今天是星期六 今天是星期六但是上午我有课。从宿舍到学校很近，可以走路。大概十分钟。 下午三点我和我的同学在咖啡学习汉语。然后我们一起去吃晚饭。饭店有很多好吃食物所以有点很快。

Living in China - part 1 It has been nearly two months since I came to China. This is also the first time I live in another country so my life has been changing a lots for the last two months. The hardest thing is the language barrier. I couldn't remember the name of streets, recognize what the food is and so on. Just a few restaurants have image of the food on their menu so it usually takes a lot of time to translate. Although I'm studying Chinese at school, my Chinese is still at the very first stage. Local people always speak too fast and too much which make it really hard to understand (Can I say 'to follow'?) Today I went to buy fried chicken. I wanted to add some mayonnaise but because of my pronunciation I guess. Instead of adding the mayonnaise, he gave me a lot of spicy sauce!

Describe a tú ideal de persona y a una persona que odiarias Yo quiero tener un pelo ondulado. Yo quiero ser más alta. Yo quiero ser una persona trabajador. Yo quiero sentirme feliz todos los días. Yo odiaria a una persona que fuma. Yo odiarla a una persona que no es honesta. Yo odiaria a una persona que fácilmente se enfadado. Yo odiaria a una persona que siempre se queja. *I wonder which words I can use to combine the above sentences into a paragraph.

Escribe oraciones con ser y estar 1. Mi madre es profesora. Ella está leyendo los periódicos. 2. Mi tío a son ricos. Ellos están contenta. 3. Mi hermana es alta y delgada. Ella y sus amigos están en el café.

Verbos regulares Hola! I tried to write some sentences in Spanish. I'm just a beginner. Let me know if there is any mistakes. Gracias! 1. Yo tomo el té. 2. Tú hablas Español. 3. Álvaro escribe una canción. 4. Mis amigos temen arañas. 5. El mono come plátano. 6. Los pingüinos viven en clima frío.

A book I was walking around the Changi airport then suddenly I saw a book named “All the light we cannot see”. The book cover really got my curiosity. The first thing I noticed was a little boy wearing a big coat. I could only see his back as he was running away from an old street toward an old building under the thick fog. “Why is he running away?”, “What is the story about the light?”, “why cannot we see it?”. All these questions kept spinning round and round my head.

Have you ever? Have you ever had a feeling when you suddenly saw something at a store and you feel that there is a visible connection? Somehow you know where it belongs to. This strange feeling got me the first time in 2013 when I was looking for the MRT station. Almost MRT stations in Singapore were linked to malls so it was like you passed through shopping stores every time you hoped in and hopped off the train. When something happens over and over again, you will lose the interest of paying attention to them. You forget its existence. I did not really look at anything when I turned right at the end of escalator. All of the sudden, a T-shirt hanging from a rack behind the glass door of a store caught my attention. That was just a simple T-shirt with the grey colour and some little black stars on it. As soon as I saw it, I knew it belong to a friend of mine for no reason.

Unknown coin A friend of mine found this coin in Brazil and we honestly have no idea where it is from or what kind of this coin. I did some research but haven't found any clue. I saw some characters were written on it (it seems Thai Language to me) but I am not sure what that means. So if you come across this post, please help me identify it. Any help would be appreciated :)

A good thing part 2 After walking three laps around the park, I came back home. As soon as I arrived at the crossroads, I realized the traffic lights stopped working. It was a night mare when you had to across the streets without traffic lights in my country. My English teacher once described the traffic here liked thousands of fishes swimming in the ocean. I was standing at the pavement and felt like I was already a dead fish without the green light then suddenly I saw her standing on the opposite side of the street. She just looked up the traffic light. From the distance, I could see her telling to herself: “What do I suppose to do?” A thought struck me immediately. I wanted to do a good thing. So I passed across the street and reached to her. She was a beautiful woman in her middle-aged and she had a nice American accent. She kept telling me “It’s very nice of you” when we were crossing the street. I felt really happy when I could do a little help.