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Hey everyone! I'm an English speaking native from New York State, and I love the Japanese language! I'm now teaching myself by watching movies/anime in Japanese and reading Japanese web pages (2ch, etc). I'm now a student in college. 皆さんよろしく!鬼石慈滝「おにしじろう」と呼ぶ、でも「じろう」ってもいい。俺はニューヨークに住んでいて英語はなせるの人。日本語が大好き!俺は日本の独学者で~す。日本語の映画とアニメを観る、日本語をちょっと読めます。 日本語はちょっと分かります、今は漢字習っている。 あ!まだまだ上手じゃないけど、日本語もちょっと話せるよ!へへ よろしくお願いします
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    Using "That" would be more natural. If someone asked you why you use tours, then it would be natural to say "It is because", because you are referring to the reason for what you said, and not specifically what you said before. For example: You: Whenever we go abroad, we use tours. Them: Why's that? You: It's because if we get into trouble... etc etc. But like Robert said, it's not incorrect to have "we use tours. That is because", but it's much more natural to say "we use tours because..."
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    December 3, 2013
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    How do you express "I have to" in Japanese? ex. I have to eat/I have to go to the store, etc.
    November 30, 2013
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