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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.0 votedAugust 16, 20211
- 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. 😍0 votedAugust 15, 20211
- 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.0 votedAugust 15, 20213
- 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.0 votedJuly 29, 20210

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