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Hi! I'm Ayden, I'm a fully CELTA qualified English teacher from Nottingham in the United Kingdom. I'm also a musician and make all kinds of music. I'm learning Japanese for fun and because in the near future I'm hoping to travel to Japan again!. I'm on italki because I want to have help from native speakers during my learning process and because I'm a fully trained English teacher myself.
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Ayaka
Japanese
Jul 19, 2022
初めてのレッスンをありがとうございました。 日本に住んでいただけあって、とても自然に話せていました。 イギリス人がブラックジョークが好きなのはイギリスの天気のせいだというのがおもしろかったです^^ Skypeに新しいことばのリストを送ったので、必要だったら復習に使ってください！ またお話しできるのを楽しみにしています〜！！
Yumi
Japanese
Jul 11, 2020
初めてのレッスン、ありがとうございました。これから色々なことをAydenさんとお話したいです！
Komala T
Japanese
Jun 8, 2020
お疲れ様でした！
TODO
Japanese
Jun 7, 2020
レッスンありがとうございました。 カジュアルな言葉は日本人と話すときや、日本の映画、アニメを観るときに必要です。 ぜひ覚えてください！！
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  • Answered
    Yes! All of these sentences are correct because the negative is implied :)
    0 voted
    June 8, 2021
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  • Answered
    In this situation 'to honour' means to fulfill and obligation or keep an agreement. So in this sentence, usually the parking tickets would not be used at that that parking garage. However they will accept them now. They have promised to accept them and will fulfill that promise.
    0 voted
    March 17, 2021
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  • Answered
    1. "The dog likes to chew- present simple." This is a fact. 2. "The dog likes to chew on his toy."- also present simple. This is a fact. The "on" shows what the dog likes to chew 3. "Chew at"- this is a very uncommon expression.it can mean: -something is slowly biting through something over a long time. 'the dog has been chewing at the door all week!' Or -Something is causing you to feel bad. For example: 'My guilt is chewing at me'. This means 'I feel bad about something bad I did'
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    March 17, 2021
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  • Corrected

    First day

    Hello,

    This is my first page here... Actually I'm learning how to use the entire app.
    I could say it's pretty helpful... Can you help me to fill  my english gaps?

    See you soon
    Paulina
    0 voted
    September 27, 2018
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  • Corrected

    Just arrived in LA!

    It's been a long time that I wrote a notebook here!
    1st semester of my 4th year in uni just finished and it was such a busy semester when I think of it right now.
    I had to prepare for an internship while I'm taking lots of classes and preparing midterms and finals. anyway, luckily I got into the internship program that I applied for in my uni and now I'm in LA!
    The internship is about doing a research in a lab that I applied to during summer vacation which is about 7 weeks.
    It's my second time that I am visiting  the US and last time I only went to the eastern part of the US. I hope that I have a good time while I'm staying in the west of the US and can't wait to visit places from the movie La la land!
    If you know around here well, please give me recommendations for things that I have to experience while I'm staying here!
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    June 27, 2017
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  • Posted
    私の日 きょうがろくじはんにおきました。 しごとにはちじじゅふんからきゅうじまでいきました。 おちゃをのみました。でもいいなかった。 じゅにじから」いちまでやすみますした。 さんじにしごとがおわいます。それからかえれます。 しちじからはちじはんまでに　べんきょうします。 しかし　わたしわ　とても　ねむい。
    September 2, 2014
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  • Posted
    What are some good connecting phrases in Japanese I can use to make my conversations more natural? In English we often say things like: "Well..." " That's a good question" " Actually.." "Although..." "However..." "As you may expect" "you might be interested to know that...." Can anyone help me find similar Japanese phrases?
    August 7, 2014
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  • Posted
    初めまして 初めまして ｴｲﾃﾞﾝ です お元気ですか 私は　イングランド　出身です ありがとうございます さようなら
    August 1, 2014
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