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I'm a university student from Washington State! I love foreign culture and language, and want to learn as much as I can. In the future, I hope to be a teacher in a country that is not the United States. My minor is French, and so I would love to continue to keep up my skills in that language. Washington does not have many native speakers, so it is really difficult to practice! I also have been to have many international student friends from Japan, so I am trying to learn Japanese as well. I have never taken a formal Japanese class, so my vocabulary is limited, but I can read hiragana, katakana, and some kanji.
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  • Answered
    Thanks, Sheltie! I'll add these to my list :)
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    July 22, 2015
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    Good "getting to know you" questions I want to learn conversational Japanese more than "formal" Japanese. What are some easily understood "getting to know you" questions that I can ask my friends? For example: What do you like to do? How did you spend your time today? etc.
    July 13, 2015
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  • Commented

    I enjoy listening to podcasts and videos by Hank & John Green. They are brothers (one is into music/science and the other is more politics/literature). The videos and conversations are humorous but very informative IMO. Sometimes they speak rather quickly, however, so it might be difficult depending on your English level. 

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    July 13, 2015
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    April 17, 2015
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  • Answered
    I'm not sure what your question is but almost all of these sentences are great! My only comment is that in the sentence "that book I lend you", it should either be "that book I lent you" or "that book I loaned you". Otherwise great job!
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    April 17, 2015
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  • Answered
    Even more casual, "Tant pis pour toi", in the US, can be said as "Sucks for you". I wouldn't use it in formal situations, but among friends it is pretty normal.
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    April 17, 2015
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  • Posted
    How do I say "I miss you" to a friend in Japanese? I have friends from Japan, and I often want to say "I miss you" in Japanese. But I don't know the right way to express this. Can any native speakers help me?
    April 17, 2015
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  • Posted
    New Japanese Learner Hello! I am learning Japanese but my vocabulary is still very small, because I am not in Japanese class. Almost everything I know has been self-taught through friends or the internet. However, I did live in Japan for 3 months and also learned some things there. I am still very shy about my speaking skill, so I prefer not to Skype. I would love a female language partner to email or message back and forth with, so I can practice writing sentences and also reading. If you want help with English, I can also help you. :)
    April 17, 2015
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  • Posted
    les vidéos intéressants - avez vous une récommendation?

    Salut!
    je cherche pour les vidéos interessants sur YouTube pour pratiquer mon comprehension français. J'ai étudié français pendant 5 ans. Avez-vous des récommendations? Je préfère quelquechose un peu amusant et crée pour gens Français - pas étudiants de la langue.

    Merci!

    April 17, 2015
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