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Hi, I'm a Celta-certified English teacher currently teaching in Japan to all levels. During my studies in Cultural Anthropology I have developed a profound interest in learning other languages. Currently I have put myself up to the epic challenge of mastering Japanese.Therefere, I would like to invite any Japanese person who is interested in learning English, German, Spanish or Dutch to come study togehter. I'm not looking for an experienced teacher but rather for a conversational parther since my knowlegde of Japanese grammer is already quite extensive but my speaking skills are lacking behind. みんなさま、こんにちわ!今、日本で英語が先生で働いて住んでいる.大学で勉強しながら日本語が興がりなりました。さいきん、ぶんぽはよくなるなのにスピーキングが乏しいです。
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    No, in any usual/everyday romantic relationship you don´t use that suffix for your boyfriend. It´s generally used as a honorific expression in professional or strictly official contexts. There is no direct tranlsation but it comes close to 'sir' or even in English. In addition to the casual 'chan' you could also just use the more polite 'san' さん as a suffix, in case your relationship is still in it's early stages
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    April 24, 2015
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