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Hello, my name is Cameron! I am a student from California who loves video games, basketball, music, and learning interesting things. Currently, I am pretty dedicated to learning Japanese. I am required to take 3 years of a language for school and picked Japanese since it was so different from all the other choices. I have over time grown a big interest in Japan and hope to spend time there after learning Japanese. I hope to find someone who could teach me a few hip and cool things about Japan or some slang in Japanese. Either way I just want to have fun and meet cool people.
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    The fiscal year (financial year, or budget year) is a period of time when businesses and organizations give reports about accounting and taxes which is required by law. These reports are annual but not always a full calender year. These reports help visualize growth and stability in a company or organization which helps said groups plan for future spending and such.
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    May 11, 2014
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    Don't forget to change "thet" to "that" and besides that both sentences are correct. There is no big difference between the two so either one is just fine.
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    May 11, 2014
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    "Every painter or musician is welcome at court" would be correct. Adding the s at the end of painter and musician is redundant since you already said "every". Besides that, it looks good! :)
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    May 11, 2014
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    The first two would be used in the moment. The last one would be used if you were talking about what was embarrassing or shameful after it happened. Also, the first two sentences should be "All of this is embarrassing" or "All of this is a shame". Besides that these are all natural sentences.
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    May 6, 2014
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    You simply just cannot remember. It's normal to not remember exactly what something means even as a native speaker. I would recommend making flashcards of the words you forget or use the website called Quizlet. You can make flashcards of the English words and have the definition on the back. Once you make them, quiz yourself. This can help you with remembering definitions but with spelling I would recommend writing lots of sentences using the word to get use to using it. Good Luck!
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    May 6, 2014
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    Basically, suggest means to propose or mention as an opinion for consideration. Someone can suggest the best way to deal with a issue which can be up for debate. In this sentence, "To suggest that technology determines how we live can easily be shown to be wrong," suggest means that saying "that technology determines how we live" is an opinion or observation that is up for debate or can be considered.
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    May 6, 2014
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