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    今年一人で日本語を勉強してみたいですよ 一年前から日本語を勉強していますね。先学期日本語の授業を取りましたが、今学期取れませんよ。大学で新しい授業がないんです。授業が取れないのに、日本語を勉強するのが大好きだし一人で日本語を勉強してみたいです。 毎日ひらがなとかカタカナを書いてみたり、日本人の友達と話してみたりします。一日に一時間ぐらい新しい単語を勉強したいです。でも、月曜日から金曜日まで大学に行かなければいけません。そして、土曜日から日曜日までアルバイトがありますよ。時間がありませんね。 一人で勉強するのが難しそうですが、がんばります。
    January 9, 2016
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    My Sales Job

    My job is to export tools and machines to all over the world. It is not an easy job nowadays; fierce competition, narrow margin profit, global economic depression etc. The labour cost and the price of raw materials price is getting higher and higher in China, but customers always ask us to cut down the price, as they can get a lower price from other suppliers. Sometimes we even can't believe how other people can offer such low prices under the cost.

    On the newspaper and TV we can see many factories in Guangzhou and Wenzhou went bankrupt. We are facing economic transformation, and after this difficult period I am sure everything will be okay.

     

    (Your English is really great so far! Remember that words in the title need to be capitalized at the start. Good luck with your job!)

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    December 17, 2015
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    Report

    Most people in power speak English, because it is one of the most influential languages, and is spoken as an official language by millions of people. After English, there is Chinese, Russian and Arabic. On the other hand, there are marginalized countries, for example those in Africa, that cannot learn these fundamental languages. For this reason they speak in their own dialect. Learning a second language can be useful when you want to find a job in another country, or when you want to express yourself to foreign people, or understand them.

     

    (Your English is incredible! Great job.)

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    December 17, 2015
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    Introduction

    I would like to learn English, especially the conversation, for at the end of next year my family and I will go to Disney, God willing!

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    December 17, 2015
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    What do you want for Christmas???

    Hello my friends.

    You know, Christmas is around the corner.

    What did you ask Santa for?

    I asked Santa for a Macbook air. ^^lol

    It's so expensive that I can't buy it!!!! Hahaha.

    What do you want for Christmas???

     

    (I want some new clothes for Christmas! Merry Christmas!! B-) ))

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    December 17, 2015
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    Diary(12-14-2015)

    My physical condition is good.
    I want to eat Okonamiyaki,
    but today's dinner is salad, and rice, and makerel.

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    December 17, 2015
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    The best way to learn Japanese is to be taught by a professional teacher, but if that's not an option then my suggestion is getting the Genki textbooks, their accompanying workbooks, and a book for studying Kanji.

    Once you have the basic alphabets of Hiragana and Katakana out of the way, just follow along with the Genki book. I'd suggest spending about a week and a half on every chapter, just to make sure that you understand the concepts.

    One thing that would be helpful would be to find a language partner on iTalki or somewhere else, who can help confirm that you're getting everything right. 

    Also, there's a very useful app called Memrise, where people make courses for a bunch of different languages. Some people have uploaded the vocabulary and Kanji from the Genki textbooks, and you can test yourself on them with Memrise to make sure you remember everything.

    The most important thing to do is practice! Immerse yourself in the language; watch anime, listen the Japanese music, watch Japanese language films, and practice what you know for at least a half hour every day. Good luck!

    がんばってください!

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    October 21, 2015
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    I stayed (you can also use "spent") three weeks in Malta. 

    In (you can also use "During") the first week, I was nervous, but I'm enjoying it now because I made a lot of new friends in the school.

    Yesterday, I went to Comino Island with them. There is a very beautiful and famous beach there called "Blue Lagoon". It's really beautiful. I've never seen such clear and blue sea. We swam in there ocean, and it was great time.
    Then, we went to our friend's flat and we talked about culture in our own countries.

    My friends and I are always go out together. I like my friends very much.

     

    (I hope this helps you!)

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    October 20, 2015
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    About watching movies.

    I like watching to all kinds of movies; SF, love story, action-- l like them all. So (you can use "So" here, but it sounds more natural without it.) Recently I watched "The Intern". It was (again, "It's" is not wrong, but native English speakers will usually talk about a movie in past tense.) funny and a very interesting movie. It's embarrassing, but this is my first time to watching the acting of Robert De Niro. This movie changed my mind on whether or not he is a seriously actor . He is very kind and has a good (or "nice") smile. I want to watch to other movies which he appeared in.

     

    Your English is great so far! I hope this helped.

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    October 20, 2015
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    This weekend

    October 18th
    It's sunny and warm today.

    I've been (you <em>can</em> say "I was", but "I've been" sounds more natural.) too busy to keep writing this diary recently.
    I joined some parties after work and went to an English class. Although I was very sleepy I studied English at home or during my commute.
    And now, I'm looking for a flat in NZ. It's harder than I thought.
    There are only two months until I leave Japan, but I still have so many things to decide, so my busy days will continue for the moment.

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    October 20, 2015
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