language exchanging

this group is set for whoever like to learn new languages or to teach others your mother tongue. if you are interested in learning languages, please don't hesitate to join us. if you are willing to teach others your mother tongue, please don't hesitate to join us. if you want to know more about different culture, please don't hesitate to join us. thanks for your attention. By wing.

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welcome to this group and self-introduction

hello guys. welcome to this group for language exchange.

though i am a big fan of languages, i wish that i can say hello in your mother tongue when i meet you in person. i am learning japanese, french and spanish but i have different attitudes towards them. for japanese, i wanna to be camparatively fluent and excellent, because i dream of traveling there alone someday before my graduation. and i also like its culture. as for french and spanish, my goal is to learn sth basic for daily conversation, like "hello""how are you""thank you""see you""please"......

as for myself, my chinese name is Li Yongxin, kinda difficult for you guys to pronounce, so you can just call me Wing, my english name. i am from Guangzhou, China. i can speak cantonese, chinese(mandarin), fluent english, and a little japanese.

my skype id is wingli78. if you are interested , plz add me on skype and i will try to figure out some daily activities for us.

thanks for your attention.

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wing June 29, 2014 9:38

Hello, Saba,Daniela, Bernd, Sadeq. welcome to this group. It is so nice to have you guys here. So now we have Chinese, Spanish, Japanese, Romanian, Iranian, Russian, Vietnamese,German, Czechs.... wow, so cool! so surprised ! thank you all.
Alin1989 June 2, 2014 18:02

Hello Wing, thanks for inviting me here, it's my pleasure to help.
Take care of you, and have a great day :)
saba May 31, 2014 18:21

I am glad to join language exchanging group, thanks dear Estanis for invitation.
Valeriy May 30, 2014 12:12

Im working here. DIY shop called "Lerua Merlen"

Summer august 2013 tonight - cycle marathon in Krasnodar)
wing May 29, 2014 15:21

Buna, Alin. welcome to this group. Mersi ! thank you for joining us and becoming a friend of mine.

Ai grija de tine. have a nice day.
Estanis May 28, 2014 13:04

Hi Alin,
I assure you that I will use some of this expressions becouse I know some Romanian people in my town that see almost daily.

I'd like to ask you what does 'la multiani' means. some Romanians order cakes in my shop and ask for the shopkeeper to write it on the cake.

Thanks for sharing.
Alin1989 May 26, 2014 19:46

Hello my friends, let me share with you some romanian expression here for you guys :

Hello or Hi - Buna

How are you? - Ce mai faci ?

How old are you ? - Cati ani ai ?

Thank you - Multumesc ( Mersi )

Please - Te rog

I love you - Te iubesc

I trust you - Am incredere in tine

Take care of you - Ai grija de tine

That's all for now, hope you enjoy it.
wing May 25, 2014 14:28

hello Zakumi, and well i did take the BEC higher. It was ok, kind of easier than what exercise i used to do. But i have to admit that the first part of listening was difficult. But the rest were easier than my expectation. I major in international tourism management, nothing to do with trade. But i just want to get a certificate for my English so that i may be able to have a better CV.
Zakumi May 25, 2014 4:57

@Wing: So Wing, how did it go with your BEC test?! Would you pass well?! Our students have also done the BEC this weekend and I guess I'll hear from some of them next week in class. Are you an International Trade student that you do BEC?
wing May 25, 2014 2:48

hello, guys. welcome to this group. Zakumi, Estains, Jasmine, Tuan Nguyen, Avizhe, Ahmad Salih, Ehab Nassif, Kiriku, Vania, Korben.

sorry for being a "busy" "irresponsible" host. i was preparing for an important business english test these days. and it was all over yesterday. so I AM BACK. haha

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