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Hello! I'm looking for a language teacher ( English). I can write and speak polite and PC Japanese with no dialect. I can correct Japanese writing such as diary or essays.
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    February 1, 2013
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    Would you tell me the difference? I believe superstitions. I believe in superstitions. I believe (clause). I believe in ( noun). I understand like above. Some dictionaries say we can use both, but there are slight defferent in their meanings Please tell me how to use different.
    January 31, 2013
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    January 29, 2013
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    I'm sorry I wrote “協会”, but it is "教会”.

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    January 24, 2013
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    I'm trying to see how I'm gonna write..I mean if you guys can understand..

    今日は教会と学校にいくました。今日は忙しいでした本当

    →今日は協会と学校に行きました。今日は本当に忙しかったです。


    学校は好きじゃない、でも僕の友達は学校を作る良いとても。。。。。¥¥

    →学校は好きではないけれども、友達がいれば学校もとても楽しくなります。(良い、は楽しい、の意味でしょうか?)


    僕の教会はも良い。けど、他人若い人作る私に本当怒って

    →僕の教会も良いです。けれど、(けど、is spoken Japanese)

    After "けど”、I need more explanation.It's hard to translate.

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    January 24, 2013
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    January 23, 2013
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    Please check my essay,"The role of cell phones in today's society" Cell phones are now beyond the phones. They have a precious value as a communication tool. They are inevitable for everyone, but need some rules to make a good use of them. Firstly, they have their own etiquette. We cannot rely on its convenience.When we send mails through cell phones, we should take care of using picutres or special abbreviations.Sometimes it seems too frank to use them. But with good manners, their quickness and usefulness are helpful. Secondly, as they are ubiquitous, we tend to addict to them. Some young people can't live without cellphones. And if they aren't cautious enough to settle reasonble price contracts, the costs will be too expensive while you don't notice. Thirdly, they have given changes in communication styles. As in Japan, universty students need to apply for the job openings by cell phones. They are really convenient, but on the other hand,communicating only by cell phones causes the lack of face-to-face communication. In conclusion, cell phones have two faces--good or bad. We have to understand this polarlization and use them cleverly.
    January 22, 2013
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    Plus, If you ask somebody, " Where did you go yesterday?" You don't need to say "you " in Japanese, because you're directly talking to him/her as "you". So in Japanese, 「きのう どこに 行ったの?」  should suffice to ask.
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    January 22, 2013
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    どなたか私にリンゴを一顧くださいませんか?(Polite way of asking) If I translate word-for-word, だれか私にリンゴを一顧与えることができますか?
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    January 22, 2013
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    sushi

    いつもの一番の日

    ,すしを食べます。。。意見私の、で、すしは良い
    だって、すしはあなたはスキニーつくる.
    I'm trying to say is
    Usually most of day,I eat sushi....in my opinion,sushis good
    Cos,sushi can make you skinny

     

    たいていすしを食べます。私はすしは(健康に)よいと思います。

    なぜならすしはあなたをスリムにするからです。

     

     "だって" is  spoken English:)

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    January 22, 2013
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