reaches a higher level.

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    July 31, 2011
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    Ciao! Sono americana, e mi piace la pasta. ...sono cosi cool! XD Arrivederci!
    July 31, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hello everyone, I'm (or I am) from to Bejing, China. I would like to find somebody who I can speak english to. I think we can be friends.

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    July 29, 2011
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    I search all around the internet, watch TV, draw, or take my dog out for a walk. If my friend is bored too, she invites me over and we hang out.

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    July 29, 2011
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    Did you take it as an insult? He was saying that you both are on the same level of language. You are both beginners! :) Nothing to do but to get better.
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    July 29, 2011
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    It's short for "shuffling" which has a couple of meanings. It usually means moving ones feet in a clumsy manner. In this context, it probably means dancing with a shuffle, or moving in a clumsy manner in general.
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    July 29, 2011
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    心静自然凉

    What a scorcher! Awful weather, isn't it?
    The electric fan is kept working night and day recently.
    Here, I think of a chinese saying which goes: 

    心静自然凉（so long as one keeps calm, one doesn't feel the heat too much）
    But in such hot conditions, it is hard.
    What is your point of view on 心静自然凉?

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    July 29, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I want to learn English because our college in South Korea doesn't have so many forigners and I have no chance to speak English. I know that English is so important, so I want to find a language exchange with people who can speak English very well. And I can also teach him/her korean. So nice to meet you!……

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    June 27, 2011
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    Hello, world! The world we live in is so nice. Well, not entirely. Not to everyone... but anyway I'm lucky enough to have the spare time to learn a new language, something that I think will enhance my appreciation of some countries. I'm progressing slowly in Italian, but that's because I haven't actually sat down and studied yet. The only words I can remember is uomo (man) and Io (I). I think beve is (he/she/you polite) drinks. Well, the journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, right? Io sono bene. Hehe. On the Russian front, so far I've almost got down the Cyrillic alphabet, and I can't type it on my computer. So much for that study. Privet, kak dela! Or is it kak deya? Ay, dios mio... Grazie per aver letto questo! A bientot.
    June 27, 2011
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