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Hey everyone! I'm a small town farm kid that's studying Japanese and Business at the University of Madison Wisconsin. I like sports, hunting and music! I'm learning Japanese partly from a business perspective, as well as being interested in the culture and history of Japan. I also know Gaelic and Spanish, so different languages have always been a part of my life. Generally I'm just looking to meet new people as well as learn Japanese!
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    Both are correct! Keep in mind, if you're using the second option, you can't use it for a singular object. For instance, if you break a vase, you wouldn't use "I'll pay for the damages."
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    January 16, 2014
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    I cannot read french, but based on your Spanish translation, I'm getting "Those who visit a country yet cannot speak the tongue, have not visited (or experienced) anything at all." I put experienced in parenthesis because, while it's not the direct translation, I think it sounds better! Hope that helps :D
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    January 15, 2014
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    'It's time she go' is incorrect because it's a fragment, it's an incomplete sentence. Not even in informal speech does it really make sense, it just comes off as awkward.
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    January 15, 2014
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    The reason why I call it good is correct, the reason I call it good, while correct, doesn't provide as much information and is a little awkward.
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    January 15, 2014
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    The Five Ethics, Benevolence, Righteousness, Manners, Wisdom and Credit, which are quotes from Chinese Confucianism, can also influence the jewelry design as a guideline for positive encouragement.
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    January 15, 2014
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    Nowadays, most jewelry markets calculate the price of a piece of jewelry according to its weight, neglecting any cultural value that piece may hold. Hopefully that's better!
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    January 15, 2014
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    Definetly watch tv shows! Depending on what you like, I'd be more than happy to reccomend shows/movies for you!

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    January 15, 2014
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    That advice looks alright, there are so many rules and exceptions that it can be tough to tell. Looking over this site, you may find this one useful as well. http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/adverbs.htm
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    January 15, 2014
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    It can go both way. If you're only looking at what he said in the past, then yes you would use 'deemed'. However, Mr. Ni still holds the viewpoint that culture can add value to industry, so present tense also works here.
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    January 15, 2014
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    Perhaps in England they use 'drop off', however in America, we don't use that term. As for 'doze off', the meaning is exactly as you said!
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    January 15, 2014
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