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Hello everyone - I'm just trying my best to learn how to speak Mandarin (mostly) and some Spanish for business travel and meeting new people. Also, I'm able to assist anyone who needs to work on their English writing and/or language skills as a native speaker. Thanks and I look forward to this new journey in life!!
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    Hello, I'm Anthony (call sign: anthony99)

    I am a native English speaker living in the Los Angeles, California area. I am currently looking to learn Mandarin - as well as to speak better Spanish.

    I can assist you with anything you may need in English. Let me know and take care! "Xie xie" and "muchas gracias!"

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    September 1, 2011
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    Also, try singing karaoke songs in English. Hearing the words help you and it's a great time likewise! Good luck!
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    August 28, 2011
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    Hello, I'm Anthony (call sign: an99) I am a native English speaker living in the Los Angeles, California area. I am currently looking to learn Mandarin - as well as to speak better Spanish. I can assist you with anything you may need in English. Let me know and take care! "Xie xie" and "muchas gracias!"
    August 23, 2011
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    "bite me" is the equivalent of "get lost" or "leave me alone." En espanol, it might go something like "ch_nga tu" LOL
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    August 23, 2011
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    How useful is "pinyin" when arriving in China? I've learned quite a bit of vocabulary in pinyin, but should I be working just as hard on the characters as I am working on words, pronunciations and tones?
    August 22, 2011
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