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i am from india .. i am a boy ,18yrs old still a student. i am learning japanese just to be able to visit japan one day i came to italki to check my language fluency.
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  • Answered
    ずっと mean always きっとmean mostly or mostprobably
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    May 29, 2015
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  • Corrected

    べんきょう。

    きょう、私はにほんごをべんきょうします。私のにほんごがわるいです。

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    May 29, 2015
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  • Corrected

    こんいちは

    はじめまして。おなまえは

    コレです。きょうはいいです。はれです.

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    April 30, 2015
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    all words show the potential or possiblity that is janu " to know "( potential is there that is you might know the thing ) and similar word janunga " i will know ".( potential is there that in future you will know about that thing ) similarly karu (karunga) ( likey to do ) { possiblity or potential that you will be doing that ) and mangu ( manguga) ( i will ask for it ) ( again it show possiblity that you will ask for something ) janu , karu, mangu you can think.them as the short form of these words manguga , karunga,janunga ( these are bit polite to say also )
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    April 29, 2015
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    both are same but the first word is the word we want to perfer first that is the first word is the priority word this show abconcern the speaker that in what he is more likely to concerned about eg if the first word is " kaha " then he is a bit more concern about place , but if the first word is " app" then he is more concern about the person . hence both are correct but it depend on priority hence 1 sentence is more polite 2 sentence is commonly spoken between friends　。
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    April 29, 2015
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