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    What is the meaning of まくった in the following sentence? 「これはきっと抱えまくったストレスと…」 I think the translation is something along the lines of: Certainly with (this armful of) all this stress... However I can't find a definition for まくった that fits the context.
    June 29, 2016
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    "To the" indicates direction of movement. While "at the " indicates a location. Ex: I need you to go "to the " house. I'll meet you "at the " front door.
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    September 17, 2015
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    I would use the second one. Another option is: we hope you come and join us again soon.
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    September 17, 2015
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    Both sentence are correct and sound natural.
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    August 22, 2015
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    There is a phone and computer app called "anki" it has a web page where you can download all sorts of flash cards. Or you can make your own. Every time you review a card it gives you an option on when you want to see it again. If the card was easy, you'll see it in seven days. If it was hard, you'd see it the next day.
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    August 20, 2015
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    No, it can be used sincerely.
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    August 20, 2015
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    I'm not saying anything more than what I've said. This would be a better way to say it write the first sentence. I'm not saying anything more than what I've just said. All you were missing from the second sentence is "what". For the last two sentences, putting "properly" after couldn't fixes both if these sentences. Example:" I couldn't properly..."
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    August 8, 2015
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