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Hi everyone My name is Rashid and i would like to learn Japanese and Portuguese. I'm willingly to teach Dutch and English. My goal is to learn a lot of languages and connect with as much people as possible from all over the globe. I'm a writer too, that's why I would like to be able to translate my work to serve as much people as i can. 日本語 こんにちは皆 僕の名前は、ラシッドで、私は勉強したいと思います 日本語とポルトガル語。オランダ語と英語を教えるために私は喜んでね。 僕の目標は、多くの言語を学び、世界中からできるだけ多くの人々と接続することです。 私も作家だ、それは私はできるだけ多くの人々に奉仕する仕事を翻訳できるようにしたい理由です。 Portugues: oi todos Meu nome é Rashid e eu gostaria de aprender Japonês e Português. Estou disposta a ensinar Holandês e Inglês. Meu objetivo é aprender um monte de línguas e se conectar com as pessoas, tanto quanto possível de todo o mundo. Eu sou um escritor muito, é por isso que eu gostaria de ser capaz de traduzir o meu trabalho para servir as pessoas tanto quanto eu posso.
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    They are both English, but British-English is a bit more pure and haves it's own accent.
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I am studying English, because i want to speak with diverse people, who live in other countries. In July 2012 i am going to Sweden on a summer camp. There will be many people from diffrent lands, and i want to undestand them. It is very important for me.

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    January 8, 2012
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    "Please?" ''Bitte?'' "Thanks!" (an informal thank you) ''Danke!''/''Danke schön'' "How are you?" ''Wie geht es dir?'' "What have you been up to?" ''Was hast du angestelt?'' "I'm bored." ''Ich bin gelangweilt'' "What time is it?" ''Wie spät ist es?'' "What does that mean?" ''Wass bedeutet das?''
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    Hallo, mein Name ist Rebecca aber meine kurz Name ist Beck, und ich liebe Deutsch. Ich bin nie nach Deutschland gefahren aber ich weiß schon es ist wunderschon!!  Am Universität, will ich Deutsch studieren aber nur wenn mein Deutsch gut genug ist! 
    Beck x x x

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    An Email

    Please look at the format of your files.

    1) If this is going to be a regular file I recommand you to set a proper format. That  includes the appropiate fonts, colours, size, and print format.
    2) A title, headers and footer

    Be professional in the things you publish.  

    Do not overuse colours.

    Consider what is logical in a presentation. That means, you should arrange any table with the idea of what is of main importance. Don't let your reader have to search for the report or imformation.

    This is a very basic business protocol. Learn to be more sophisticated.

    I need you to understand this and that you'll carry it out on everything you do. Please be sure to see me and to let me know that you understand what i've said.

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    October 6, 2011
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    練習2：名前。 これ- Kore - This one それ- Sore - That one あれ- Are - That one (over there) この- Kono - This その- Sono - That あの- Ano - That (over there) こちら- Kochira - This way そちら- Sochira - That way あちら- Achira - That way (over there) In English you first say someones first name and then the family name. In Japan and China you first say family name (姓) and then the first name (初の名前) 秋山佐織 (Akiyama Saori) In English its: Saori Akiyama Sometimes you can just write the Initials like: S.R. Akiyama In the West some people have more than 1 first name. Like my name is Rashid Emiliano Dossett In Asian style its Dossett Rashid Emiliano The first name is mostly used in administrations. So in the West i just say: I'm Rashid Dossett (私はドッセットラシッドです） They also use titles in the West. Here are a few examples 鳥山さん　－ Mr. Toriyama (male)/ Mrs. Toriyama (female, married), Ms. Toriyama (female, unmarried) 鳥山様　－The honourable Toriyama (only in Anglo-Saxon cultures like Australia and the United Kingdom). Its better to call someone with his/her last name! Royalties His Majesty the King - 国王陛下 Her Majesty the Queen - 女王陛下 His Royal Highness the Prince - 殿下 Her Royal Highness the Princess - 王女殿下 Government His Excellency the President - 閣下社長 His Excellency the Prime-minister - 閣下総理大臣 His Excellency the Minister - 閣下大臣 In some countries people have two last names, and royal houses even have more! Like if you're in Spain or Portugal or the Latin-Americans you may find someone with the name Rafael Nicolas Diaz Rafael - 最初の名前 Nicolas - 母方の姓 Diaz - 父方の姓 First the surname of the mother, then the surname of the Father.
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