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- Introducción detallada ¿Qué tipo de trabajo tiene? Trabajo en el automatización, pero el año pasado yo era responsable del tiendas de campaña en un camping en Francia ¿Qué estudiaste? Después de la secundaria fui a la universidad para estudiar matemáticas No he terminado ese estudio ¿Qué haces para divertirte? Me encanta cantar. Yo canto principalmente musica clásico, pero también sé que algunos canciones holandesas de memoria. Lo que es especial acerca de ti mismo? Veo cosas que otros no ven. Puedo pensar rápido. Estoy muy servicial Pero estoy un poco incierto a veces. ¿De dónde eres? Yo soy de los Países Bajos. Nací en Apeldoorn, a continuación, empecé a estudiar en Amsterdam. Después he vivido muchos años en Maarssen. Maarssen esta situado cerca de Utrecht. He estado viviendo en Utrecht, durante cuatro años . ¿Por qué aprendes este idioma? El español es una lengua hermosa que se habla en muchos países. Quiero trabajar en España. Dureante unos meses, pero tal vez más tiempo.28 de junio de 201430
Vendredi, Dieu soit loué!
C'est la fin de la semaine et j'ai presque fini de mon travail. À cause de italki.com je suis maintenant inspiré d'améliorer mon français. Je pense que c'est une bonne idée ou un bon façon d'apprendre une nouvelle langue ainsi.
Le premier de juilliet c'est la fête du Canada. J'habite sur l'Île-du-Prince-Edouard, le berceau de Canada. Cette année ça va être 150 ans. http://www.ipe2014.ca/0 han votado27 de junio de 20140Visiting a winery
There are several places to visit in Spain: cathedrals, museums, churches, art galleries, and so on. But there are other places where you can find interesting things.
If you like wine, in Spain there are several wineries to visit. There are a lot of "Denominaciones de Origen" (specific regions with special climate conditions and singular soils) where you can visit certain wineries and see how the wine is made.
This kind of tourism is called "oenotourism" because the visit is focused on the making wine process and degustation of wine.
If some day you can visit a winery, you should. Is a very tasty and beautiful world.(I am not sure what you meant by "singular soils.")
0 han votado26 de junio de 20140Examination Economy
I just experienced several unforgettable days recently.The driving examination make me very nervous much during these days. The test day comes at last ……I got up around 4 o'clock and even had no didn't have enough breakfast owing to my nervous mood. I had to take a mock exam yesterday for to help getting a good mark in during the real test, but I need had to pay ￥180 for the mock test. It‘s too expensive and unreasonable, because we already pre-paid enough tuition fee when we signed up, why charging charge us extra? The worst thing is that the examination management make made us thoroughly disappointed, and the administrators showed indifferent and rude attitudes to us during the whole process……All these matters make me think a lot, there is a strange economic phenomenon called “examination economy” in China. There are lots of doctrinal and unrealistic examinations which could stimulate passive consumption from several aspects, for example: catering, accommodation, communication and transportation. However, administrators deliberately overlook the substantial function of the examination, even regardless of negative feedback from passive consumers……I can't imagine the phenomenon are being Examination Economy
I just experienced several unforgettable days recently.The driving examination make me Very nervous much during these days. The test day comes at last ……I got up around 4'clock and even had no didn't have enough breakfast owning to causing my nervous mood, I had to take mock exam yesterday for to help getting a good mark in during the real test,but I need had to pay ￥180 for the mock test. it‘s too expensive and unreasonable because we already pre-paid enough tuition when we signed up,why charging Charge us extra? The worst thing is that examination management make made us thoroughly disappointed, and administrators showed indifferent and rude attitudes to us during whole process……All these matters make me think a lot, there is a strange economic phenomenon called “examination economy” in China. there are lots of doctrinal and unrealistic examinations which could stimulate passive consumption from several aspects, for example: catering, accommodation, communication and transportation. However administrators deliberately overlook the substantial function of the examination,even regardless of negative feedback from passive consumers……I can't imagine the phenomenon are being spreading .
increasingly .
Note: "Unforgettable" nearly always means something positive. Use "unpleasant, disappointing" or such words.
0 han votado26 de junio de 20141
