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I'm from the Middle of the US, in a state called IOWA. I'm currently a Software Engineer working on Websites and Mobile Applications. Currently I'm learning Japanese, have been for about a year, but really if you total all my time with teachers, probably only about 6 months. I'm looking for a way to expand my knowledge and increase the speed at which I'm learning Japanese.
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Kara (BEd & BA Ling)
Japanese
Sep 21, 2017
Davidさんの 日本語は とても いいです! I was very impressed with his effort. Davidさん reviewed verbs very well and he could conjugate verbs very well. His listening, reading skills were also quite good.
Kara (BEd & BA Ling)
Japanese
Sep 17, 2017
I am very glad to find our Davidさん has kept studying Japanese while he has a very busy life. In this lesson, we revised our study plan and strategies.
Kara (BEd & BA Ling)
Japanese
Nov 4, 2016
We completed all grammar points of Ch3. We mainly reviewed frequency words. Davidさん could converse well in Japanese!
Kara (BEd & BA Ling)
Japanese
Aug 7, 2016
We covered all grammar points from ch3. Davidさん's listening skill is superb and he replied my questions promptly in a good sentence structure. Davidさん was concerned about vocabulary, but I did not find it was much problem as he could always manage to create communicable sentences.
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  • Commented

    It all has to do with particles.. 

    I'm sure there is something on iTalki that talks about it.. but here is a really high level overiew.. 


    http://japanese.about.com/od/Question-of-the-Week/fl/Why-hiragana-wa-is-sometimes-written-as-hiragana-ha.htm



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    July 29, 2016
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  • Posted
    日々 Log - Sentance Practice 22月2日 私はごぜん七時半にしごとへきます。 私はごご四時にうちへかえります。 23月2日 私は八時にしごときます。 私は五時半にうちへかえります。
    February 25, 2016
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  • Answered
    In all my books it states that hiragana and Kanji are used for everyday things and katakana is used for foreign words.
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    April 15, 2015
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  • Answered
    I believe おやすみ (oyasumi) and おやすみなさい (oyasuminasai) Are essentially the same, however I believe that oyasumi is the "relaxed" version and oyasuminasai may be the formal version. Course I could be wrong.. but I believe that's how it was explained to me.
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    April 2, 2015
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