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I like people, therefore I'm always looking for creating great and positive connections with people around the world. This is the reason why I love learning about other cultures, not only their language but the way the live and how the behave and so on. Things I like to do, well... dancing, exercising, rollerskating, cooking, cocktails, hanging out. Don't be shy. let's talk! :) -------------------------------------------------------- 私は人が好きなので、世界中の人との素晴らしい、前向きなつながりを常に探しています。 これが、私が他の文化、言語だけでなく、生き方や振る舞いなどについて学ぶのが好きな理由です。 私が好きなこと、まあ...ダンス、エクササイズ、ローラースケート、料理、カクテル、ぶらぶら。 恥ずかしがらないでください。 話そう！ :)
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    Hahahaha.... Ok, that sounds like a good solution XD... Thanks for your help! ;)
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    Ok, so the personal names might change depending on how the person will interpret it... I always try to write it as you say, guided by the sound; but sometimes it's kind of tricky... Have you found words that you write in one way and another person writes it in another way?... Is it normal that it happens?...
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    Katakana for Foreign Names Ok so, sometimes this is kind of difficult for me to identify... There are some foreign names that does not have all the Japanese syllables. For example Brazil: if we divide it in Japanese syllables, we get "Bra - zi - l". In Japanese there is "zi" which is " ジ "; but there is nothing for "bra" or "l"... How do you know what to use in these cases so you get, in this example (Bra)　ブ　ラ　| (zi)　ジ　| ( l )　ル So, taking this example, instead of using ブ , why not using ボ ? I hope you understand my point... if not, just ask me :D
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    My first entry わたしわ　エステバンです。コスタリカン人です。にほんごを　ちょっと　はなします。 にほんごを　まなぶ　ほしいます。 I'm really new learning Japanese. I hope you can help me :D PS: how can I say the title "My first entry" ? ありがとう　ございます。
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    Well, I'm very patient and almost never get angry or upset... So yes, it might be possible :p
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    Really Good!

     

    For the last one, I just want to tell you that it sounds more natural in this way:

     

    ¿Dónde está el queso?
    (Where is the cheese?)
    ¡Me lo comí!
    (I ate it!)

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