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kanya
Japanese
Jul 4, 2016
Anya san and I practiced a lot of expressions and did she fine. .. アニャさんの日本語、とてもいいです。たのしみにしています！
kanya
Japanese
Jun 7, 2016
Anya san and I practiced on new grammar points. It got better and better as we went on. よく できました:)
kanya
Japanese
Apr 25, 2016
日本語を勉強して、ちょっと元気になりました、ありがとう,アニャさん:)
kanya
Japanese
Apr 12, 2016
Anya san and i went through the sentence patterns we planed to cover. it went even better than we expected, as she's practicing on her own. また、いっしょに がんばりましょう:)
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  • Answered
    I means you would like to say something (or give a speech) now (when you're in a big group, usually in a formal setting).
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    July 3, 2016
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  • Posted
    Talking about length of time - how do you say this: Hi! I always get confused when I try to tell somebody how long ago or for how long something happened. Just to get it straight once and for all (I'll learn these by heart), could someone translate these phrases for me (I've given examples in brackets for better understanding). Also, did I forget expressions that fit in here? Thanks in advance!! :-) - in two weeks (I'm going to Japan in 2 weeks) - two weeks ago (I saw the movie 2 weeks ago) - for two weeks (I've been sick for 2 weeks) - for two weeks (I'm staying in Japan for 2 weeks)
    June 20, 2016
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  • Posted
    The name "Kimya" Can it be a boy's name, too?
    March 22, 2016
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  • Posted
    -ます vs.　-ています: When to use what? Could someone please give me a few easy sample sentences (in kana) so I get a better idea of when I use which form? Thank you!! :-)
    May 20, 2015
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  • Posted
    Difference between そして and　それから? Can someone explain the exact difference to me? Or can they always be used interchangeably? thanks! :-)
    January 31, 2015
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  • Posted
    When do I use さま instead of さん？ In which situation or with whom would I say さま instead of さん？ Thanks! :-) Anya
    January 22, 2015
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  • Posted
    日本の日 きのうは　私のたんじょうび　でした。日本のたんじょうび　でした。　あさ、日本語のたんごをならいました。そして、日本語のレッスンをしました。ごご、主人に　日本の本をもらいました。空手のけいこに　ちかてつで　行って、日本の本よみんで、空手のけいこをみました。よる、いっしょに　おすしをたべました。ほんとに　日本の日　でした。
    January 22, 2015
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  • Posted
    たかく　ありませ or たかくないです?? I am working with 2 different textbooks to learn Japanese. In these two books I have sor far found the following 3 ways of making an adjective negative: これは　あまり　たかい　くるま　じゃありません。 この　くるまは　あまり　たかく　ありません。 この　くるまは　たかくないです。 So what is the difference between the three? When would I use what? Thanks. :-)
    November 20, 2014
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  • Answered
    Have you tried tangorin.com? It's absolutely amazing! It will give you the romanji, kana, and kanji version of the words. It gives you sample sentences for the different meanings, in Japanese and English - and when you click on the Japanese sentence (with kanji in it), it transcribes the kanji to kana. You can then click on every word in the sentence to get the translation for that word. Just plain awesome!!!
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    November 3, 2014
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  • Posted
    How do I write the small つ on a western keyboard? I can't figure out how to write the small hiragana and katakana on my keyboard. For example, I was trying to write パーテイー, but I have no idea how to make the イ small. Can someone help me? I'm using a PC.
    November 3, 2014
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