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Kuan-YU,Chou.Rowena
Chinese (Mandarin)
Jan 18, 2024
I'm glad you're actively learning! We can change some difficult-to-remember Chinese characters into different logics. With hieroglyphics, we draw the picture first and pronounce it later. Four tones is the least by far! As long as you practice slowly, you can speak well! Of course, it’s normal to always see Pinyin in English, just remember to switch the module! [We are speaking mandarin~]
Kuan-YU,Chou.Rowena
Chinese (Mandarin)
Jan 15, 2024
We learned many of the origins of traditional Chinese characters. In fact, they are very similar to ancient Egypt, but the way we draw pictures is different! Four tones you can try to remember with your body! A quick word about drinks~
Kuan-YU,Chou.Rowena
Chinese (Mandarin)
Jan 10, 2024
you are doing well 👍 we have a great class together,you can use pin in first,🥰
Alex
Bulgarian
Sep 15, 2020
It was nice to meet you today, Hannah! Thank you, and I hope to see you soon :)
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  • Posted
    I've been reading a bit of poetry recently and just wanted to share this beautiful Danusha Lameris poem 'What Begins'. Poems are such lovely bursts of intense writing to read between classes, writing projects and other work. Hope some of you folks love this as much as me.
    June 27, 2024
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    As a British person from England I have absolutely no idea! I do want to visit Canada, though and find out.
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    June 27, 2024
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    In the UK I think we'd be more likely to say something like, 'how was your journey?' or 'how was the taxi/bus/train/flight here?' The use of the word 'ride' is more American English I would say.
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    December 14, 2022
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    I came back to the UK after just after three years away too. It was a curious experience as everything felt familiar and strange at the same time! I also moved my base from the English midlands to the Scottish coast... so that has been quite an experience too. It's so true that we evolve and adapt without even noticing!
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    August 31, 2022
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    I think chattiness is a nice thing. Especially when there are always so many interesting things to talk about in the world!
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    August 31, 2022
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  • Posted
    The Edinburgh Book festival begins imminently! And is well worth knowing about for those of you interested in books, writing and literature in general. There's a full list of events here: https://www.edbookfest.co.uk/the-festival/events?filter_sold_out=1&keywords=&event_date=&attendance_mode=all&theme_id=&strand_id=&kids_age_lower=0&kids_age_upper=18&age_group=all&include_sold_out=1 A lot are in-person events this year but there are also ones you can join online too. So many books... so little time.
    June 10, 2022
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    There is a fifty fifty chance of this happening. :-)
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    April 14, 2022
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    I lived and worked in Bulgaria and Myanmar for a number of years and in both of these places a lot of professional communication was done via Facebook. It was culturally very different from my experience in the UK but it was definitely a thing. Of course I can't vouch for elsewhere... Good luck with your job search, Anni!
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    March 21, 2022
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  • Commented
    I am never hot in Scotland... so I have to wear a warm jacket all of the time!
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    March 10, 2022
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    I love these kind of idioms!
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    March 9, 2022
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