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Want to improve oral English
HI,
I am Alex and an experienced software developer with AI-background. Love to meet foreigner and hope to improve my oral English. I can teach you computer and Cantonese/Mandarin as well.
Thanks
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Language pair: Chinese, Cantonese; English
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ALEX N.
December 17, 2018
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kit L.
January 28, 2007
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Latest: January 28, 2007
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RE: I want to learn cantonese xD can anyone help me
hi i want to learn cantonese from a native speaker and in return i can help u with urdu and english (my native languages) and basics of french. i'll really appreciate the help i can get. i cant contact bcoz im a regular member so please contact me ^^
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Language pair: Chinese, Cantonese;
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Kaede M.
December 9, 2006
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Latest: January 28, 2007
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Re:NEED HELP ON COMPUTER!!!!!!!!
If you have an apple (Mac) then you spotlight search what you want off your computer and delete it, then empty your trash can. You won't have to uninstall it if it's a Mac. Deleting it gets rid of it.
If it's a Windows (or PC) go to your start up menu and you can either go to run and browse for it, or search your computer for it. One you find it, there should be an uninstall file with the download. Uninstall it with that file.
If there is not an uninstall file, or it's hard to find, go to the start menu, then go to the settings and click on the control panel. Once there, you'll see a listing for install/uninstalling programs. If it shows you a list of programs click on the program you want to delete and click uninstall. If there is no list (OS depending)click uninstall and a prompt will open containing a list of programs. From that list you select the program and click uninstall.If it asks "are you sure?" click yes.
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Language pair: Chinese, Cantonese; English
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Asagao T.
July 29, 2006
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Re:Typing asian characters
I use a program called Global Writer. It's a very simple word processor that supports about 120 different languages, including Asian, right-to-left, left-to-right, etc. It's very nice and unlike many special-purpose word processors it takes Unicode very seriously. It's advertised as the word processor used by the Voice Of America.
Mayer
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Language pair: English; Chinese, Cantonese
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Mayer G.
April 7, 2002
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