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Hello! Currently I'm learning Japanese, and it's a total brain cracking for me. My goal is to become a fluent Japanese speaker, but I'm wondering if it is ever an achieveable state?
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    Hi, Nathan!

    I'm learning Japanese and already got JLPT N3 certificate.

    I need English speaking practice a lot.

    And... I don't think I look like a bacon, but...

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    October 14, 2015
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    September 16, 2014
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    Thank you. I just need some examples that could easily come to your mouth. The phrases that you would use in your own speech. I've got an example from my side. It's from lyrics. 「口無しは唄う。」One Japanese told me that 口無し sounds like a name of a character. Is that right?
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    September 16, 2014
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    無し\無き I've got a question about using 無し\無き. Can you give some examples of an appropriate using of these words?
    September 15, 2014
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    September 15, 2014
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    こんにちは!

    What is bad about language exchange here is that I couldn't have a good chance to get it.

    Six weeks here but Japanese are just ignoring me.

    Whenever they write that they need an exchange in English. Even the Japanese that affirm that they need any help. Or even Japanese who learn Russian which is my native language.

    From the other hand, I get many messages from Turkish\Arabic\etc. men with words like ”hello sweety”, "let's enjoy lovin", ”hey sexy”. That's disgusting.

    Next month I'm going to take a paid teacher here.

    I have a hope that this side of italki will be effective.

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    September 15, 2014
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    Yeah, mostly they speak お腹がすいた. Also I've met お腹が減った in the same meaning. When you are thirsty , you can say 喉がかわく.
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    September 3, 2014
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    This is 勿論のことである. It sounds like you don't even need to mention this fact, comparing to other facts this fact is obvious.
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    September 1, 2014
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