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Hello! My name is Sarah and I'm a student from the United States. I'm currently learning Japanese, French, and German. I'd love to be language exchange partners and help people who are learning English!
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    Introducing m'self Bonjour! Je m'appelle Sarah. Je suis une eleve americaine et j'ai 18 ans. J'adore lire, desiner, les voyages, et appreprendre des langues. Je voudrais apprendre beaucoup des langues, faire des amis, et voyager le monde. Maintenant, j'appris français, japonais, et allemand.
    August 9, 2012
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    Due Attention Should Be Given To Spelling

    Nowadays, a growing number of students overlook the importance of spelling in the process of learning English.  Many of them can speak and listen, but cannot spell. There is a the point where that one isn't able to show one's  itself ideas when he or she has have to write or as send an e-mail or exam. (new sentence)  This situation couldn't be have been more terrible (*This sentence would be fine on its own, but in context, because you're not talking about the past, "be" is better).
    There are various reasons reasous responsible for this embarrassing situation.  First of all, spelling has is being lost its own position in the process of teaching. As known of all,we still aways emphasize the importance of speaking in last several years,instead of spelling.because someone told we cant speak.  Secondly, speaking is more interesting, but spelling is more boring bord.  Humans are lazy.
    In my opinion, if one wants to wanna learn a language, one should never thinks that one thing is important while the other is not, spelling or speaking.  And we should also alse know that where humans go wrong is with their lack of patience. That, and their recently acquired taste for instant gratification.

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    April 5, 2012
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