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Hello! I'm from the United States, and I would like to learn Japanese because I think that it would be a useful language to know. I'm a native English speaker, and I would like to meet a native Japanese speaker so that we might be able to practice these languages with one another.
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    My Routine Act On Italki

    Everyday before I close my eyes to sleep I surf Italki to look for Arabic posts which need to be corrected or sometimes an idea comes to my mind then I write something here.
    Italki is a real interesting platform.


    I think this sounds more natural:

    Every night before I go to sleep, I browse italki to look for Arabic posts that need to be corrected. Sometimes, an idea comes to mind and then I write something instead.

    Italki is a really interesting platform.

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    August 29, 2017
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    T͟Her är uh läd uh pēpəl yo͞o ko͝od ask

    based on west american pronounciation.

    uh-lot-uh-people

    Like Rob said, 'a lot of people' is strung together and said quickly where I'm from.

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    August 29, 2017
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    Puedo Comprender, Pero No Puedo Hablo Espanol En escuela secundario, tome un ano de Espanol. Pero en el momento, no quieria apprender espanol. Asi que, mis grados fueron muy mal. Ahora, quiero llegar a se una enfermera y quiero hablar con pacientes que hablan en espanol. Cuando no puedo hablar en espanol con ellos, siento muy mal. Por dos anos, estudia japones tambien, pero vivo en sureste de california asi que no le uso mucho. Como usa accentos en la computadora? Buscaria en la internet, pero no comprendo como lo hace.
    August 29, 2017
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    Tomiendo Una Clase de Espanol Este semestre, tomiendo una clase de espanol. No se como usar los accentos en la computadora, por eso lo siento para mis errores. Mi mama y mi padre pueden hablar en espanol, pero cuando creciendo dejado de apprender. Mi madre no es comodo que hablar en espanol con mi, por eso tiene que apprender Espanol solo. Por favor, ayudame en mi viaje.
    August 29, 2017
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  • Answered
    Both can say that you don't have a preference about something and can be used in response to someone asking about your opinion. (1) "Where do you want to eat?" "I don't care, as long as the food's good." (Note: Here, 'where' is used to represent a restaurant or the like) = "Where do you prefer to eat? I don't have a preference." (2) Can we eat at McDonald's?" "I don't mind." = "Is it alright with you if we eat at McDonald's?" "It's alright with me. " So... 'I don't care' can be used broadly in informal conversation. 'I don't mind', however, can be a more polite way of giving your consent or simply saying that you're not against a particular idea. I realize this is a bit late in reply, but hope it helps! :)
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    December 14, 2012
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    Both can say that you don't have a preference about something and can be used in response to someone asking about your opinion. First: Where do you want to eat? I don't care, as long as the food's good. (Note: Here, 'where' is used to represent a restaurant or the like) --- is very similar to... --- Where do you prefer to eat? I don't have a preference. Second: Can we eat at McDonald's? I don't mind. --- is very similar to... --- Is it alright with you if we eat at McDonald's? It's alright with me. "I don't care" can be used broadly in informal conversation. "I don't mind", however, can be a more polite way of giving your consent or simply saying that you're not against a particular idea. I realize this is a bit late in reply, but hope it helps! :)
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    December 14, 2012
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    November 11, 2012
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    November 11, 2012
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    The difference between よっか　and ようか？ I know that the translations are four days and eight days, but I'm not sure what the difference is in pronunciation. Thank you very much. :)
    October 14, 2012
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  • Answered
    This is not a complete sentence, so it's difficult to phrase accurately, but here's my input: "showed little substantial difference between their tickets' respective policies" or "did not show any substantial difference between their tickets' respective policies" Hope this helps & good luck! Ollie
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    October 13, 2012
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