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Hello! I am from England, UK. I am 32 years. I am an Internet Marketer and I love learning languages. I want to learn different languages like Japanese, and Korean.
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Jane
Thai
Oct 5, 2015
It was my first session with Leonard and we covered some basic greetings and introduction. We did a little of sentence structure and spent most of the time on conversation. It was nice to meet you, Leonard :)
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    'He never hesitates to make such criticisms, which are considered helpful to others.' Hope this helps?
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    November 14, 2015
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  • Commented

    I would like to do it too ^^

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    August 15, 2015
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  • Commented

    Japanese for me! I really think it's a beautiful language to learn!

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    July 17, 2015
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  • Answered
    Thank you for your answer :)
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    July 17, 2015
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    A question about 'Konnichiwa'. Ok, I know that Konnichiha is used for 'Good Afternoon' and 'Hello', however is 'Konnichiha' only used in the afternoon and not in any other times of the day? Like if it was morning and I say 'Konnichiha' instead of 'Ohayou(Gozaimasu)' or in the evening and I say 'Konnichiha' instead of 'Konbanha', would that be incorrect? In English, we say 'Hello' for all times of the day and still have 'Good Morning', 'Good Afternoon' and 'Good Evening' and I was wondering if in Japanese it was a bit different or the same? Thanks.
    June 28, 2015
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  • Commented

    Hello Sierra!

    My advice to you if you want to study Japanese is get a Japanese tutor, get some audio CDs, get some language books, phrase books or anything you can find really!

    This website: www.yesjapan.com teaches Japanese also and has an audio function and if you want something cheap it's quite good for it.

    Other options are getting a language partner and exchanging languages with them or even someone who you can study with.

    I hope this helps?

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    March 18, 2015
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  • Posted
    Hello! Time to learn Japanese... I guess I only know a little Japanese and even though I am alot better at the Japanese language, I feel I could learn alot more from having a tutor! I do also have a very good Japanese friend who I will meet, when she comes back from Australia! So I also basically want to surprise her, even though she says I'm very much improving alot! I have a Japanese audio cd which is very helpful but I think also having a tutor who's native language is Japanese would probably be the most helpful solution. I hope that after a while, I will have learned a major portion of the Japanese language.
    March 16, 2015
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