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Hello. As for my languages, i'm learning japanese and that is my priority for now, so if you can help me with it i'd be very grateful. I also studied french and i will continue to, but just not right now. I'd love to help you with russian, should you be interested, although i'm not a teacher. I guess i can also help you with english, though it's limited to my knowledge. As for me, you should ask me if you are interested in something particular. In general I love good food and tea, I try lots of things simultaniously, I can talk. Here's my flickr page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/--jay/
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    I will be in Japan from April 28th till May 20th. What must i see/do?
    April 12, 2010
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  • Posted
    Mystic anime Hey

    one of my favourite genres of anime is a mystic one. I want to recommend you some i know and ask for your recommendations too.
    Maybe the first one i saw was Mushishi (蟲師) — an outstanding series composed of 26 almost independent episodes.
    The next one was Ghost Hunt (ゴーストハント) — a series of real scary ghost strories.
    The other two are bought based, as it turned out to be, on novels by Kyougoku Natsuhiko (京極夏彦) — japanese mystical writer and yōkai researcher. Those were Box of Goblins (魍魎の匣) and Requiem from the Darkness (巷説百物語).
    October 29, 2009
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     A little update about the currently running series:

    — Box of Goblins (魍魎の匣)
    — Time of Eve (エヴの時間)

    Both are worth seeing
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    February 18, 2009
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  • Commented
     アニメ is a japanese word which is read "anime" (the first character ア is "a", the second ニ is "ni", the third メ is "me"), a shortcut for "animation". Please, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anime
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    February 18, 2009
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  • Commented
    Zhang, what do you mean by "different countries style"?
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    February 18, 2009
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  • Posted
    What does 貴人相逢符 mean? Just want to understand (hope this is chinese actually)
    January 12, 2009
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    it's possible, and tips depend on what you want to get: just spoken japanese, just written japanese, both, something else? First, i suggest that you should get familiar with japanese syllabaries to be able to read hiragana and katakana and with the sounds of japanese language. For understanding japanese grammar i suggest you read (read, read, re-read…) guidetojapanese.com If you want to be able to write (without the computer) or read newspapers/books/whatever then you should also learn lots of hieroglyphs which is quite hard and time-consuming Basically, that should get you started and then you'll be able to find learning materials for yourself.
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    January 7, 2009
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    お聞かせ下さい meaning Do i get it right that the phrase "先生のご感想をお聞かせ下さい" translates to "please ask the teacher what's his thoughts"? お聞かせる here is a honorific conjugation of 聞く, but shouldn't it then be お聞かせて下さい? Or am i missing something?
    January 7, 2009
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    春よ来い grammar Hello. If i'm right then this is translated as ”Spring, come“. However, i haven't met such a construction before. What is this form of 来る? And what does よ mean in this context?
    October 13, 2008
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    be- prefix Hello. Recently i've ran across different verbs with ”be“ prefix. I wonder if there's a single meaning of this prefix, so that if i know the verb without the prefix i'll have an idea what the verb with prefix is about. Examples: beget, behold, betoken, become Thanks
    October 8, 2008
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