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Basically looking for native Vietnamese and French speakers, but open to meeting people willing to teach me a bit or two about their country's culture and politics. I love learning languages and interesting conversations. I'm in graduate school right now and I want to learn as many Asian languages as I can--specifically Vietnamese, Thai and Japanese to help me with my research. I learned French three years ago, but it's quite rusty. If time permits, I also want to learn conversational Bahasa and Mandarin. Please contact me via e-mail or Skype.
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    Notre Carte Postale (C'est un travail scolaire pour ma course de langue française. J'ai écrit une carte postale. Le sujet est pluriel "nous" parce que j'ai "groupmates") Salut Philippe! Nous adorons UP ! Il est une place pour tous et tout le monde. Il se trouve à Quezon City. Nous nous promenons dans UP Lagoon… nous aimons un endroit parce que les arbes! Très relaxante! Imaginez l’architecture...il est magnifique! Ègalement, la vie étudiant est très intéressante! Les étudiantes prendre un “jeepney” dans une l’école. Il est appéle “IKOT”, en français, “à tourner autour”. Tout a l'heure, nous mangeons "ISAW" ooh la la ! J'ai stories plus. Nous nous téléphonons à biéntot. Grosses bises ! (Merci!)
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    alright, will be adding everyone though i'm in a hiatus due to school work so won't be able to have much time for conversation. :|

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    January 4, 2013
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    Kamusta ka na  kayo mga kababayan [ko] (it's okay not to use 'ko]

    Ako ay si François. Gusto kong mag-aral ng Tagalog dahil sa aking asawa nagsasalita ng Tagalog.

    (too formal. In ordinary conversations we don't say "Ako ay si..." We just say, "Ako si...")

    Ako ay si François. Gusto kong mag-aral ng Tagalog dahil sa aking asawa na nagsasalita nito. (Formal)
    Ako si François. Gusto kong mag-aral ng Tagalog kasi ito ang salita ng asawa ko. (conversational)
    Ako ay si François. Gusto kong mag-aral ng Tagalog kasi ito ang language ng asawa ko. (conversational) 

    Great job! Good luck! :) 

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    October 27, 2012
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    think of + something or someone think of my plans in the future think of my friend think something over / think over something=> think carefully (usually when making a decision) Give me a few days to think this over. I am not sure whether I want that job or not. I need to think over my career plans. I think it's better to work as a corporate lawyer than as a prosecutor. hope this helps! :)
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    October 26, 2012
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    I believe dancingbear's correct. We use at when providing e-mail addresses: Please reach me at [email protected] or e-mail me at [email protected]. To add: You may use to when there's a recipient. Example: Please e-mail the answers TO the secretariat AT [email protected] I hope this helps. :)
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    October 26, 2012
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    Time of year refers to natural divisions of the year based on seasons (spring, summer,) or other natural changes (equinoxes, solstices). I suppose it's more of an expression. The preposition 'at' is used in the expression, "at any time of year" Example: Strawberries are cheap at any time of year. (meaning either in April or Summer, Winter, Christmas) or Typhoons occur at any time of year. (either January to Feb or November to December The idea of using 'at' is it is fixed--a specific time. We use it with holidays. At Christmas At New Year's Eve At Easter
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    October 25, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I am learning English, because I want to look for a scholarship to study abroad. My native language is Vietnamese, and I grew up in Vietnam. I enjoy listening to music, playing the guitar, and hanging out with my friend. (or friends. Do you mean only one friend?)
    Nice to meet you all.

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    October 9, 2012
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    We picked up the acorns until our pockets were full.

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    October 7, 2012
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    Unpredictable (adjective) - when you cannot predict or know what will happen next. EXAMPLES: The weather is so unpredictable. It was so hot early this morning and then it rains all of a sudden in the afternoon. The outcome of the competition is unpredictable. All of the contestants are good.
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    September 12, 2012
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    September 12, 2012
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