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My name is Peter Dray, I am from Sheffield, England. I took up Japanese back in September 2014 as a 2nd language, I'm really passionate about doing the best I can with this and love picking up more vocabulary . Plus learning about new grammar is really awesome to me! just need someone to chat with to test it lol :-) こんにちは「ピーター」と呼んでください、２０歳です。僕の日本語は本当に悪いだけどまだ勉強している。二年前、日本語の勉強を始めた。今はイギリスに住んでいる、趣味は音楽とプレスターションのゲイムだ。来年、東京に行きたいのでもっと日本語を勉強したい、　よろしくお願いします。
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Jun 7, 2015
初回レッスンありがとうございました。Potential verbsは　活用がむずかしかったと思うのでたくさん問題を解きました。お疲れ様でした。
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    Could someone check this text and correct any errors please?
    二年前、ベビーメタルとさくら学院を見つけて沢山の楽しみをしてた。来月から日本語の授業を始まってハイテンションしてる！日本のドラマをいつも大好きだったけどアニメをまだ好きじゃない。
    August 25, 2016
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    質問をする and 質問を聞きます (聞きます meaning ''to ask'' in this context)
    I believe 先生に質問をする literally, ''to do a question to/at the teacher'' and 先生に質問を聞きます ''to ask a question to/at the teacher'' mean the same thing since 質問をする is a compound verb meaning ''to do a question'' which I believe is still perfectly understandable as ''to ask a question'' . 

    Is it still understandable either way?
    May 18, 2016
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  • Answered
    ''I possess of the land'' is not grammatically correct, ''I possess the land'' is correct.
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    April 14, 2016
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    What's the difference in use between tara and eba form conditional verbs?

    I believe I have a general understanding of tara and eba conditional form verbs but I'm still slightly confused as to how their uses differ. If someone could explain them to me I'd appreciate it.

    November 16, 2015
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    知らない and 知らねえ conjugation

    Recently while watching GTO 2012 I noticed a particular conjugation for negative present tense nai form verbs, for example 知らない became 知らねえ and じゃない became じゃねえ. I'm wondering if ねえ is a more informal way of saying ない when it comes to negative present tense verbs?, If someone could clear this up I'd appreciate it!

    November 9, 2015
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    Difference between 楽しかったです and 楽しいでした? katta and deshita form verbs

    Can someone explain the difference between 楽しかったです and 楽しいでした, because as far as I can see they both mean fun in the past tense. I've been studying for a year now, but only just started language classes of which I'm already being moved upto to the 2nd level after the first week since my knowledge was much higher than everyone else's at the time. Yet I'm still abit lost as to how they differ in meaning.. any help?

    September 28, 2015
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    Japanese Grammar Resources Can anyone link me to any sites where I can pick up more intermediate/advanced grammar? I've picked alot form thejapanesepage.com and FluentU.com but I want to know where to find more complex grammar.
    July 15, 2015
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  • Answered
    generally I is written as the kanji, however certain words can be written in kana alone even if there is a kanji for it.
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    July 15, 2015
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    is this correct?, please correct it if it isn't! 来年に東京に行くたいのでもっと日本語を勉強したい
    July 7, 2015
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    Is it ok to mix formal & informal speech in one conversation? I'm putting together an video of me speaking with my current level of knowledge, and was wondering if conversations had to be either formal or informal the whole time? would I have to stick to formal or informal or could I switch between them?
    July 7, 2015
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