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I used to be quite active on italki in 2011, when I was passionately learning English. I have for 6 years been living in Russia where I've learned to talk and write in Russian. I've also learned a little Japanese. Last but not the least, I've just learned the Greek alphabet...
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Chinese (Cantonese)
Greek (Ancient)
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Mei
Japanese
Feb 2, 2026
Jade is a very motivated and attentive student. Even though he has only recently started learning Japanese, he picks up new vocabulary and sentence patterns quickly and is already able to form longer sentences. I really enjoy teaching Jade and look forward to continuing our lessons together and building his confidence in practical Japanese.
Amy
English
Sep 24, 2018
A pleasure speaking with you again Jade. A very perceptive, conscientious student who integrates very quickly new language ideas and concepts. I was glad to provide some 'outside the box' thoughts on exam preparation in terms of breathing and states of mind. I welcome the opportunity of speaking again in the future. Good luck and take care, thank you Jade.
Amy
English
Sep 18, 2018
Very nice meeting you Jade, thank you for all that you shared. A highly capable language student, Jade was looking for some guidance and practice for his upcoming IELTS exam. We practiced questions from speaking parts 2 and 3 mostly, discussing Jade's answers as we went along. I was glad to suggest vocabulary, phrases and assist with exam techniques to raise confidence. Jade has the potential to reach his language goals and I wish you luck with your exam.
Karen I
English
Nov 28, 2012
It was a pleasure to meet you and to talk with you.
Activities
  • Posted
    "He is from Russia" or "He was from Russia"? Hey guys, I've got a kind of grammatical question. Say you are writing an essay about an experience you had 5 years ago during a trip when you met a Russian person named Jack, with whom you've lost contact (You didn't add him on Facebook nor did you ask for his phone number). Now when you write about Jack in your essay, would you write "Jack is from Russia" or "Jack was from Russia"? Thanks!
    August 28, 2016
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    "He is" or "He was"? Hey guys, I've got a kind of grammatical question. Say you are writing an essay about an experience you had 1 year ago during a trip when you met a very nice person named Jack, with whom you've lost contact (You didn't add him on Facebook and you didn't ask for his number). Now when you write about Jack in your essay, would you write "Jack is a very nice person." or "Jack was a very nice person."? Thanks!
    August 28, 2016
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  • Posted
    独行侠与月光 习惯了天黑,默许了尘埃, 便憧憬做那个阳光下的独行侠。 然而, 月光总喜欢在你最匆匆的时候照亮你的世界。 在那里, 会有一遍又一遍的回忆与重温。 月光映入两双棕色的眼睛, 没有羞涩的避开,也没有倔强的错过, 就这样勇敢、惬意地望着彼此,嘴角是维纳斯调皮的微笑 )) 就这样5秒钟的美,有闪烁的星星,有泛起涟漪的河,有带着花香的风,有呼吸和心跳,还有不必说出来的千言万语。 因为月亮女神的用意和美意, 一吻便知。
    June 24, 2015
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    When Circumstance Meets Courage Circumstance is a lifelong credit card. Courage is the debt to pay off in time. Fly or crash. Do or die. Now or never.
    June 24, 2015
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    Have you ever had this kind of feeling or experience? I've found it intereting. Have you ever had this kind of feeling or experience? When you focus on what you can give instead of what you need, you get what you need anyway. But if you only focus on your own needs and ignore how much you can do for others, you might keep missing something you would really want, and not be able to give what you would really love to give.
    June 21, 2014
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  • Posted
    Why are most Chinese college students more interested in these things? Why are we more interested in passing the exam than studying itself? Why are we more interested in how to make a living than how to make a life? Why are we more interested in defining success than happiness? Why do we care more about "Was it a victory" than "Was it fun?" Why do we only focus on the general phsychology, ignoring the very psyche part? Why do we think a lot more about "how am I" than "how are we"? Any response will be appreciated.
    April 17, 2013
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  • Corrected
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    April 5, 2013
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    What Is The End Of The World? On 12/21/2012, if you seize this very special day by No.1: Having who you have long been annoyed by, no matter your boss or your superior, your colleagues or schoolmates or roommates, fairly cursed out, not behind their backs, but face-to-face, and ideally -- in the presence of all; No.2: Generously telling your wife which pretty girl you have for many times been with; No.3: Having all your money including what you borrow from the banks or friends used up by completely releasing your control of wants, and the sun still rises up as usual when the unexpected next day comes, that is the end of the world. :D
    December 19, 2012
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  • Posted
    What does "Pass!" mean as a reply to a suggestion? A: Would you like to ......? / How about ......? etc B: Pass! Thank you!
    December 13, 2012
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  • Answered
    Nowadays people type a lot and don't handwrite very often as they once did. When you type in Chinese, you type in Pinyin which doesn't help remember the "spelling" of a character at all. And in English, it's like the more you type, the more you are of a good speller. Usually, however, because of the "muscle memory" (like the way you remember how to write your designed signature), characters won't be very easy to forget how to write, if you have actually written them for certain times. But still, it's very normal for a Chinese to forget how to write a complicated and not often used character. The good thing is that you will get a better memory of a character after forgetting it once, twice or more times in the past.
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    December 3, 2012
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