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    Thank you for your answer, Peggy. Your answer helped me a lot!
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    April 9, 2020
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    Can I say "by this train", "with this train"? Hi, teachers. If someone asks me the way at the station, "Which train should I take?" Then, I point my finger at the train & I should answer: You can get there by this train. You can get there with this train. Are these correct? I would like to know I can use "by","with" in this case. Thank you.
    April 9, 2020
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    Thank you teachers, all of you teacher's answers helped me a lot.
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    November 4, 2019
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    Go up the stairs to the right. Hi, there. When I ask the way, if the person says "Go up the stairs to the right.", does it mean "Go up the stairs and turn right"? Thank you.
    November 3, 2019
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    I give you. or I'll give you? Hi, teachers. At dinner, big bro left a piece of KFC chicken, and little bro looks he wants to eat it. So big bro picks his chicken & he should say: I give you this chicken. or I'll give you this chicken. Which one is correct? Even the moment that handing something, still do you use "I'll give"? Thank you.
    September 15, 2019
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    How to say about a car fell into the river? Hi, teachers. While I'm drinving a car, I misshandled and my car fell into the river. & if I talk about this story, can I say: I fell into the river in a car. I fell into the river with a car. I fell into the river by a car. or something like this way? Thank you.
    August 1, 2019
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    Can I use "Here you are." when I give a way? Hi, there. Can I use "Here you are." when I give a way? For example, When I'm about to go through the door, another guy also want to go through the door from the opposite side. So I say "Here you are." and let him pass the door first. Is it correct usage? Thanks in advance.
    September 23, 2016
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    How do you feel when I say "I must send by tomorrow"? Hi, there. I have a question about meaning of "must" For example Customer: When are you dispatching the item? Online shop: I must send it by tomorrow. In this case, how do you feel the meaning about "I must send"? Do you feel like "I have to send it by tomorrow" or "I probably will send it by tomorrow"? If I want to use "must" as "probably", is it right usage? Thanks in advance!
    November 13, 2015
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    use "suggest" for something or to do Hello there. Is the sentence below grammatically correct and sounds natural? "What did he suggest to her to relieve her stress?" I learned "suggest" usually use with "that", not with "to". But in this case, he would suggest something to relieve her stress. so is this correct to say? Thanks in advance!
    April 15, 2015
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  • Answered
    It's "最近(さいきん-Sai kin-)" But when you say "I'm studying japanese these days" we often say "今は日本語を勉強してます。(ima wa nihongo wo benkyou shite masu)" 今は-ima- means "now" or "currently" Also you can say 最近日本語の勉強を始めました(saikin nihongo no benkyou wo hajime mashita) It means "I started to learn Japanese recently." Hope it helps!
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    March 16, 2015
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