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Hi! I'm from Australia, still in high school. I want to learn Japanese so I can move there when I am older. If anyone would be willing to teach me that'd be great and I could help you learn English too. :)
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    A bit about me... I hope this isn't to incorrect.. こにちわ わたし わ だいすき すぽおつ ... また さかな そして どぶつ とくに ねこ
    August 17, 2014
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    They aren't that different at all. You could say either of them, although i think "for example" is a bit more common.
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    Timid Cat

    Hello there. In this entry, I tried some adjectives that I've come across recently. I think English has a number of expressive adjectives.

    My sister has a pet cat. He is so timid he never lets others touch him. He hides under a couch as soon as someone comes to her house. I try to stroke him whenever I visit my sister's house, but it has never worked even once. Someday I will be friends with him and touch his fluffy coat as much as I want to. I want a cat, too. Dogs would be better pets to touch and play with. Cats are more independent, and I know that cats are that way. However I prefer cats to dogs. For some reason, I'm reluctant to keep a dog. It's kind of difficult for me to take a dog to a walk every day because I'm a single (I'm a single man/I'm single) and live alone. Of course I love dogs, too. I hope there is a friendly and clingy cat somewhere.

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    August 17, 2014
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