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  aprilina June 2, 2009 10:27

  Hi ..SK..thanks for your greating on my bithday . It has been long time never opened this site.
  I think your English is well as I know, because you're Indian. Please correct my word if I make mistake. I rarely use English in my daily activities.
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  Joyce May 16, 2009 18:58

  Hi, Satish, how have you been? I just saw the news about a strong quake in New Zealand. Did you feel it in your region? How was it? In Taiwan, we usually have earthquakes, so the buildings are resistant to quakes. The most severe quake in my country happened on Sep. 21, 1999. During that time, I felt faint because the quake was lasting about two minutes and was measured 7.3 on the Richter scale; and this was the first time I asked myself should I run out of my house when the quake was rattling. In general, we will not think about running out if quakes are not over 7 on the Richter scale and not rattling over 30 seconds.
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  Josef Essberger May 3, 2009 7:19

  Hi SK, thanks for your comment :-)
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  Joyce May 2, 2009 5:21

  Hi, Satish, I'm an engineer, and I like my job. But for my future job, I would like it more connected in Englsih; so, I keep learning and practicing it. Do you use English at working?
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  Joyce April 29, 2009 18:47

  Hi, Satish, nice to hear from you. Today, I was not good. I had a wild day. There were too many businesses to be dealed. My country is a small island, but I love it because there are a lot of fruits growing here. I like fruits and vegetables; however, I'm not a vegetarian. Besides fruits, the people who live in here are really kind and friendly. I have seen your purpose of learning English is to improve life standard. Does it mean you can get better job in your country if you can speak English fluent? Where are you living now? New Zealand or India?
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  bhupinder singh gill April 26, 2009 8:23

  well, likewise here in punjab
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  bhupinder singh gill April 25, 2009 8:50

  Hi satish, how r u .
  how's the weather there........