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I have no idea how the Koreans cope with it. I know there is a area C and that it is twenty minutes stroll away, but I have no notion how numerous sections there is soon after that. After that I wandered throught part B Heilongjiang University (the one particular im at), and its even bigger then I thought it was. The language looks to use the roof of your mouth to talk far more then English. They kinda waft more than each now and then. Anyways thats enough for now I consider. I can also browse and pronounce nearly just about anything thats written in pinyin, which is handy. Anyways thats about all for the working day. Today was the very first day of classes. I went for a little bit of a wander currently. Thankfully we are in a class with Craig (the canadian), Christina (russian lady) who is a little bit of a riot, who have a smattering of chinese, and two germans who can speak a bit of chinese. During lunch now with the mob, Craig stated that you cant even say "I like you" to a conventional chinese girl. Apparently they interpert it as "i enjoy you".