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I am a university student in Florida. I am double majoring in international business economics and international cultural studies. English is my native language but I am trying to learn Japanese at the moment. I have also studied Spanish for 8 years! I like traveling, music, economics, politics, and just learning about new cultures. I'm mostly looking for friends and someone to occasionally speak with on here or on Skype for the fun of it. I love to teach so feel free to ask me any questions!
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    What is the difference between しんせつ（な）and やさしい Hello! I am learning some adjectives and my textbook (Genki 2nd edition) has two adjectives that translate to English as "kind". Those adjectives are しんせつ（な）and やさしい. Is there a difference in usage for these two adjectives?
    January 15, 2015
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    I believe beating would actually be more appropriate in this sentence than whipping is. The usual phrases are "to get whipped" and to "take a beating", both meaning that the subject lost a battle/game/fight badly.
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    January 13, 2015
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    What is the difference in use between the te form "habit" and present form. Example included... こんいちは、 わたしのきょかしょは is not very clear. It is the げんき Series Second Edition and I am working on Lesson 7. One example the text provides as a use for the te form is for habits（〜ている), but I'm not sure of the difference in meaning between these two sentences: 1) メアリさんはまいにち日本語をべんきょうしています。 2) メアリさんはまいにち日本語をべんきょします。 Please tell me if there is an implication to one or the other that I am not understanding? How do you know when to use each type of sentence?
    January 13, 2015
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    Sobre yo Pareces que hay mucho mas demanda para aprender inglés en el mundo latino! Por eso, voy a escribir una nota sobre yo en español también. ¡Hola! Mi nombre es Elysa. Estoy de los estados unidos, específicamente, Florida. Estudio dos areas en la universidad: los negocios internacionales: economía, y culturas internacionales. Estoy aquí en italki para practicar escribiendo y leyendo en español y japonés. Para español, quiero aprender mas vocabulario, practica el tiempo pasado, y ayudarte con ingles :) Prefiero comunicar por Skype, pero no para hablar. ¡Mucho Gusto!
    January 4, 2015
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    January 4, 2015
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    About me こんばんは！ 私はエリサです。アメリカにだいがくせいです。私はおんがくとりょこうとけいざいとせいじとビジネスが好きです。
    January 4, 2015
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