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Hi, I come from Taiwan, a place in which people speaks in Chinese and use Traditional Chinese in writing. So do I. I also use Taiwanese Hokkien though I speak in Chinese more often. If you're interested in the above languages and use English as your native one (British one would be better since I'm fascinated by British accent ^^), we can get in contact. And for now, luckily, I have found some nice language partners and am learning with them. So, sadly, it would be not able for me know more good friends and having nice sessions with you. But, welcome to simply befriend with me, some simple language questions or contact in the future might be possible. : ) Cheers and all the best!
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    The little boy is happily dancing towards his father, who is clapping his hands and looking forwards to fetch the flowers from his son.
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    Why do "sense" and "sensibility" mean differently or even oppositely? I've been reading the book Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen. And I keep wondering that why these two words have the opposite meanings? One is kind of more rational while the other one is more of emotional, right? However, it seems like "sensibility" drives from the word "sense" but ends with opposite meaning. Why is that and what will be the best or logical way to understand these two words?
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    Term to Describe the Device Hanging from the Ceiling of the Bus/Subway for Passangers to Hold on to What is the most accurate or proper term to describe the small device which is dangled from the ceiling and to which people hold on when riding on the bus or subway? Handle, hanging handle, hanging strap, handrail strap, strap, grip, or else? 請問,公車或捷運上的吊環,尤其有手把的那種,用英文到底該怎麼說呢?搜尋了一下網頁,找到各種說法,莫衷一是,仍然覺得困惑!到底該用 handle、hanging handle、hanging strap、handrail strap、strap、grip......等等,哪一種?什麼是最確切、合適的說法呢?謝謝!
    3 avril 2015
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    研討會 (Traditional Chinese)

    今天我參加了一個研討會。一點半開始, 兩點一刻(口語中通常講兩點15)左右結束。大概一百人參加。

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    2 avril 2015
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    I think it is made without any purpose. Maybe just like a beautiful mistake?! :P
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    5 mars 2015
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