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My name is Josh, and I am from the southern United States. I decided I need something challenging to do, so I am wanting to learn Japanese. I am looking for someone who is a Japanese native to teach English to and learn from.
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    A hot spring

    I went to Nasusiobara, little village with a hot spring at 150 km from Tokyo.
    Along the river that goes through the village, there are many littres hôtels little hotels.
    We saw a beautiful suspension bridge through the window of our room, and we went to see it. It was cold and raining lightly, but there was no other that we who walks  one else walking beside us.
    Before the bridge, I met two monkeys. They passed through the bridge. They looks looked like mother and child. It was a happy little surprise.
    At the restaurant of our hotel, I ate for the first time "Ice plante" . The mouthfeel taste is surprising and inexperienced new to me. She It has a little taste of salt. I brought bought some at the market and, I brought home.

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    May 13, 2014
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    I can't drive my car freely!

    In Japan, the price of crude oil is rising continuously. And at April 1st, the rate of consumption sales tax went up to 8% from 5%.
    By For these reasons, the price of gasoline became very expensive. I live in the a rural location. Here we can't continue to live without cars. I like driving a car. But I must refrain to drive from driving my car for leasure.
    I hope that the price of gasoline is cheaper for driving so I can drive my car freely.

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    May 13, 2014
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  • Answered
    Any part of the body can be sore. It usually describes an area that causes pain when touched. " My back is sore. It hurts when someone touches it." Sore can also be used as a noun. "My shoe caused a sore on my foot." Sore can never be used as a verb.
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    May 11, 2014
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    That is acceptable. I do not see a problem with that response.
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    May 10, 2014
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    "Lose a faith" should be "lose faith". The financially struggling- no Being on the verge of closing- this makes option 2 work the rest are okay to use.
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    May 10, 2014
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    Both phrases say the same thing in different ways. You could also say: " I'm not in love with her anymore." "My love for her is no longer there." It is your choice. I feel that the most casual and natural way someone would say that would be, " I don't love her anymore."
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    May 10, 2014
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    They are interchangeable, either can be used. Close can be used as a different word. They are spelled the same but pronounced different. An example of the other use would be "Close the door." So as a verb, it is a completely different word.
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    May 10, 2014
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    The word the narrator used is cursive. It is a style of writing.
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    May 9, 2014
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