Hello,
I’m Kate, 21 years old. I’m a student English in a university here in Vietnam. Nice to be here. As far as I concern, this web site is really great. I could meet and discuss with many people here. I hope you could help me in learning English.
I’m looking forwards to hearing from you all!!! 
Kate
Hi Kate,
You really can meet many people there and discuss all kinds of topics you like. What disciplines do you study at your University?
Hi Kate
You’ve managed to get over difficulties – that’s great!
Welcome! 
Whatever ‘Kate’ is your real or just a virtual nickname, it’s widespread - all around the world.
In my culture (Russian) it’s Ekaterina (old form – Katerina), ‘pet name’ – Katya.
Hope to see you in other Forum’s parts, as well as here
Tamara
Hello,Kate!
Welcome from FangFang!
Well,are you learning french too?I am also a student,Have Fun here!
Hi Kate !
Nice to meet you here.
Can I join you in this topic later ?
Здравствуйте, Tamara !
Would you please, tell me the pet name of Tamara. It’s Tam ? or Tama ?
I’ve read that Tamara means SPICE. Is it right ?
Здравствуйте, gianglt 
That’s for another name - Tamera babynamenetwork.com/baby_names/a … der=female
(To be honest, I’ve never in my life met someone with the name. Neither in Russia, nor in other countries. )
Tamara means ‘a palm tree’.
The pet name of Tamara (in Russia) is ‘Toma’, but in my childhood my parents were (and my friends still are) much more creative
Would you like to give us a clue, what you name means (I have no guess) ?
Hope to see you – here and in discussions,
Tamara
Hi all,
gianglt, do you know Russian?
Hi Kate
Welcome to the forum! I think you’ll enjoy it here.
Is English your major course of study at university?
Amy
Hi Tamara
I used to have a neighbor named Tamara. 
And I know a few people named Tammy, too.
Hi Amy
I meant that I’ve never met Tamera (spice) – please, see my above post and the link.
Certainly, Tamara is a quite widespread name in Russia (and for unknown for me reasons - in Germany, as the same link tells).
As I know, it comes from Georgia, long ago.
Tamara
Hi Tamara :lol:
Oops! So, sorry. I misread your post. :oops:
Amy
Hello Kate and welcome from me, too!
Tamara is also a variant form of the biblical name Tamar, which, as you said, means ‘palm tree’ or ‘date’. Tamara is actually quite a modern name in Spain, where you can find a few.
Hi Pamela !
I’ve just make friend with Kate. She is also from Vietnam, like me. I’m happy that we have a such interesting companion here with you all.
Can you join me in my topic :lol:,please. We’ll talk more about Russian, OK ? I think in this topic we’ll talk more about Kate and all things related to her. Maybe, it will be more convenient !
hey kate.how’re you?