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Hi my name is Dustin. I am learning Japanese (familiar with hiragana, learning katakana now, and know a few words and phrases). I would like to find a language exchange partner who can help with my learning aad I will gladly help with English.
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    Ahh I thought hayaku meant hurry (verb). I was trying to say "can you hurry" or "can you do that faster" or "can you do that quickly" More than anything I'm trying to learn sentence structure. So just follow this for short polite requests? (verb + te/de form +kudasai) [matte kudasai]
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    matte vs hayaku I saw the sentence: Chotto matte kudasai Meaning can you wait a little while please? So does that mean I can say: Chotto hayaku kudasai Meaning can you hurry please?
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