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Hello ^^ I'm Holly, and I'm currently trying to learn Japanese (And maybe some French). I take French in school at 3 Honors level, and I haven't had a proper Japanese teacher. I'd love to help anyone trying to learn American English, so if you want to talk, I'm all ears.
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    étiquette? Bonjour! Je suis Holly, et j'aimais savior l'étiquette de parler au téléphone en France. Mon prof dit que c'est importante attendre et ecouter. Est-que vrai ou non? (If you want to, please correct my terrible French!)
    May 12, 2015
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    "Get cleaned up" sounds more natural, and more relaxed than "Clean up". "Clean up" is more of a command while "Get cleaned up" is more of a suggestion.
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    May 12, 2015
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    It is not so common today in the United States, but it varies from place to place. The practice of hitting children has become illegal in some states, but it is still practiced. 

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    May 12, 2015
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    Entry #3: A good experience

    The last year I saw an ad on the newspaper. It was writing to people who wants to change their community. They were going to selected 6 people, gave a trip to another country for learn with entrepreneurs and help with the projects in the communities. I thought "Why not? I am going to try". There were three steps for the selection of people. First, I had to do several tests. In November I went to a college for the tests and when I was there I saw really smart people and I doubted about me.

    A month later I had to fill in a form. I didn't have great expectations. A week later they called me, they told me that I could go to the next step. I was very excited, it was the next to last step! We went to camp to a beautiful place. There, we had fun and more tests. I met really nice people, everybody made great things in their communities. They were only two days but they were the best. I was not selected but that was a good experience.

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    Entry #3: A good experience
    The last year I saw an ad in the newspaper. It was writing to people who want to change their community. They were going to selected 6 people and give them a trip to another country to learn from entrepreneurs and help them with the projects in the communities. I thought "Why not? I am going to try". There were three steps for the selection of people. First, I had to take several tests. In November, I went to a college for the tests and when I was there I saw really smart people and I doubted about myself.

    A month later I had to fill out a form. I didn't have great expectations. A week later they called me, they told me that I could move on to the next step. I was very excited, it was the next to last step! We went to camp at a beautiful place. There, we had fun and more tests. I met really nice people, everybody did great things in their communities. It was only two days, but they were the best. I was not selected but it was a good experience.

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    Hello, there! 

     

    I just wanted to tell you that you are wonderful at writing in English. Keep it up! :)

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    May 12, 2015
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    It most likely means "Home is where you are most comfortable" or "Everyone comes home at the end of the day". "If you've got one" is referring to the hat: "If you have a hat, that is," has the same meaning. I hope that this helped :)
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    May 12, 2015
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    learning a language

    Learning a new language can be very difficult but it can be fun as well. I find a lot of pleasure in my studies. Every day I develope my skills and I can see my improvements. I set goals and I strive for achive them. Sometimes I am in a bad mood and feel discouraged but it's a transition. I know I have a long road ahead of me to reach my goal and be fluent and confident in speaking English but I will keep practicing and doing my best. I'm on the good road.

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    April 30, 2015
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    It translates directly to "Atama gurai" or "About the head" but has a meaning of "I wish I were as smart as you" or "I want your knowledge"
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    April 29, 2015
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    "Would Rather" can be used as a way to say "in place of". The structure can be "I would rather (Verb) (Noun) than (Verb) (Noun)," or "Instead of (Verb) (Noun), I would rather (Verb) (Noun)." The verbs always conjugate with the subject. "Would rather" doesn't conjugate for the present tense. I Hope this helps :)
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    April 24, 2015
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    The term "Senpai" is usually reserved for someone older than you in school or the workplace. It also means that you respect that person, or you aren't familiar with that person who is older than you. I don't know if you should use it with your boyfriend, but maybe you could use "(boyfriend)-chan". It's an endearing term commonly used between partners. I hope this helps :)
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    April 24, 2015
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    Beginner's Kanji? Hey, guys, I'm just a little overwhelmed by all of the kanji that I'd need to know to be able to read Japanese relatively easily. Is there a good place to start for learning how to read and write kanji? And, if so, at a beginner's level?
    April 23, 2015
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