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Hello everybody! My name is Aisha or you can just call me Chris. I'm a sophomore student. I'm studying Japanese language and my level is A1. Dreamed about to begin studying Japanese language since I get started to watch Naruto anime. I'm on italki to find friends in order to improve my Japanese through interactive communication. Also I can help others with English, Russian and Kyrgyz. Let's help each other! :-)
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    The order of the words in a Japanese sentence 1)　あべさんは　友達と　美術館に　いきました。 2)　あべさんは　美術館に　友達と　いきました。 Is there a real difference between these two sentences? In the book the first sentence is given as correct. I know that the subject stands for the first place in a sentence and a verb in the end. But what about the middle?
    January 23, 2015
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    January 15, 2015
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    Dear, don't listen to that people! When you like learning a language, it stops being tough. When I started to learn Jap.language this summer, I thought that I would never learn kanji. But now I'm learning them gladly. So, just believe yourself and step by step you'll master this amazing language)) good luck!
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    January 15, 2015
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    Japanese bowing system Could someone explain me in which cases Japanese people bow and for whom? Being a foreigner, it isn't required for me to bow, if I'm in Japan? Or if I bow for elders, how will it look like for Japanese people? As a token of respect or misunderstanding?
    January 15, 2015
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    How to make spaces between Japanese words? I know that particles like は，が，も，に，で are attached to the words that are to the left from the particles. And between the particles and next word there should be a space. For example: 私は　学生　です。But what about such an example: すしが　好きです。Shouldn't there be a space between 好き　and です? Spaces in a Japanese sentences are troublesome for me. Could someone explain me, please?
    January 14, 2015
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    About myself こんいちは　皆さん。アイシャと　もおします。私は　十九-さい　です。キルギスに　すんでいます。アメリカの　大学の　ニせい　がくせい　です。私は　英語と　ロシア語と　キルギス語が　できます。日本語が　少し　できます，勉強中　です。家族は　五人　です。父と　母と　兄と　姉と　私　です。犬が　います。私たちの　うちは　大きくて　明るい　です。部屋が　七つ　あります。月曜日　から　金曜日　まで　勉強します。休みは　土曜日と　日曜日　です。好きな　料理は　すし　です，美味しい　ですね。趣味は　読書と　音楽　です。読書が　すきです，k-ポップが　好きですよ。日本へ　とても　行きたい　ですね。皆さん，日本語　を　教えませんか　お願いします。ありがとう　ございます。
    January 14, 2015
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