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I'm Filipino, but I live in the US. Specifically LA, so if you have any questions of how LA looks and is socially, you can ask me. Also, I'm very, very fluent in English but I dunno if I could even label myself as a native speaker since I've been studying and speaking English for my whole life. I've just started to learn Spanish since last year since it's a must in my school, so Spanish-speakers, I can hopefully understand you since I'm now in Spanish 2. Add me, or follow me if you want. I don't mind making new friends, just as long you're not a troll, I'm cool.
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    Hola todos me llamo Benji. Vivo en Ingles Inglaterra.

    Yo soy apprendiendo Espanol porque yo tengo una hija que se hablan Espanol como su madre es una persona de America central.

     

    You have good Spanish, to be honest. But Ingles is Spanish for English, and you just said "I live in English" which doesn't make sense.

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    March 4, 2012
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    How would you like me to help you with your English then? O . O

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    March 4, 2012
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    Korean pronouns and particles. Help? Pronouns and particles in Korean? It's all so confusing to me. Help? And thanks in advance! :D
    March 1, 2012
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    February 26, 2012
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    Your american accent? Well, I don't think I have a perfect accent, but I've been here in America for almost 3 years now, so maybe I can help you with that even just a little bit. Though I dunno when or if I can but I'll see.

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    February 26, 2012
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    It's actually the opposite. Saying it like this is nicer, but it depends on the tone of your voice. A few other ways to say it is: Suck it up! (This is rude, or like commanding) Actually, anything that's with a question mark isn't really rude.
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    February 26, 2012
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    Hi! I can help you learn English!

    I'm... I guess a native speaker? I've been studying and speaking English ever since I was practically born and I also speak a little bit of Spanish since my school is requiring me to take Spanish classes. And I would love to help people speak English. Generally, I would teach the basics and all, but if you want to practice your spoken English, you'll need to inform me. Anyways, just contact me if you need help or are interested :D

    February 26, 2012
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    3rd entry! First off, finding the "Write Entry" note is so annoying! I can't find it on my profile and I have to go to the Notebook tab to find it! I saw it earlier on my profile! D: This is annoying. Anyways, I've just been curious though. If you say native speaker, how do YOU define it? Do you have to be that specific race and speak that language to say that you are a native speaker? Or that you've been studying it, moved to that country, and freakin' mastered the hell out of it that it's like you're a native of that country? I dunno, it's been bothering me for quite some time now.
    February 26, 2012
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    Teaching: English; Learning: Korean

    I speak English quite well. And I dunno if I could be labeled as a native speaker but I've been learning it my whole life. And I had a list of languages to learn, and I opted for Korean, so if you speak Korean and you want to master your English like a boss (If you've been on Tumblr, you'd know this expression), then contact me! :D

    February 26, 2012
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    Learning: Korean, Teaching: English

    I want to learn another language, and opted to learn Korean. I think I'm a fast learner since I'm bilingual and currently, I'm also taking Spanish classes at my school since it's required for colleges. Well, more like it looks good. Anyways, I'm willing to help you with your English. Actually, it's okay even if you speak another language, I'd still be willing to help you with your English. Do contact me if ever you have questions about this deal. We can talk through Skype if you want? Also, I live in LA, so if you are coming here or want to come here as an exchange student, you can also ask me about the culture differences and all that.

    February 26, 2012
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