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Hello!My name is“Specialist Shuji”. Of course it's not my real name. I studied Japanese linguistics at a university and in graduate school. Moreover, I passed the 1st Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test in 1988. Also I have been teaching Japanese linguistics to Japanese students at universities and have been teaching Japanese language to international students at universities and a Japanese language school. This means I have about 27 years of teaching experience. I had a lot of experience in private lessons too. That's why I think the "(Japanese) Specialist Shuji" describes me correctly. I can correspond from the beginner level to a senior level. I can teach the Japanese accent rules, too. Studying the accent rules helps you to speak Japanese naturally.
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  • Answered
    なにぶん is a written(old) word. なにとぞ/どうぞ よろしくお願いします。is more common now than なにぶん よろしくお願いします。 なにせ/なにしろ 手持ちが少ないので。is more common now than なにぶん 手持ちが少ないので。
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    November 13, 2021
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  • Answered
    1.Anyhow なにぶんよろしくお願いします。Anyway, I expect your kindness. 2.Because ちょっと手が出ません。なにぶん手持ちが少ないので。I can't afford it. Because I don't have much on hand.
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    November 12, 2021
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  • Answered
    Thank you very much for your quick response.
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    November 8, 2019
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  • Posted
    Is "who wants to seriously lesson Japanese and Japanese accent" correct? The next sentence is the comment my American student wrote about my lesson. ________________________________ As always, I would recommend Shuji to anybody who wants to seriously lesson Japanese and Japanese accent! ________________________________ I think it should be “As always, I would recommend Shuji to anybody who wants to have serious lessons for Japanese and Japanese accent!”. Am I right? I also think/guess that the student used “lesson” instead of “learn”. Is it acceptable or just his mistake?
    November 8, 2019
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  • Corrected
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    October 13, 2019
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  • Posted
    Please correct the next sentence. Until which section have you finished? どの課まで(何課まで)終わりましたか。
    October 13, 2019
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  • Answered
    Thank you for your quick answer. Is "better" an adverb in "One who can better help you" ?
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    June 11, 2019
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  • Posted
    I will be glad if you answer my question. Is “I am forwarding this message to one who can better help.” a correct sentence? I think “who can better help” should be “who can provide/give a better help” or “who can help well”.
    June 10, 2019
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  • Posted
    Please correct the next English sentences, if you don’t mind. From now on, when I have another lesson right after your lesson, let me finish your lesson five minutes earlier to take a record about your lesson, please. I hope you will understand it. これからは、あなたのレッスンの直後に別のレッスンがある場合には、5分前に終わらせてください。あなたのレッスンの記録を取る時間がほしいです。よろしくお願いします。
    March 19, 2019
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  • Commented

    to Justin

    I'm Japanese Specialist. I tried to send you my reply to your message, but I didn't succeed. I think it happened because you do not accept messages from others. Please cancel the setting as soon as possible.

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    July 24, 2016
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