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Hello, my name is Jessica, I'm a french native from France. i'm actually a litterature student and I'll study art next year -indeed, I hope. I've joined italki as order to hemp other peoples learning my language and meet peoples from all arround the world! I guess my english level is intermediate but it's shcool level and I hadn't the chance to practice seriously with a native speaker. I 'm also learning japanese as beginner and I'd like to learn more about! I've always be fond of anime, manga, etc... That's how I know some words but not that much. i would liek to learn more about culture, and langage! So if you are English or either, Japanese native speaker learning French, I'll be glad to talk with you!
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    Are my hobbies are strange? I don't think so ... One day I was speaking to a close friends about stuff- art, japanese music, and the last anime that will came out this season. I'm quite fond of the popular japanese culture, It's a way different than the things that peoples are used to see. We were going to our sport courses was have usually on monday. It was that kind of conversation it's hard to stop, we are both passionate about the subject. So we came into the cloakroom were other girls were already here since few minutes. I started to speak a little bit japanese and explain what I was saying to my friends because she was curious about it. The others girls heard that and they asked me to repeat, I did it but since then, when they see me, they say stupid things such as " tching tchin tchong ". It's quite fun to see them, because I know that it does not exist in japanese. Well, I can't hide it frustrate me a lot but I ignore them. I think they don't understand the importance of leaning and other language, even if it's speak in a far away country. For them, english might be enough - perhaps , if you stay in Europe. Nowdays, young peoples seems to be less curious I feel sad for them, there is so much to discorver and learn for the others! But they don't, some of them only juge the book by its cover and don't try to go further.
    April 18, 2015
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    First time here. Hello! It's my first time on this website that I discovered thanks to Rachel&Jun's channel. It's a couple that live in Japan, one is american and his husband, japanese. I really like their virdoe, they are fun but also really informative and it help me to practice my english by the way ~ Actually, I'm kind of stressed by my in comming exams ... I must review my courses but I haven't done anything since the begin of the week. having my diploma is really important for me because there is many things that I will be able to do with it, espetially going into art school. I draw since I'm nearly born and art alway has an important place in my life, I'll be glad if I was able to make this become my job. What about you, have you got something that you are passionate about?
    April 17, 2015
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    un jour embarrassé

    Un jour, il faisait beau, moi, j'ai fait des courses. Quand je me préparais rentrer, j'ai découvert un homme qui a baladé se baladait près de la station du bus. Les bus partaient un par un, mais l'homme, qui n'y a est pas monté. Pourquoi ? J'étais très curieuse. Donc, je l'ai attendu et observé - en l'observant. Soudain, cet homme tenait un téléphone portable, il m'a semblé qu'il l'avait volé. Donc, j'ai prévenu un policer, mais cet policer m'a dit que j'ai mal compris, cet homme n'est pas un voleur, il paie justement par carte de bus pour aider des personnes qui oublient rapporter les monnaies. Mais, le téléphone portable? Non, c'est la carte de bus! J'ai vu fautx, après, je suis rentrée embarrassent ée...

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    April 17, 2015
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