マックスさんの 日本語はとてもじょうずですね. たくさん話せばもっと上手になりますよ。You seemed nervous today but you spoke very good Japanese! If you have time for more conversation practice, your Japanese will improve by April.
A big thank you to everyone for their very helpful responses to my question. ありがとうございます。
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November 18, 2012
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Vowel sounds in Japanese
My question concerns Japanese speech, and situations where one word finishes with a 'vowel' sound and the next word starts with the same sound; for instance, "...に行きます.
When saying this phrase, should there be a break between に and 行きます, or would the two words effectively run into each other to sound like one continuous word?
Thanks!
November 17, 2012
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Hi Ryoko.
"I don't mind" is more polite, and indicates that you are still interested in the subject of conversation. "I don't care" could be interpreted in some situations as a lack of interest. Hope that helps!
I am learning english and I would like practice this language and meet people who wants to learn spanish
Very good. You need to change "wants" to "want" when using "people". "wants" would be correct if you were describing a person in the singular, not people.