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    Where is my chat bar??????????? Where is my chat barrrrrrrrr????????
    March 30, 2012
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    March 19, 2012
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    hi beauty~ i m a chinese. from my point of view, chinese is very hard for its famous 5 different tones. if you are not available for intensive and durable lessions and pratices, chinese is not a optimum option. Japanese and korean are very similar to each other, for example they follow the commun sentence partern: sbject+obeject+verb. and their pronunciations are much esaier than chinese. so i suggest to choose one of the two. maybe you can let your orietation of culture interesting to decide which one should take. I hope this will help you.
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    December 22, 2011
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    December 18, 2011
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    presetation hi everyone, do you have experience about a formal presentation with power point in foreign langueges? when i do it, i cant help trembling my body and my voice. So can you share your secret recipes? sorry, its "presentation" and "i can't stop trembing...." i m just nerves when i wrote it
    November 28, 2011
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    Hi, i m a chinese. all the taiwaness i met defined themselves as "taiwaness" but not "chinese". So i think, taiwan is a independence sovereignty state if every native believes it. In addition, according to the international law, sovereignty is concered with whether existe in fact a coercive control of a determined territory, so taiwan is independent <em>de facto</em> although without recognition of others.

    one thing i disagree with you is that visa cannot show the sovereignty. because we still have to get the visa for living a long period in Hongkong although it has officially been part of RPC since 1997.

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    November 26, 2011
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    thanks for the resource, it's very helpful.

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    November 26, 2011
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    puoi trovare la tua risposta in tradutore di google.

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    November 23, 2011
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    Presentation in spanish, Presentazione in spagnolo

    Hola : Hello, Hi/ Ciao
    ¿ Cómo estás? : How are you?/ Come stai?
    Yo soy .(nombre):I am(name)/ Io sono ( nome)
    Yo soy de Argentina : I´m from Argentina/ Provengo (mejor se dice¨"vengo") dall'argentina
    Adiós, Chao: Bye/ Arrivederci
    Es un gusto/placer conocerte: Nice to meet you/ e' un piacere conoscerti ( sorry for my italian, I´m using a translator 'cause I don´t know this language I hope u to understand me)
    Good luck, Buena suerte

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    November 23, 2011
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    its a very complicated question, unlike the european or north american schoolship, we usually DO NOT free the tax charge for the university students because their family economic conditions (maybe there are some exceptions, but very uncommen). We only reward the students who have completed a great work in scientific o phisical sector. the grant amount is small, according to the oficial statistic from the education webpage, the goverment rewarded 49983 students almost 1300 dolar in 2007-2008. It is the schoolship in country level, sometimes, universities will concede its own students some reward, but still, the amount is negligible. But, if you r a foreigner wants to study in china, maybe you can contact with some education institutions in your country, usually there are a lot of exchange programms, and the schoolship is good enough to live pretty well in this country. i dont know if I answer your question. best wishes
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    November 23, 2011
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