Starting New Chapter at 23 yr: moving to Canada 🇨🇦| meeting my cat 🐱| Autumn Look | Seize the Day📖✍️

[@sepidehtje]

so nice and peaceful :)

[@teepee2784]

Ah, what a beautiful space - wishing you and your lovely cat every happiness and success in your new home and on this new adventure! 🤗

[@is.snowing]

This is so sweet~ Thank you and best wishes for you too

[@teepee2784]

Thank you! 🤗 ​@@is.snowing

[@mblimey]

love the view! and aww lil kitty

[@skarve011]

Welcome to Canada! All the best wishes for your new beginning in this wonderful country... and bonne chance for your French exam!! 👍

[@is.snowing]

Merci beaucoup! I will do my best!

[@loomonda18]

Your new place looks so lovely ❤ are you renting out the whole house or just a room? Ottawa is so great!!

[@is.snowing]

Haha, thank you, most of rooms are still a mess now. I look forward to exploring this city 🍁

[@e_tms_tms5291]

That’s amazing, i move to Ottawa too, one month ago, i hope you’ll like it 😊 !!

[@is.snowing]

Currently, the autumn view is so beautiful! I like it🥰

[@SabineLeppanen_Art]

Sweet video❤. I am trying to learn Mandarin. This video reminds me of a sentence I memorized from Duolingo: 我的猫经常热情得欢迎我。 Welcome to Canada!

[@is.snowing]

Oh! I think learning a foreign language is one of the best ways to learn its culture. And Chinese is very difficult ☺, so great job!! If you have questions, I will be happy to help

[@SabineLeppanen_Art]

@@is.snowingI think Chinese is harder at the beginning, having to memorize the characters, but the grammar is certainly simpler than English! I love the logic of Mandarin (for example 有钱人; no need for extra words like “rich”). English language “rules” have so many exceptions and the pronunciation of similar-looking words makes no sense (‘few’ and ‘sew’ do not rhyme, for instance). That you can express yourself so beautifully in English is super-impressive.

[@is.snowing]

@@SabineLeppanen_Art That's what I feel now when studying French, can't differ those very similar pronounced words: devenir (become), dernier(last). Plus, French words have gender, it adds so much work 😂. I think there should be some website out there which can pair people who want to study a foreign language with someone local to practice. I feel I really need that, my speaking and listening is poor. You're doing a great job identifying these uniqueness in Chinese grammar! I don't mind if you want to ask me questions about Chinese words and grammars, glad to help!