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I am particularly enamoured by the Japanese language and of course the country itself- Japan. I love the new and old culture of the place, with the interesting ancient history, traditional arts and dance (kabuki)- as well as the extremely eccentric and sometimes atrociously capturing culture that can be found in the 21st century. Hopefully we could find some common interests, like say; Manga, origami, cooking and the delicious sweets. It's not very important though, I honestly just want to know and engage myself with the culture of Japan as much as possible, so it'd be so lovely for a conversation or two perhaps about the place you live- what can be done, what one must try or the unique food that can be found and where can you try the best whatever. After I finish my studies in High School, I'm planning an exciting and thrilling extended trip to Japan, to discover every little thing about the places I would love to visit. From my childhood till now, I have always adored Japan and absorbed myself into the culture; reading about the cultural events, activities and of course, cooking oishii food. I have been studying Japanese for a few years now- my reading and writing are advancing quite well, however- there is definitely room for improvement in speaking and listening. oh dear, it seems that when I talk to natives, they're still a bit too fast for me to comprehend straight away! :$ It would be a joy If you could teach me more about the place and where I can actually find things or events that take place, so when I finally visit Japan, I can fully enjoy and search for specific treasures within the country and be able to fall in love with the culture even more. On another note, I'm also keen to learn French and learn anything I can about France and Switzerland. They're such beautiful countries, and it would be so delightful to engage with the culture.
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    Sushi is too expensive + Australian Government Elections 最近,ブリスベンの寿司が高価なです。 すべての寿司レストランの価格が高すぎです。本当に不合理ですね。 さらに悪いことに,寿司レストランは小さすぎ寿司を作ることになりました!(Pretty sure I worded this wrong :s) 私はすしが大好きですから、これは非常に残念です。 オーストラリアの食べ物が高すぎですね、本当に不具合です。比較において,台湾の食べ物がとても安くて、美味しいです。 とにかく,今私の家族はテレビにオーストラリアの政府選挙を見ます。 私は、自由党が勝つと思います。 Awww, my family is watching Kevin Rudd making his speech on television that he's giving up his seat as the Parliamentary leader of Labor from today on and will never take his seat back. It's a bit of a shame, because he's been so entertaining for the last month or so. It's said that Tony Abbot will become the new leader of Australia's government, seeing as the Liberal party is already winning by a landslide. Anyways, the votes will be counted by the end of tonight so we shall find out the results soon enough. (Please feel free to correct my mistakes!)
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    Green Tree Frog. 今日私は可愛くて小さい蛙を発見でした。 この蛙の英語名前はGreen Tree Frogです。だから、緑色です。 蛙は私の台所の窓の外を座りました。 写真をとりましたが、写真のサイズは大きすぎですから、アップロードをできません。 ざんねんですね。
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    I'm reading a book.

     

    I'm reading one a book. It is called <em>Alice in Wonderland</em> written by in English by Lewis Carrol.
    I know an the outline of the story, but it is the first time that I'm reading the original.
    I thought that reading in English is would be difficult, but it is easier than I think thought.

    The story is amusing! I want to complete reading it soon read completely soon.

     

    POINTERS:

    * 'a' and 'one': It is often more natural to use 'a', instead of 'one'. You would only use 'one' when referring to one item of something when you are counting it. 

    E.g.  

    A: What are you doing?

    B: I'm eating a delicious Indian dish called Chickpea Curry.

    A: Is there any more servings?

    B: No sorry, just the one for me. 

    In this situation, person B uses a to say that the Chickpea Curry is a type of Indian dish. Then, when asked for an amount of the servings available, person B says one.

    Um sorry, I feel like this is badly explained but I don't know how else to express it. 


    *Remember that the title of something is often expressed in Italics or has ' before and after it in a text. Also, in a title of something- most of the words should start with Capitals (except for the small words like and, by, is, on, are and etc.)

    Alice in wonderland -->  'Alice in Wonderland' or <em>Alice in Wonderland</em>


    *"written by English": 'by' = 'through the means of'.

    Therefore, the book cannot be written by English. You would have to say that 'Alice in Wonderland' is written by the author, who is Lewis Carrol in this instance. 

    If you were trying to say that the book is written in a certain language (in this instance, English) then you say "written in English".


    *A few things you should watch out for is when you use past tense and present tense for your words and sentences. Otherwise, great job! I love the novel, <em>Alice in Wonderland</em>, it's such a classic.

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