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I'm just your average teenager wanting to learn a new language. I'm looking for a friend I can practice Japanese or other languages with. I'm a native English speaker and would gladly teach it as well. Hajimemashite!
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    Is this phrase correct? " どこはあなたの心ですか？" I'm trying to say "Where is your heart?" Does this make sense grammatically? Also does this have the same meaning as it does in English? please and thanks! ^_^
    May 17, 2013
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    Will someone help me with Japanese verb endings? Okay so I really don't understand the Japanese verbs. I understand arimasu and arimasen and verbs like it to negate, but what about verbs ending in -shou or -shite or -shita? Will someone explain how to properly conjugate verbs? (deshou as opposed to desu confuses me most of all)
    May 2, 2013
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    学校嫌いです ぼくはつかりたです。宿題嫌いです。私はケーキ欲しい
    May 2, 2013
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    Haha, Im in the opposite situation. Im learning Japanese in America and have no Japanese speaking friends to practice with. What I usually do is watch TV shows in Japanese (or in your case English) and read the subtitles. It helps you pick up some phrases and words easily. You can find good English/American TV online. Also keep a small journal and write down some interesting things you learn and repeat them to yourself every once in a while. Another thing that I like to do is when asked a question by one of your friends or family members, reply in the language you are learning and then in your native language. Whether they know what you are saying or not, its good practice and you could even teach them some stuff with you (if they don't mind that is). If you'd like, we could talk sometime and you could practice with me and I could practice Japanese with you. Good luck learning English!

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    May 1, 2013
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    Times Square in New York City has lots of shopping and stuff. That's the closest I can think of.

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    May 1, 2013
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    Any advice for learning and remembering kanji? I have memorized all hiragana and katakana characters but I only know about 12 kanji. They are so hard to remember! How do I do it?
    May 1, 2013
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    May 1, 2013
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    Freedom in 18 days.

    I still live with my parents because I'm a student at Mannheim University of Applied Sciences and the University is not very far from my home. In 18 days my parents will go on holiday for a month. During that month I will be home alone, like Kevin in the movie 'Home Alone'. :) I look forward to living that month alone! During that month I can sleep, eat or learn for my study where I want. I could sleep in my bed, in the living room or wasted next to the cat toilet. :D

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    May 1, 2013
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