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---Hi there :) My name is Mohammad, and I'm an Iranian born and bred. My story with English language is something like this: I was very fond of English language since I started going to intermediate school when I was 12. English language was one of our courses, and I loved it, of course. Some years later, I chose English Translation and Interpretation in the university. Nobody knows the future, of course, but I think that This is the field of study I'm made for. Sometimes I think that everything in my life is incorporating in this way even. Some guys say that I'm a shy person, but I think that I'm just an introvert. I have some friends, of course, but they're not many, and I'd like to make friends, after all. My favorite hobbies are watching movies and playing PES. I've got to mention that my favorite movies are LOTR trilogy, but my favorite director is Tim Burton. My favorite singers are Amy Macdonald, The Pierces and Katie Melua. And I'm trying to learn German and Arabic, too.
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    Fresh Gaiety? The other day I was reading a short story by Maupassant named The Blind Man. And I encountered this paragraph at the beginning of the story: "The blind, as they sit in the doorways, impassive in their eternal darkness, remain as calm as ever in the midst of this fresh gaiety, and, not understanding what is taking place around them, they continually check their dogs as they attempt to play." I know the paragraph is describing the blind people's life, but what "fresh gaiety" means? Does blindness bring happiness?
    July 20, 2013
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    "Loulou wouldn't keep quiet"? I was reading an English translation of "l'aveugle", a short story by Guy de Maupassant, and I encountered this sentence there: "Loulou wouldn't keep quiet." What does it mean? Is that an idiom I don't know, or it's something about Loulou who is a person?
    July 3, 2013
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    Self Confidence I used to write a blog about a year ago. It was interesting and I liked that, of course. It wasn't a popular or famous blog, but it was mine. I had my audience, and that was giving me a fascinating feeling. I knew that there are people who read my posts, and I knew they knew me as the author of that blog. That blog...that unknown blog...was also so helpful to me. My typing speed increased, my writing skill improved, and I found many tings I didn't knew before. I learned how to start an article, and how to choose a good title for it. Blogging have changed me. It made my sitting-back-on-the-desk more... I don't know... aimful. It was a great gift, and I realize it now. I want those audience back. I want that feeling back. I want my self-confidence back.
    September 16, 2012
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    Talking on Skype? I like it!

    Hi. I'd like to talk via Skype in English. You can see my profile for more information about me before adding. Here is my Skype ID: mrmiim

    March 12, 2012
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    How to correct dangling constructions? Look at this sentence: "Reaching the station, the sun came out." The author is reaching the station, but in this sentence it seems that "the sun" is reaching the station :) How can we correct sentences like this? How many ways we have to correct them?
    February 22, 2012
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    New Iranian Idol

    When Asghar Farhadi won the Golden Globe, many of us became happy. Most of Iranian movies are junk; and the government supports every movie which tell its thoughts. So, when he won the Golden Globe, we felt that. We felt such a sweet,warm feeling.
    The government had forbidden Asghar Farhadi to continue his movie's procedure at the middle of that because of what it believed about him as "Unconventional Speech". He had asked the government to release another Iranian director, Ja`far Panahi.
    It's so amazing. The movie which they didn't want to be, won the most important prize of our cinema and now it is nominated for 2 Oscar. The government haven't told about winning the Golden Globe to this moment :) But there is an Iranian famous proverb which says: "Limitation brings Creativity":) . One of the most beautiful sections of the internet for Iranians is now this picture:

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    February 7, 2012
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    February 7, 2012
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    Admiring A part of Grammar and Writing 1 was depended to our diaries. Our teacher had said that we had to write our diaries every day and this will be one fifth of our mark. Our new semester was started this Saturday. Yesterday I went to Mr.Amerian's office to ask him if I can get a copy from my diaries or not. As I entered to his office, which is my new Reading and Comprehension teacher's office too, he smiled. He admired me and said,'Your diaries were so good, Mr. Ghaffari. I think taht you Grammar mark was good too. wasn't?'. And I answered ,'Yes. That was good'. I didn't know what I had to do or say. I just said the statement which I believe. 'Actually that was my luck to have a course with you at the first semester.', I said. Then he advised me to being more active at the class. Suddenly Mr.Keshavarz, my Reading and Comprehension 2 teacher, said ,'I told this to him yesterday too :) That's interesting'. After that talk I went to the dinning room for eating lunch beside my friends. I was so happy. It was just like flying. My favorite teacher had admired me. And I had one more target for next. 'Being less shy'. What about the diaries? I tell you. I couldn't get them for copying :)
    February 7, 2012
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    February 1, 2012
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    When it comes, you feel it; and when you feel it, the road will be obvious for you. You needn't ask anyone.
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    January 28, 2012
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