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I am a 30 year old, wife and mother of two boys located in South Texas. I find that Japanese language very complex and interesting, and decided if I was going to learn the language it is the one I wanted to learn. I am looking for Native speakers to chat with, first in English, and then Japanese. I am VERY nervous about speaking out loud.
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    I took what you are writing as separate sentences as I couldn't figure our how to tie them together this seems like it may be part of a larger article.  You are referring to "processes" and "solutions" but since I don't know the context it is hard to make corrections:




    Exercise allows the body to remain flexible which is significant for firefighters, due to encounters of a variety of complex missions.

    This technique allows for flexibility as well as increasing the ability of the process to create complex parts, which has received considerable attention recently.

    Defining a solutions path is one of complexities of analyzing of the process. I don't see that a solution has a path as it would be an answer....maybe reword or explain your solutions/processes

    According to the solution's path equipment of the process was designed and manufactured.

    We have designed and manufactured equipment specifically to streamline the process.

     

     

    I stopped here.  It is too early, i'll come back and attempt to make more corrections after my second cup of coffee.  The terminology and the points you are trying to make seem, almost industrial in nature and it is too early for my brain to be of any use. ^_^
    The analysis indicated that "A" has extremely less proportion compare with "B".

    Therefore, suitable pressure created at the tool and part conjunction, due to higher height at the point.

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    April 11, 2015
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    how do I say... My sister in law just had twin girls, は にほんご でなんと いいますか?
    April 9, 2015
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    Today in Japan.....

    It is spring in Japan.
    Spring is warm.
    However, today, it is snowing!!!!!!!
    we are so cold:(


    How are you??

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    April 8, 2015
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    Cherry blossoms

    Cherry blossoms come out between March and April. During the season, we I enjoy eating and drinking with my family, friends or coworkers under the cherry blossoms. This year, I went to Meguro river, which is one of the famous cherry blossoms spots. Many people was coming to seeing. It was very crowded.

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    April 8, 2015
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    How are you today??

    Hi there!!

    I had a lot of meetings today.

    Personally, I feel most of meetings are useless and there is no point having them.
                                                                   and pointless.
    What do you think about productive meetings??

    depending on what you are trying to say you can also use:

    Do you think meetings are productive?

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    April 8, 2015
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    こにちわ わたし わ アリシャです. にほんごかいて 新. わかありません. すみません I am so sorry my vocabulary is very poor! D= I'm really embarrassed.
    April 8, 2015
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    my first time

    Hi my friends.  This is my first time that i use using this site. I must improve my english level because I want going to work outside of Italy...This country is going falling downhill very fastly and I don't want to go going down with her.
    Someone knows anyone who lives and works in Emirates?
    Does anyone know someone who lives and works in the Emirates?
    Thanks for your correction.

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    April 8, 2015
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    It seems to be an archaic left over.
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    April 8, 2015
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    Hi! Good Morning. What's up? How's it going? How have you been? Seeya later.
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    April 8, 2015
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    I know that English can be a difficult language to learn. We have a lot of different accents associated with the language. British, Australian, American (southern, northeastern, west coast, midwestern) etc. So as far as pronunciation goes, it depends on the type of native speaker you are learning from. Someone from America will pronounce things differently to someone in the UK.
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    April 8, 2015
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