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Konnichiwa! Hajimemashite, Mikael (ミカエル) to mooshimasu. Yoroshiku onegaishimasu! I was born in Sweden and have lived there most of my life. Currently I'm living in Malmö in the southernmost part of the country. Some of my interest... * Swing dancing! I'm a fanatic Lindy Hop dancer, as well as a teacher here on the local scene. * Travel! There is so much to see, so many places to go. Preferably I'd like to go to places that aren't typical tourist places. I love experiencing other cultures, beautiful nature and different food. My strongest travel urges for now are going to Japan (ALL of it, not just Tokyo) and Papua New Guinea. * Music (both listening and making music myself) - a lot of "alternative" stuff such as metal, ambient, industrial, world music, Drum 'n' Bass, Trance and Swing but also more mainstream styles. * Movies. I'm learning Japanese and I can help with Swedish and English, and to some extent also Italian and Croatian.
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  • Answered
    I'll try a serious answer then: Because when you can barely speak a language you can hardly express something clever. Yea? :) Or most people just don't have such a genuine interest that they can muster something relevant....
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    June 27, 2010
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    Konnichiwa minnasan! Mikaeru to mooshimasu - yoroshiku onegaishimasu. I've been studying Japanese by myself to and fro for a couple of years. This summer I'm going to Japan for a couple of weeks. Very, very excited about it. :)
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    May 29, 2010
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  • Posted
    日本に行く! Kinou, Nihon he no koukuuken wo katta! Rokugatsu ni Nihon ni iku! 昨日、日本にの航空券を買った!六月に日本に行く!
    May 29, 2010
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  • Answered
    Phonetically then... Father: Otou-san OR chichi-ue Mother: Okaa-san OR haha-ue
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    May 29, 2010
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    mako's notebook entry: Apr 27, 2010


    Ja sam slušala salsa glazbu.


    Moram kupiti kavu u zrnu danas.
    OR
    Danas moram kupiti kavu u zrnu.

    (But even better:)
    Danas moram kupiti kavu za mljeviti.
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    May 29, 2010
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  • Answered
    For informal speech you might want to use "ajmo", e.g. "ajmo na ples", let's go dancing. For comparison, "ajmo" is like "ikuzo" while "hoćemo li" is like "ikimasen ka?".
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    May 6, 2010
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  • Posted
    "No" or "ka" för questions? I've noticed that both "ka" and "no" can be used to demarcate question. Is there a system to it and when is each one appropriate to use? Thx
    March 28, 2009
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