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My name is Victoria! I'm a 23 year old American with a love of language learning, animals, and food! The languages I'm most interested in are Japanese, Spanish, and Korean. I intend on spending some time either a language school or a vocational school in Japan, depending on what I can afford in a few years! Who knows, maybe I'll save enough to go to a few different language schools in a few different countries and make a career out of translating! I should learn the languages first though, haha!
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Tomoko
Japanese
May 4, 2021
ありがとうございました＼(^o^)／いろいろはなせてたのしかったです。こんかいは『よく、ときどき、あまり、ぜんぜん』をれんしゅうしました。じょうずにぶんをつくれていました。またつぎのレッスンをたのしみにしています😊
Tomoko
Japanese
Apr 18, 2021
ありがとうございました＼(^o^)／とてもたのしかったです！たくさんわらいましたね😊きょうは『〜で/〜に/〜を』をれんしゅうしました。なんどもくりかえしれんしゅうしましょう。ありがとうございました。またこんど😊
Michiru Fujimaki
Japanese
Apr 8, 2021
Now you can ask and answer name and country for the first time meeting. 今日もとてもたのしかったです。
Tomoko
Japanese
Apr 4, 2021
ありがとうございました＼(^o^)／はるはいろいろなはながさいてとてもきれいです。おはなみもたのしいですよ。 つぎはげんきチャプター3をれんしゅうしましょう。なんでもしつもんしてくださいね。つぎのレッスンをたのしみにしています😊
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    I want to learn English why I need to speak or converse , also I like to watch series or movies but I would like to see without subtitles or official idiom I apologize for those last two confusing corrections. I don't think this website likes me!
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    March 17, 2021
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    I want to learn English. Why? I'd like to speak with others. I'd also like to watch TV shows and movies without subtitles.
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    March 17, 2021
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    Hello! I hope you don't mind if I correct you a bit! To say "Speak" and "Converse" in the same sentence isn't helpful, they're synonyms! That means that they have an almost identical meaning. Be careful of run on sentences! If you use periods between thoughts, that tends to help your writing look more natural. An example of this would be, "My name is Esmelin. I want to learn English. It would be nice to watch movies without subtitles." I'm not the best at explaining these things, but if you have a teacher I'm sure they could elaborate on when to stop a sentence! You also don't need to say 'official idiom', it doesn't make sense in this situation. Here's a more grammatically correct and natural way to say the same sentence. I want to learn English. Why? I'd like to speak with others and also watch the movies and TV shows I like without subtitles!
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    March 17, 2021
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    Club activities are not hard. so Everyone voluntarily takes lessons in tennis except for me and one other person. I am competing for a starting position now. There is only one position left and I want it.

     

    You're English is pretty good :)

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    November 14, 2012
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