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こんにちは。私はコリンともします。高校生です。五年間日本語を勉強していますがまだ下手でしまいます。いっぱいかんじが分かれないしたれにも日本語で話せないしたいへんですよ。日本語のじゅぎょうはいいですけど学校の外にもいっしょけんめい勉強したいです。今日本語のことのてつだう先生をさがしています。よろしくおねがいします。 Hello, I'm Corrine. I am a highschool student and have studied Japanese for five years now, but sadly, I still suck. There's so many kanji I don't understand, I can't talk to anyone in Japanese confidently...it's awful. Japanese class is good, but I want to study my hardest outside of school, too. Right now, I'm looking for a teacher who can help me out with Japanese. Pleased to meet you.
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    How important is keigo? We are learning about keigo in class. But my teacher never had to learn keigo in Japan. His wife is Japanese, and even she doesn't know much about it. Is it important to know to function in Japanese society? If so, how can I learn it when it's so difficult?!?
    February 16, 2013
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    haru1ban is right. The particles 'ka' and 'ne' are different. With 'ne' the person asking already has a general idea that the other person doesn't have much time, so it's more seeking confirmation. "You don't have much time, do you?" When a verb ends with 'ka' it is just a question. "Do you not have much time?" However, when it comes after the negative form of certain verbs, it can also imply an invitation to join the speaker. "Suwarimasenka?" -Won't you sit down? "Tabemasenka?" -Won't you eat? I'm not sure if this works with "arimasen" as well, because I've never heard it used like that before, but someone else will probably know. Best of luck. :)
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    February 16, 2013
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    Japanese anime/manga terminology? In class, I am doing a presentation on how Japanese popular culture is different from American and I was planning to contrast cartoon comics and animation. I have to do it in Japanese but there are a a lot of terms I don't know what to call: 1. the angry blood vessel 2. the sweat drop 3. the kana sound effects 4. the blue lines going down the forehead 5. the exaggerated nose bleeds when a character is sexually aroused. If anyone knows the proper JAPANESE terminology for these things, I greatly appreciate your answer.
    February 16, 2013
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I want to* learn English because it is the principal language in the world.

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    *'wanna' is acceptable as slang, or if used in a text message but is not grammatically correct.

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    Nice to meet you and good luck studying English! :)

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    February 7, 2013
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    一番好きな先生 私は一番好きな先生はアンサニー先生だ。アンサニー先生はわかいでもあたまがすごくいいです。英語の先生だけど色々の別くにについてことを知っている。アンサニー先生を合うの前に全部アメリカ人はりこてきでアメリカのことだけ興味があると思った。でもアンサニー先生は全部国について興味がある。 アメリカだけしんぱいしていない。アンサニー先生もしんせつな人だ。学校でみんなは私にいじめするの時はアンサニー先生だけ話せる。アンサニー先生はさいこうの先生だよ。 みんなさんは？
    February 6, 2013
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    February 6, 2013
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself こんにちは。私は日本語を勉強したい。なぜならば日本に行ったり分化をならったりしたい。 私はアメリカ人で英語を話せる。 しゅみはテレビゲー厶やって漫画を読んで歌を歌っている。
    February 6, 2013
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