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Hello everyone! My name is Cody and I work for Hewlett Packard here in the USA. I am looking to learn Japanese as one of my New Year's resolution. It has always fascinated me and I would love to be able to enjoy all the media that uses Japanese as it's main language: manga, anime, wrestling, etc. I am looking for someone on this site that will help me learn more of the conversational aspects of the language so I can start talking and listening with a better understanding of Japanese.
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Tomaliko
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Jan 10, 2015
During this 30 minutes session, we tried to create simple sentences that are related to Cody san's life. Great work !
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    はじめまして! わたしわこぢです! Hello everyone! My name is Cody and I'm going to attempt and write a little Japanese here. はじめまして! わたしのなまえわこぢです. げんきですか?
    January 12, 2015
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    "This test has been proved to be factible to be done within the time provided if you have the skills." A better way to say this would possibly be: "It's a proven fact that this can be completed in the time provided if you have the skills." So instead of saying "proved to be factible" say "proven fact" Hope that helps!
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    January 9, 2015
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    "30 minutes have been taken out you have 30 minutes less you face a reduction in 30 minutes for you to complete the exam" Of for these sentences, we usually say them this way: "30 minutes have passed" or "It has been 30 minutes since the exam has started." Hope this helps!
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    January 9, 2015
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    If learning to talk in Japanese, which order of learning things is the best? I am taking a 90 day challenge to learn Japanese and the ultimate goal is to be able to hold a 15 minute conversation with a native speaker on day 91. I have been stuck on what I need to learn first. Commonly use phrases? Just a ton of vocab? Something called sentence mining?
    January 8, 2015
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