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My name is Mocchan, 52 y.o. a native-born Japanese, open-minded, optimistic, amiable disposition, and very polite. I have a variety of skills about computer because I was a software engineer in Japan for 15 years. Editing web site, computer works and maintenance are easy to me. If you have any troubles about your computer, I could help you(But only Windows) Also I have the experience of working at Australia such as Perth, Melbourne, Cairns, Darwin and Sydney as a WWOOFer for a year. I picked many fruits, apples, pears, plums, oranges, etc. And I can teach you Japanese culture such as how to make Sushi, how to make Origami Of course Japanese Language if you are interested. In the meantime, I have been focus on improving English speaking skills lately. So I am looking for a person who wants to exchange ENG/JPN(50:50) on Skype or Line. All talk time is 30Min(Jpn15min+Eng15min). That is not a regular session/lesson. Are you interested in that? I usually use Skype or Line. I have already about 10 friends all over the world at the moment. The talk schedule is not a regular session/lesson. When we have free time, we can talk together. Anything will do for a conversation topic. My motto of Language Exchange is "No fuss, No obligation, No worries" :) Take it easy, anyway! Pls tell me your Skype or Line id if you don't mind. My Skype id: matsu_world My Line id: matsu_world I am looking forward to talking to you pleasantly. Thanks Mocchan
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    ”Intrigued involves a deeper curiosity and desire to know the deeper layers of the story.” No wonder, I understand. I am crystal clear. Thanks, CatMini. You helped me a great deal.
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    September 14, 2016
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    "intrigued" and "interested" Hello! Please tell me the difference between "intrigued" and "interested". In what situations would you use the two terms quite differently? E.g I'm intrigued by your story. I'm interested in your story. Thank you so much for reading, everyone. I will be grateful for any help you can provide. Mocchan
    September 14, 2016
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    Thanks Darian
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    July 17, 2016
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    another way of saying "not good at ..." About "not good at ...", Please tell me another way of saying "I'm not so good at Chemistry." Thanks everyone. Mocchan
    July 17, 2016
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    "It's just that..." About "It's just that...", We are going a hiking this Sunday. Why don't you join us? 1. That sounds so nice. It's just that I'm booked solid on that date. Sorry. Can I take a rain check? 2. That sounds so nice. But I'm booked solid on that date. Sorry. Can I take a rain check? How do 1 and 2 differ? I would like to grasp the nuance of the difference. Thanks everyone.
    July 6, 2016
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    "You're being unreasonable!" Hi World! In what situations would you say/use a phrase, "You're being unreasonable!"? Can you show me a sample dialog? Thanks. Mocchan
    June 22, 2016
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    "You’re asking for trouble" About the phrase "You’re asking for trouble." In what situations would you use/say that phrase? Could you please tell me a sample dialog? Thank you so much for reading, everyone. I will be grateful for any help you can provide. Mocchan
    February 28, 2016
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    indisposed/reluctant 1. I was indisposed for office work. 2. I was reluctant for office work. Which is a common saying? Thank you so much for reading, everyone. I will be grateful for any help you can provide. Mocchan
    February 12, 2016
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    "pervert", "psycho", "freak", "groupie", "geek", "insane" I have a hard question to ask. When I surfed the internet on line, I saw a girls self introduction that was written as "No Pervert!". Dose that mean she dislikes homosexual? Or other meaning? About "pervert", "psycho", "freak", "groupie", "geek", "insane", I was wondering if you could tell me a impalpable distinctions/subtle difference between them. Thank you so much for reading, everyone. I will be grateful for any help you can provide. Mocchan
    January 31, 2016
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    "would be doing" and "would do" What is the difference between "would be doing" and "would do"? E.g. I would be dripping with sweat. I would drip with sweat. Thank you so much for reading, everyone. I will be grateful for any help you can provide. Mocchan
    January 14, 2016
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