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I'm looking for a person who wants to learn JAPANESE and can teach me ENGLISH, GERMANY or ARABIC. I'm interested in movies (I see a lot of movies to improve my language skills. I really only do that), politics, religion and culture of all over the world. I believe that it's really important to know each other what are they really thinking, not only politicians or media. So if you have any kind of interest in Japan, please write me!
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    June 4, 2013
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    Salam alikom :) Salam, kaifa alhal? Labass? Sabah kaiyr :) These are what I know in Maroccan. If I want to enjoy conversations with people, what should I learn next? hh I know also some other words like, balaka, malhaba, bunin, and so on. I'm really glad if you could help me :) shockran
    June 3, 2013
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    heavy sweater I guess I sweat more than average (actually i don't know what is average about this topic but whatever). Because of that, when I wear my wrist watch that made of leather, i get a lot of itch on my arms. I'm not sure whether it due to especially combination of leather and sweat or not. Did anyone experience like this?
    May 3, 2013
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    I can say that, "-shita" means always past and its basic form is "desu" and "masu". ＊私はパンを食べました。= watashi ha pan wo tabe mashita.= I ate bread. ＊私は写真を見ました。= watashi ha shashin wo mi mashita.= I saw the picture. ＊あれは犬でした。= are ha inu deshita.= That was a dog. and "shou" Its basic form is "desu" or "masu" + "u (auxiliary verb and guess)". ＊食べましょう。= tabe mashou.= Let's eat. ＊行きましょう。= iki mashou.= Let's go. ＊明日は晴れるでしょう。= ashita ha hareru deshou.= It would(will) be sunny tomorrow. sorry, about "shite", I need some examples.
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    May 3, 2013
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    様々is more formal than 色々. Normally we use 様々 in the speech and talk or write 色々. There is also difference of meaning. 様々is "not everything is the same" 色々is more like "there is a lot of various thing".
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    April 30, 2013
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    Subject is the difference. 何々が使う: 何々is the subject. 何々を使う: 何々is object. Who's gonna use this? I am. = これは誰が使いますか？　私が（”これを”）使います。 I use my pen. = 私は"私のペンを"使う
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    April 30, 2013
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    Was bedeutet ist das? Hier ist ein Songtext von Bilder Im Kopf/ SIDO Welche verb ist "gechillt" und was ist "Loft"? ich weiss noch, als wir das erste mal gechillt haben im Loft ,ich bewahr mir diese Bilder im Kopf
    April 29, 2013
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    Nena !!! natürlich
    ah, Bushido ist auch gut um Deutsch zu lernen 

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    April 29, 2013
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    sneeze sneeze sneeze It's so difficult to go out recently because of POLLINOSIS !!!!! It's never stopped sneeze and snivel(?)! I bring all the time a lot of tissue paper, and take medicine. oh it's costs a lot. I don't know about other countries... are there also people suffering from pollinosis?
    April 29, 2013
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    Ihre lieblings deutsches Lied :)

    Hi Leute :)
    Lass uns hier reden über deutsche Musik.
    Bitte schreiben sie ihre lieblings Singer und Musik :)
    Z.b. Ich mag "Tanz mit mir" von Bosse, "Nur Noch Kurz Die Welt Retten" von Tim Bendzko, usw! 

    April 29, 2013
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