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    it takes only 10 min!! please!
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    September 17, 2015
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    知らない  always 'I don't know' わかりません could be 'I don't know', could be 'I don't understand'. It depends. e.g.) When is his birthday? ----> you can say '知らない' or 'わかりません' both are ok. But if you don't understand when a Japanese person talks to you, you should say 'わかりません'. In this case, '知りません' doesn't work.
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    July 18, 2015
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