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    What does this phrase mean? I am friends with a very peculiar native Mandarin speaker who has lived in the US since he was 6 years old. He always says the phrase "Huan ying ni lai duo lun duo" and begins laughing hysterically. Is there something important I'm missing?
    January 3, 2013
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    December 5, 2012
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    December 5, 2012
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    A little swing likely means 2 things. Just a swing that is small in size. (Swings being a chain suspended by chains or other strong material that keeps it held in the air) Or the slang sense. "To have a swing" means to have sex just for fun with someone who isn't your partner at any level. Think of meeting someone at a club, at work, ect. and having a swing with them without committing to anything serious. Kind of like a dinner date only with a lot more grinding and nudity. Also a higher chance of catching an STD. And now we've come full circle.
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    November 30, 2012
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    learning English

    I come here first time and want find a English partner ,I can speake Chinese very well . looking forward your replay.

     

    I am new here and want to find an English partner. I can speak Chinese very well. I am looking forward to your reply.

     

    *Replay is when you repeat a movie, video, song, ect.

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    November 22, 2012
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    Feelings can be any type of emotion. You can feel happiness, sadness, anger, euphoria, love, hate. Love is a specific type of feeling. It typically describes the deep emotional affection one has towards their wife/husband, son, daughter, parents, close friends, close relatives, and possibly even people we admire and respect to great degrees.
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    October 19, 2011
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    October 19, 2011
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    October 19, 2011
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    Same as any other language. Time and practice. Having partners also helps, but the majority of the work is left up to the patience you are willing to have with yourself so that you may learn the language in a meaningful way.
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    October 19, 2011
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    Something about me)

    Hello everyone! My name is Marina, and I am from Russia.  I want to learn English so much!

    The edits I made here were to make the sentence sound more natural. As a whole, the latter half of the introduction had a running sentence feel to it. So I made two separate sentences while still retaining the original message. *Note, you didn't make an error when you said, "I want to learn the English Language" but you can shorten it by simply saying English.

    I study at the Far Eastern University of Humanities, my speciality is Public relations in social sphere. I want to find new friends, especially those who can help me with my english :)

     

    The problem with the sentence originally was that "I am study" makes it sound like you yourself are the object "study" The reason I added in "those" between especially and who is because without that pronoun in there the sentence lacks an object and the latter half ends up sounding more like a question than an direct statement. Everyone would still understand the meaning of what you said, but this critic is supposed to aid in improving your English skills after all.

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    October 19, 2011
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