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the best university in Indonesia!( in my opinion, hehehe)

November 8th, 2009 frelia

Some of you must be in last grade in senior high school, right?

And you are going to university next year?
But, you are confused where university you want to go?

these are some list of university for you all!
- UI : This is the best public university in Jakarta until now, it has a best quality of study. It seems that all of facilities good there.

- UGM ( University Gadjah mada) : The most favourite University in Yogyakarta.

-Binus ( Bina Nusantara) : The university which has specialist in Computer programs of study and also has a similarity with Singapore Curriculum
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Learn simple Japanese I

November 8th, 2009 frelia

Are you interested in Japanese Language? ?If you do, let`s learn it together!

We`re going to learn Japanese slowly so I`ll make sure we`re on the same page.

Here, I will explain about greetings and other useful phrases that are frequently used.

I am in the process of learning too (so, I’m sorry if there are mistakes found in this lesson ^w^)

—Greetings and useful phrases—

Hiragana ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Romaji ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Meaning

1.? ???? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?(Ohayou) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Good morning

2. ???????? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? (Konnichiwa) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Hello / good afternoon

3.? ????? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? (Konbanwa) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Good evening/ night

4.? ????? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? (Sayounara) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Good Bye (long term)
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About tenses II

November 8th, 2009 frelia

Okay, this is my second posts. And i will continue about tenses..

Now, i will explain about present perfect tense? and present perfect continuous tense.

3. Present perfect tense (S-has/have-V3-O)

~For subject : I, you, we, they we use have

~For subject : He, she, it we use has

* to talk about something that we have done but will affect till now

e.g : I have eaten just now(+)

(because i`ve already eat, now i`m full.)

I have not eaten just now (-) => add “not” behind the sentence

Have you eaten just now?

* to talk about something that we have done but we don`t care when that events happen.

e.g : He has gone to Bali (+)

(He has gone to Bali but we don`t care when he go. Anyway, he has been to Bali.)

He has not gone to Bali (-)
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Looking For Scholarship Online

November 6th, 2009 frelia

So, like most people probably under the influence of the cost of college today. Scholarships seem like a good option to reduce the blow to your wallet. But one wonders if they are feasible for the average student.

The good news is that most certainly are. Not all scholarships are academic scholarships that consider the right, honor roll student. Many scholarships are available relatively unknown. For example, you’ve heard of Scholarship duct tape prom dress? But what about the award is reserved for tall people?

Yes, that’s about getting a scholarship for real. And there are many others out there like them. But, as in the world will you find one suits you (or students) quirks?
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Self-Introduction in Chinese Mandarin

November 4th, 2009 frelia

If you have to introduce yourself to Chinese people or those who can only speak in Chinese, it’s better for you to use their language; so you can be easily appreciated by them!

One thing to remember: speak it properly, but don’t act like you are a real Chinese! They will just laugh at you if you do that.

First of all, greet them with “hello” to show that you’re a friendly person. A proper “hello” in Chinese is “n? h?o” [??] from the word n? (you) [?] and h?o [?] (good).

To introduce your name just say:

“W? sh? [your name]”

“? ? [your name]”

It consists of the words:

  • W? [?] = me
  • Sh? [?] = to be (is, am, are)

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