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I am a Singaporean trying to learn Japanese. I can help you learn English and Bahasa Melayu!
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hi!
    I am learning English because I want to study abroad and make friends from other countries. My native lanquage is Russian and I grew up in Russia.
    I'm in the last year of school. I lead an active life. I enjoy tennis and volleyball.
    I would be very happy to meet new people and make new friends!

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    August 25, 2012
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    August 25, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I like the English language and I want to learn more about it for two reason
    1. To explain to the world the true image of Islam
    2. To improve my business

    I like to have friends from any country.

    My native language is Arabic. I enjoy talking about politics.

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    August 25, 2012
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    TO is correct, however, your sentence structure is wrong. It should be: There is a possibility that you will meet people.
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    November 20, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hello to everyone who knows English better then me! My name's Ruslan. I'm from Russia. I live in a small and nice town. I'm sixteen. My birthday is at on the 25th of December. I finished attended a music school and I play the saxophone. I very love playing volleyball very much/a lot. I very want am very keen to in learning English completely thoroughly, because it's my favourite language. Can anyone help me please?

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    November 20, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Im I'm a Chinese girl from Ice City Harbin Harbin, also known as "Ice City". Im generally an amiable and outgoing person, good at traditional Chinese painting calligraphy and singing. I had have experiences with American friends near campus and was a language partner on behalf of the foreign affairs office in my universiy university. I love American and British cultures. Hopefully, I can find a nice language partner so that we can benifet benefit from each other in the learning process. My mandarins standard despite most Chinese have virous local dialeacts:p I speak Standard Mandarin (普通话), despite Chinese language possessing a vareity of dialects.
    English is my major and im I'm a junior already. I hope that one day I can live in the UK or Us US, hence, I have a big interst in learning English. so i wantta learn English a lot:)

    Comments: Hello there! I hope that you can find many language parenters to help you in learning English! There are quite a few errors made by you, mostly common errors made by English language students. Thanks!

     

     

     

     

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    November 20, 2011
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    Hi. Just a tip, your question sounds rude. I think you meant "Want to make friends with you" or "Who wants to be friends with me?". Thanks.
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    November 20, 2011
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    自己紹介します こんにちは!私はサイイドです。シンガポール出身です 。日本語を5年間勉強しています。 これを読んでていただきありがとうございます!
    November 20, 2011
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    Hi Read more English books, preferably those translated from/to Chinese. You could use this site to practice writing in English and best of all, find a language partner on this site to practice your conversational skills (and boost confidence) in English! Alternatively, you could order a package from the language teachers in this site, who might be able to converse with you in Chinese. Thanks!
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    November 20, 2011
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    Hello "Put on" is a verb used in many different ways. 1. "to add" - "She has put on weight" 2. "to perform" - "He put on a play based off Shakespeare's play" 3. "to wear/don" - "He put on clothes" 4. "to take upon something affectedly" - "He put on a British accent" There are more meanings to this verb, but I have listed down the common ones. Thanks Syed
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    November 20, 2011
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