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I am from the state of Arizona in the US. I like to learn languages. The expressive forms of communication not typically found in my native English are interesting to me. Particularly, i like the system of mimetics found within Japanese, amongst other things. On iTalki I would like to find natives to share conversations with to improve my conversational skills in my target languages.
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    Can you give more information? Like what park you're looking at? what type of park it is? I can't really comment on the nature of the "fun" they'd expect you to have unless I know what activities that would be done.
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    For subtle difference in simmiliar words i recommend you look into the definitions within a 国語辞書. The following is from goo.ne.jp ふる‐さと【古里/▽故里/▽故▽郷】 1 自分の生まれ育った土地。故郷(こきょう)。郷里。「―に帰る」 2 荒れ果てた古い土地。特に、都などがあったが今は衰えている土地。 「君により言の繁きを―の明日香(あすか)の川にみそぎしに行く」〈万・六二六〉 3 以前住んでいた、また、前に行ったことのある土地。 「ひとはいさ心もしらず―は花ぞ昔の香に匂ひける」〈古今・春上〉 4 宮仕え先や旅先に対して、自分の家。自宅。 「見どころもなき―の木立を見るにも」〈紫式部日記〉 しゅっ‐しん【出身】 1 その土地・身分などの生まれであること。その学校・団体などから出ていること。「九州の―」「民間―の閣僚」「―校」 2 官に挙げ用いられること。出世すること。 「名利を志し―を宗として」〈沙石集・一〇〉
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    "...and then we can puree that into a sauce." pu·rée or pu·ree (pyo͝o-rā′, pyo͝or′ā) tr.v. pu·réed or pu·reed, pu·rée·ing or pu·ree·ing, pu·rées or pu·rees To rub through a strainer or process (food) in a blender. n. Food prepared by straining or blending.
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    April 12, 2014
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