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    Sto lat! Wszystkiego najlepszego!
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    September 16, 2021
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    Some people make the distinction between "granatowy" (dark blue) and "błękitny" (light blue). Other than that you're good to go
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    September 1, 2021
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    Nic w tym złego, ja osobiście zawsze mówię "dzień dobry"
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    August 16, 2021
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    As a native Mandarin speaker and a language learner myself, I enjoy creating content for Mandarin learners. I teach Mandarin through topics related to themes such as self-introduction, numbers, colours, my family, body, going to school, telling the date and time and the countries we have visited or wish to visit. What it means is that I can help you learn a little bit more about the Chinese language and culture than what can be gained from a text book alone. I have experience in teaching Chinese to students from different linguistic, cultural and social backgrounds. My classes are very relaxed and you won't feel any pressure if you are a beginner. I can speak quickly if you're more advanced or can go slow if you'd prefer. I have traveled extensively, including volunteering in the United States and Europe. With this overseas experience, I love to communicate with people from different cultural backgrounds and enjoy sharing knowledge about? (not 100% sure what you wanted to say here) Chinese language.
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    August 16, 2021
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    Well, I had always been curious about how people can type fast without looking at the keyboard. So, last year, I decided to start learning touch typing. 🖥 I found a gorgeous website called TypingClub. I took the first lessons, and I made a lot of mistakes. However, after a few days, I got used to it. There were about 9 levels (685 lessons). Thus, I needed to set a specific time on a day for this skill. ✅ After 2 months, I completed all the levels. I think my WPM at that time was about 60, but then I started to practice more and more on other websites, and now I can say my average typing speed is around 75 WPM. It was a fabulous journey. Currently, my productivity has increased, and I don't spend a lot of time on tasks. 😍
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    August 15, 2021
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    Nothing to correct here :)
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    August 15, 2021
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    I am proud of the diversity of food culture in my country. There is super tasty food in every single province. Now l am working in Germany. There are many aspects that l love here. However, l miss Chinese food all the time. To be honest, sometimes when I had a German meal, l felt like l had to do this to have enough energy for the work or study. But I hardly enjoyed it. It doesn’t mean the food in one country is superior than another though. lt is simply because haven’t really got used to the food here.
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    August 15, 2021
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    Hi, The message refers to remittance receipts that are NOT being received in the bank statement as credits. So the first option you said.
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    July 29, 2021
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    Hi When we are talking about countries, regions or cities we always use "in".
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    July 29, 2021
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    Hi! Usually in the second conditional we use this special form called the subjunctive. So it's more correct to say "if I were rich" than "if I was rich" if we're talking about hypothetical situations or just wishing. But keep in mind you will find a lot of native speakers who say "if I was" so don't stress too much about it. There are situations where "if I was" is the correct option though - that is the case when we're talking about things that used to happen. For example: "If I was late for school, I would blame it on the bus" - when you were a kid, you were late for school a couple of times and usually blamed it on the bus. "If I were late for school, I would blame it on the bus" - you say what would hypothetically happen if you were ever late for school.
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    July 29, 2021
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