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muyongshi -

大家快乐。

Just chipping in with the kuaile stuff too.

我要睡觉。



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ChineseSpeaker -

I am in Shanghai, and I am a native Chinese speakers.

I have some foreign friends who are living in China. They come to china to learn Chinese, to find
a job. So I become interested in helping them with Chinese learning.

Nice to meet you!










adrianlondon -

Good to meet you, too. It's always good to have Chinese people posting to these forums! It saves
having a load of language learners all trying to help other language learners, which can lead to
mistakes being perpetuated.

As for 再聊 - cool. Not heard that before, but I like it.










muyongshi -



Quote:

which can lead to mistakes being perpetuated.

Kind of like the horrific vision I had of the result of English teaching when I was in a qiang
village in the mountains listening to their "English teacher" (who was self taught through
television) and imagining if I multiplied his bad English including pronunciation into all his
students and then imagined those students teaching others....not a pretty picture.










HashiriKata -



Quote:


Originally Posted by ChineseSpeaker

I noticed you location is UK, are you an English?


Yes, a pretence one .
I hope you'll enjoy helping us and be with us for the next 10.000 years!












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