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Hi I am Kevin and I want to learn Japanese. I can also give you some instructions in German. You can talk to me in German and I correct you and I talk to you in Japanese. :-) Einen schönen Tag noch!
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Hiro
Japanese
Feb 23, 2014
Learning language is always challenging and endless journey. Please select the teacher carefully since you are going to spend much money for learning Japanese. Of course I am happy to teach you=)
Kiyomi Ogawa 小川清美
Japanese
Feb 19, 2014
You can learn correct sentences from text books. But we dont talk like that sometimes. You can talk without particle! Talk more with native speakers!
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    こんにちは。 わたしはこのほんがすきです。 (I like this book.) わたしのいぬはけがとてもながい。 (The hair of my dog are very long.) わたしはがっこうにいきますがすきです。 (I like to go to school.) あなたはがっこうにいきますがすきですか。 (Do you like to go to school?) さくじつがすしをたべました。 (Yesterday I ate sushi.)
    February 17, 2014
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    こんにちは。 こんにちは。 わたしはケヴインです。 わたしはドイツにすんでいます。 わたしはにほんごをならいたい。 しかしにほんごはむずかしい。 これはわたしのともだち。 {This is my friend} かれのなまえはジャクです。 {His name is Jack} あれはあなたのともだちですか？ {Is that your friend?} あなたのともだちのなまえはパヅリクですか？ {Is the name of your friend Patrick?} そうですか
    February 8, 2014
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    Subject marker particle "ga" So, i understand most cases in which you use "ga". But as a subject marker and introducer it confuses me. Let's assume I want to introduce a friend to someone: "This is my friend. His name is Jack." "kore ga watashi no tomodachi. kare no namae wa Jack desu." Is that about right?
    February 6, 2014
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    にほんごはむずかしい こんにちは。 わたしのなまえはケヴインです。 わたしはドイツじんです。 わたしはにほんごをならたい。 にほんごはむずかしい。
    February 5, 2014
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  • Commented

    A good movie, based on the book by Johann Wolfang von Goethe: Die Leiden des jungen Werthers

     

    "Der Mann der über Autos sprang" is also really really good.

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    February 2, 2014
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  • Answered
    Literally (like, you can't really wait for your girlfriend): "Ich kann nicht warten, bis meine Freundin kommt." In a way of expressing your impatience: "Ich kann es gar nicht erwarten, dass meine Freundin (nach Hause?) kommt."
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    February 2, 2014
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    I think it's pretty funny. Not everything is still true but I think he has a good point. I mean, frankly speaking, German is difficult, even for me as a native speaker. Trying to explain to a foreigner why something is said that way or this way. Sometime I don't know it myself! But i think this question is better suited as a discussion.
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    February 2, 2014
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    Ich weiss kein deutsches, kulturelles Symbol, das auf diesem Zeichen beruht. Ich vermute mal, es handelt sich um eine Variation des Victory- oder Peace-Zeichens. Oder eine Anspiel auf "Versprochen" (I promise) wo das "V" für das Zeichen steht.
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    February 2, 2014
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    February 2, 2014
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    I study english recently.最近英語を勉強しています。

    The goal or purpose of my studying is communicating with various people.
    Can native speakers understand this sentence?

    私の勉強の目標または目的は、色々な人と交流することです。
    ネイティブスピーカーはこの文書をわかってくれますか？

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    February 2, 2014
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