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hello! my name is aibi! i consider myself a fun person who really likes to talk! so learning a new language in an "email pen pal" sort of way is how i would like to learn! i really like learning japanese and i am in love with japanese culture! and i am planning on going on an exchange trip there sometime next year! i would like to make friends and talk to everyone!i speak fluent french and english so i can help you with that too! i like activities like lacrosse and hurdles (my favourite track event) but i also like peaceful things like gardening! my favourite thing to do is draw! i really like fine arts and music! and someday i hope to be a trauma surgeon! i an very excited to make new friends and continue learning japanese! chat me up sometime! XD ~ ( @ ^_^ @ ) ~
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    July 27, 2012
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    do you mean to say: can anyone teach me french?
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    July 26, 2012
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    si tu veut ameliorer ta francais joindre a un salle de chat! tu peut pratiquer ta francaise! tu peut toujour me suivre et parler avec moi aussi pour pratiquer et c'est toujours un bonne idee d'ecouter a la radio francais pis les emissions! ca aide toujours d'avor etre expose a la langue! la francais c'est la deuxieme ( peut etre premiere) langue du canada alors plusieurs sites canadien auront des jeu pour les ecolier au sujet d'apprendre la francaise! je parle la francais et l'anglais alors si tu a jamais besoin de l'aide messagez moi! ( there are lots of thing you can do like internet games or simple exposure to the language by radio and television, you can join a french chat to practice, or if you ever need help message me! i speak both french and english!)
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    July 26, 2012
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    exposure itself literally means "to be exposed to" i would assume it means exposure to ( diseases) would be something along the lines of " being exposed to (diseases) i think it means that people have been exposed to those diseases . this text seems to me to be about impacts of industrial revolution, looking at the time frames in which that mainly occured that would mean new ships, trading treatys and different countries moving about. for example, during the industrial revolution era in london there was problems with cholera that was traveling over with sailors from asian countries. i think this text is simply talking about how the industrialization ( the travel and trading) exposed the people to the diseases..... or something like that. :) hope that helps!
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    July 26, 2012
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    as in " i wont let my marriage end because of things like this? i guess you could say, end in divorce, or just end...?
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    July 26, 2012
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    y'a plusieurs emissions si tu simplement la recherche a google! mais moi je trouve la plus amusant c'est "la vie la vie" ben la je parle la francais quebecois alors si tu aime plusieurs l'accent parisienne ( je ne peut pas la comprendre) tu peut regarder l'emission "un gars un fille" c'est encore amusant de tout meme! mais si tu n'a jamais entendue les parisiens tu va trouver leur accent un peu flye. mais c'est encore de ce que t'a demander ( heads: je trouve les emissions francais...pas exactement...bon) a really good french show is "la vie la vie" though i speak quebec french! if you're interested in parisian french try watching the show "Un gars un fille" it's still a good show though i find their accents a little odd! ( heads up: i dont exactly find french sitcoms very good) that's just my opinion! hope it helps!
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    July 26, 2012
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    July 26, 2012
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    japanese question: how do you consider an action how would you properly explain considering an action in japanese? would you say "watashi wa kangaete imasu" it doesnt seem right to me since a word would come afterwards. for example how would you say " i am considering doing X ACTION " for example i am considering learning japanese ,or, i am considering traveling X place or something like that. im not sure if watashi wa kangaete imasu is right! arigato!
    July 26, 2012
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    i think it means " you cant live and not die" in being born, you will die. so when the person is born, they are already dying. or something like that. it's an odd quote
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    July 26, 2012
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    kanji :) Kyō wa kanji gakushū o hajimeru koto ni shita. Dono yō ni watashi wa gakushū o hajimerubekidesu ka?Anata wa aidea o motte irunara, watashi o tasuketekudasai ^_^
    July 26, 2012
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