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I am Japanese living in Tokyo. I am involved in art management for work. I like learning new languages. I can help you out with: Japanese I know some: English, French, Mandarin Currently interested in: Swedish, Icelandic, Russian, Spanish
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    会说英语吗？对不起，我想你帮助，可是我听不懂，我学习汉语一点点，我想你帮助很多！！！
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    February 2, 2015
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    Hi I am a native Japanese. I just want to double-check... I had a feeling if you want to make it look like a real old photo, would you need to write in something? Sorry if I am misunderstanding... If you want to see some old Japanese photos, Google "古い写真" (meaning "old photo") in photo section and you will find some old photos. (I have just tried and they came up) And they don't have any writings in them.
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    February 2, 2015
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    Sorry, I doubled my comments but I cannot delete it somehow. ごめんなさい！
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    February 2, 2015
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    Adding some more to what Satomi had mentioned, 今度 also means "sometime" as in "Let's hangout sometime!" = 「今度あそびましょう！」
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    February 2, 2015
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    Adding some more to what Satomi had mentioned, 今度 also means "sometime" as in "Let's hangout sometime!" = 「今度あそびましょう！」
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    February 2, 2015
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    ((SWEDISH)) What are the major bad words in Swedish? Hallå again, jag är Japanese studying Swedish by myself. I understand that this is not exactly a good question. But I need to know some bad expressions in Swedish. I have a friend going to Sweden and she is somehow afraid about saying these words by accident. Please understand that I am asking this so that we won't use them in some occasion. If anyone agrees with my situation, please kindly let me know them. Tusen tack på förhand!!!
    January 20, 2015
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    ((SWEDISH)) How do you say "I love you" in Swedish? Hallå, I am a Japanese studying Swedish by myself. How do you say "I love you" in Swedish? If there are many ways to say it, please kindly let me know them as much as possible. I will be happy to know the expression in fashion. Tack på förhand!!!
    January 20, 2015
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    ((SWEDEN)) What are the famous Swedish food in Sweden? Hello, I am interested in Sweden and want to know its culture. My questions are: a. What are the famous and recommended Swedish food? (It could be traditional or not) b. When do you eat them? (daily, in special occasion, etc) c. Where do you eat them? In other words, do you make them at home or eat in a restaurant or your grandma makes them, you eat them as school lunch, etc) d. If you are to eat them outside, about how much would it cost? If it is bothering to answer all the questions, you can answer any of the easy ones. Tack så mycket!
    January 17, 2015
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    Hello Elysa, I would say that: しんせつ: It mainly refers to the kind action one took and maybe it is often used to the people unfamiliar or unknown: e.g. when someone picked up your purse and brought it to you all the way to your house (this is just an example, this doesn't happen in Tokyo at least, you hand it to the police nearby) やさしい: It refers to the nature of one person, usually someone you know well. e.g. あなたはやさしいですね。(You are a kind person.) You never use しんせつ for referring to one's personality. You use when your friend doesn't sqeak ill of others, when your friend is brave to speak for you, etc. Hope this helps and please excuse my English.
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    January 15, 2015
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    Hola, Jesus. I am a Japanese native. In Japanese, we don't use ”高低”. I don't hear this question among Japanese, but if I were to say it, I think it would be: 人生、山あり谷ありですか？ (じんせい、やまありたにありですか？) 山(やま) means ”mountain”. 谷(たに) means ”valley”. あり could be said that it means ”there is”. Here, we don't need to care about the singular/plural. When we hear this phrase, we basically regard this as plural ups and downs.
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    January 15, 2015
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