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Hi! I'm Daniel. I'm learning English and Japanese languages. I'm interested in seeing and learning the differences between those languages with my own language, and see the differences between the cultures as well. I'd like to teach you Spanish! こんにちは!私はダニエル。私は今英語と日本語を習っています。私の日本語はまだ下手ですけど、いつか上手にはなしたいです。よろしくね。
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Tomomi
Japanese
Jan 28, 2020
レッスンお疲れ様でした。自己紹介とレストランでの会話などを主にしましたね。発音がいいことと、あとは勉強熱心さがとても伝わってきました。奥さんの話もとても楽しかったです。次回のレッスンも楽しみにしています! We talked about introduction and conversation at the restaurant. I am impressed with your amazing pronunciation. Talking about your wife was also so fun! Let me hear about your life more in the next our session. I'm so excited to see you soon!
Taka
Japanese
Jan 27, 2020
ダニエルさん、ありがとうございました(^^)リスニングは大体できています。あとはボキャブラリーが増えるともっと楽しく話せるようになります。仕事が大変でなかなか勉強する時間がとれないかもしれませんが少しずつ頑張っていきましょう!
Mina
Japanese
Jan 27, 2020
It was very fun to talk with Daniel! We practiced a conversation in restaurant. Hopefully we can have more time to talk again. Thank you for taking my lesson!
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    For the first one, I can tell you that from where I live (north of Mexico) I've never used or heard the word cristalera. One example with "ventana" would be: -Abriré la ventana porque hace calor. I will open the window because it is hot. For the second one: "mueble", that means furniture, is used more as a common or informal word. *in the furniture store* -Mira, me gusta ese mueble. Look, I like that piece of furniture. or -No se donde acomodar este mueble en mi habitación -I don't know where to put this piece of furniture in my bedroom. While, "mobiliario" is used more as a technical word, like in furniture jobs, and also can be used as singular and plural as well. -La mudanza se llevará el mobiliario del apartamento the moving company will take the furniture or -Es mucho mobiliario el que tiene esa tienda It is a lot of furniture that that store has. and the words "estante" y "repisa", both have the same meaning and are used in the same way. -El libro esta sobre la repisa. The book is on the shelf. -El estante es grande y pesado The shelf is big and heavy.
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    July 30, 2016
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    what does ってやつ in the sentence "昨日は飲みすぎて、まだ気分が悪いよ。二日酔いってや つ。"? what does ってやつ in the sentence "昨日は飲みすぎて、まだ気分が悪いよ。二日酔いってや つ。" mean?
    July 8, 2016
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    Así es, las dos expresiones son correctas y las dos significan lo mismo. No hay ninguna diferencia realmente. Yo suelo decir las dos expresiones
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    March 11, 2016
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    Do you know any good blog in japanese? I'm looking for blogs completely in Japanese about trips, food or daily stuff. For an intermediate level student.
    February 22, 2016
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    @Paul It was, actually. I'll take the advice. Thanks!
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    December 30, 2015
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    Why didn't he use the verb "are"? I heard this sentence on a TV show: "They all good singers." Is this common to use in spoken english? to skip that verb?
    December 30, 2015
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    A magic place Library was a huge building with many windows and they were very large. Light coming from all sides, and there wasn´t a single dark corner inside. The building was very old, and it was built by Amelia and Manuel´s great grandparents, and the children were very proud of it. The days in Library passed very quiet, it opened its doors at nine in the morning, and from that time there was a steady drip of people coming in and out of there, to stay to study, to get a new book to read, or to return some outstanding loan. Library was very happy to serve to promote the culture among children and youth, and therefore came up with a magnificent idea. On the 24th of October of the year 1997, Library awoke eager to learn new things, so it got up early more than usual, and at 7 in the morning it had the doors open to the public.
    October 29, 2014
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