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- it's really a tough thing... Sigh..... i really want to complain that it's not a easy thing to learn a foreign language well.. actually, i'm just preparing for my imminent exams. And i find after a. Long time focusing on learning a single language, it really makes me feel sick... but there seem to be no other choice but confront it boldly.. hope i could be lucky enough to pass it successfully as i imagined.March 23, 201200
- Something About "Chinglish" Hi everyone~ I’m a new comer here. Actually, I’m a native Chinese speaker and I’m a sophomore student who is specialized in English. I considered I could improve my English a lot if I read more and practice more. But problems still exist. “Chinglish” is the biggest problem for me. I still remember that once my English teacher helped me revise my composition and gave me a high grade which really made me walk on air. But then, when I asked my foreign teacher to point out some improper expressions about my article, he did find out a few which my English teacher hadn’t noticed. And he told me the most important thing that I should do is to attach enough attention to reduce the mistaken use of “chinglish”. Although it troubles me in some way, I still think there’s no shortcut of language learning. Maybe accumulation is the only way. It is those mistakes that give me opportunities to make progress.January 28, 201292

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