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I love languages, history, and different cultures and cuisines. I grew up speaking English and Spanish. I'm focusing right now on learning Japanese. There are many other languages that interest me, however. (For example, I like Chinese; Portuguese; and Greek, among others). I learn for myself and for travel. I'm a college English teacher here in America. I am generally a busy person and only wish to engage in limited, mutually beneficial exchanges.
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    Um, hi there! I'm willing to help someone learn English in exchange for teaching me some Japanese. I teach English. My English skills are pretty advanced. I live in the US. My Japanese needs some work. I've studied for several years but only for fun and travel. I can be inconsistent. So, I'm looking for something casual and mutually beneficial. I'm not even going to try to write all this in Japanese. こんにちわ！あなたは日本語を話しますか？助けをくれませんか？
    December 12, 2022
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    ノート＃４ 私の日本語があまり良くないです。毎週、日本語のノートを書きたいです。そして、JLPTのN４を受ける。
    January 9, 2018
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    Forms of address I know a little about Japanese culture. I believe it is common for strangers to refer to each other as "nee-san" (姉さん) and "nii-san" (兄さん). However, if the speaker is older than the person being addressed, would it be ok to refer to the person as "otouto-san" (弟さん) or "imouto-san" (妹さん)?
    August 30, 2016
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    Exercise

    Running is my favorite sport. When I was in college, I did much a lot of exercise, including such as running. Besides, I also played basketball with my classmates. I went to the gym every night. But now I got have my diploma, and I find found a job in a foreign company. I did few exercise a little in my spare time. I must pick exercise up more. A good healthy body is the base of everything.



    Keep trying. Good job!

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    July 25, 2016
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    Question about usage of "と" I saw the following sentence in a Japanese grammar book: この辞書は私が持っているのと同じです。I'm confused by the "と." Why is it there? What purpose does it serve? Can I write the sentence without it? I know the symbol is usually used to mean "and" or "with." But here it confuses me. Also, another example sentence with the character used in a similar way would be much appreciated. Thanks.
    July 25, 2016
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    "Oni ga aru?" or "Oni ga iru?" More generally, I'm asking how the Japanese distinguish between living things (iru) and non-living things. The following is a list of nouns I'm unsure how the Japanese categorize (whether used with 'iru" or "aru"): - Demons - Ghosts - Vampires - Zombies - Plants - Feet - Hands - Viruses - The universe Anyone who can enlighten me on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
    October 23, 2015
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    algo en español Estoy tratando de mejorar mi español porque tengo deseo de ser o trabajar como traductor. Soy latino y comencé hablando español primero que ingles, pero nunca lo he estudiado mucho.
    August 25, 2015
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    さまさまなノート 私、ちょっと書きたい。なにほどでわかない。もっと勉強したい！
    August 21, 2015
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    ナンバー２ だから、私は日本語を勉強することが試しています。日本語の文法が難しい。英語からとても別なですよ！
    July 6, 2014
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    こんにちは わたしはジェームスです。日本語を勉強している。なぜなら日本の文化が好きですから。一人で二年ぐらい勉強している。でもその言語がまだ難しい。
    June 26, 2014
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