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| Eh, I'm a Malaysian Chinese dude who self-proclaimed a "jack of language, master of none."
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| I speak 4 languages (Main: English, Native: Mandarin & Cantonese, National: Malay language) and am now learning the 5th one: Japanese.
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| Currently, my highest proficiency level of the respective languages are:
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| Malay -> "A2" or "A" in Malaysia SPM Bahasa Malaysia paper. *
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| English -> "A2" or "A" in Malaysia SPM English paper. "A2" in "1119" ( the part which is marked by native English speakers). *
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| Chinese -> "B" in Malaysia SPM Chinese paper. *
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| Cantonese -> Can only listen / speak / read the language (-or actually, dialect).
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| Japanese -> Can only listen / read simple Japanese. Has not taken any test yet.
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| * Note that Sijil Pendidikan Malaysia (Malaysian Certificate of Education) is equivalent to O-level.
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| Well since I can function in English better than in Chinese, I can't translate English into Chinese well.
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| But of course, feel free to ask me for help in translating Chinese documentaries.
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| I'm still on intermediate level in Japanese, though I'm still learning it hard so that I can do Japanese > English / Chinese translation.
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| As for Malay language, I'm only good in the formal but not the casual one. The two forms are vastly different in many aspects.
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| However, I don't usually do Malay translation but you can still ask me for help in it.
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| Thanks for reading my profile.
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