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¡Hola! Mi nombre es Oscar. Me interesa la ingeniería, el ajedrez y en mi tiempo libre me encanta aprender idiomas, soy proficiente en Inglés y Español. Actualmente me esfuerzo por aprender Japonés. Espero encontrar una comunidad con la cual compartir mi aprendizaje. ¡Mucho gusto! Hello! My name is Oscar, I'm an engineering student, and I love learning languages in my spare time, I'm currently fluent in English and Spanish. Right now I'm powering through Japanese. I hope I can share my learning experiences with this community. Pleased to meet you! 皆さん初めまして！オスカルです。アメリカに住んでいる二十三歳のメキシコ人です。日本語がある程度話せますが、私の読み方はまだまだです。スペイン語と英語が話せます。メタルを聞くのが大好きです。好きの食べ物はピザとタコスです。よろしくお願いしま～す。
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🍁MANA🍁
Japanese
Nov 19, 2020
今回もたくさんいろいろなトピックを話しましたね！いい会話練習になったと思います！ ありがとうございました😊
Midori.N
Japanese
Sep 24, 2020
今日はありがとうございました！！ 会話がとてもスムーズでした :) これからも日本語の勉強がんばってください :D
🍁MANA🍁
Japanese
Sep 16, 2020
2年ぶりのレッスンでしたね！ すごく久しぶりのレッスンだったから近況報告をしていろいろなことを話しました😃 相変わらず日本語が上手ですばらしいです👏👏👏👏 ありがとうございました！
Asuka Kitagawa
Japanese
Jan 22, 2020
ありがとうございました！
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  • Commented

    My best tip would be to learn those words by category or purpose:

    Because, (gives a reason)

    Ah, I see/ Uh.huh/Yeah(to signal that you're paying attention)

    Well.../Like... (to gain time)

    And then practice using long sentences with them.


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    August 8, 2017
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    A hot summer

    This summer is very hot，I live in a small city nearby Nanjing. As everyone knows, (A more friendly way to say it)

    Nanjing is a very hot city in the summer. (When we talk about seasons we use "in the". For example: "I go fishing in the spring", "I always visit my mom in the winter")

    But the temperature had never gone up to 38c. (Had+never+verb in past participle describes something happening now that never happened in the past. Example: "My dog had never bitten me!")

    We cannot leave the room, we have to use the air conditioner and let the temperature go down.
    I have my own studio and it is in my home .So everyday I always use the air conditioner, if I use it for a long time, it makes me feel sick and have headaches. (This is a cause and consecuence. For example: "If I sing, I feel happy", )

    I want the temperature to go down quickly, because i want to swim in the outside swimming pool. (when we use to+verb the verb is in dictionary form, for example: "I like to run." "I want to dance")

    I do not want my skin tanned. (tanned=skin getting brown)

    I hope this helps :D, You are doing great! I understood the ideas on the text very well!

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    July 27, 2017
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    En esta época lo veo más como una cosa de preferencia. Algunos países prefieren traducirlos y a otros les gusta más el nombre original, pero no tengo conocimiento de una regla que apunte a una u otra forma. ¡Espero que mi respuesta sea útil!
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    July 27, 2017
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    I have heard this phrase as a synonym for "far away", "isolated" or "secluded". But not for "remarkable". Maybe "Out of this world" is better. For example: "His skills are out of this world!" "This pizza is out of this world!" It is a casual expression by the way. I hope this helps!
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    July 26, 2017
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    Well in this particular case, I would phrase it as "Él siempre ha intentado mantenerse fiel a su estilo tan poco habitual entre los políticos". But I think both are correct. In any case, I suppose we use the "se" because it's the equivalent of himself, herself, and so on. In this sentence you translate it as "He's always tried to keep himself faithful to his unusual style among politicians". I hope this helps.
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    March 25, 2017
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    February 5, 2017
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    Hello there! I'm Oscar and I am a complete beginner in Italian, if you want to learn English and teach me some Italian I'll be happy to chat, please send me a mmesage if you're interested!

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    February 5, 2017
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    Well, if you are going to do it, could you send me a message when you do? I'd like to join in if possible, and should you find one, please contact me! じゃね～
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    November 3, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Hablo alemán

    Estimados Señoras y Señores:

    Soy Anna Meyer, una enfermera del hospital universitario en Frankfurt, tengo 32 años, soy soltera, hablo alemán, inglés y español. Actualmente trabajo en el departamento de cirugía general.
    Hace 12 años he recibido el diploma en enfermería y desde aquel tiempo he trabajado en diferentes hospitales de Alemania, incluyendo terapéuticos y los psiquiátricos.
    Por mis motivos personales siempre he querido ser parte de los médicos en cirugía plástica, pero por desgracia hasta ahora no he tenido tal posibilidad.
    Asimismo me gustaría vivir en Madrid, ya que me encanta el estilo de vida de los españoles. Y por supuesto el tiempo aquí es más agradable que en Frankfurt.
    En mi opinión, soy una trabajadora comunicativa, aplicada y muy amable con los pacientes y colegas; por lo tanto, pienso que me puedo adaptar rápidamente a condiciones nuevas.
    Además de mis conocimientos medicinales soy una experta en el ordenador y tecleo los textos en el teclado con diez dedos.
    Espero obtener este puesto y les pido avisarme su decisión tan pronto como les sea posible.
    Atentamente,
    Anna Meyer
    Francfurt
    [email protected]


    Great job writing this! there are just some small details to tweak here and there in terms of set expressions and prepositions, other things I changed just for the formal tone of the text. If you have any comments or questions please don't hesitate in contacting me :D

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    September 25, 2016
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    Well, we can use "he/she is hot" as a colloquial expression or compliment, but the word "hot" is also widely used for overall temperature. We can say: It is hot (outside/in here/in Mexico) It is warm It is cool It is cold These expressions go from higher to lower temperatures, and they are a little relative to the person's preferences, aditionally you can say: it is #° (for example, it is 31° in Japan) Hope this is helpful, if you have any comments about this please shoot me a message :D
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    July 22, 2016
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