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皆さん、こんにちは！アレックスです！I wish I could tell you more about myself in Japanese, but I lack the confidence. My name is Alex, I live in the US, and I'm 17 years old. I hope that doesn't affect your opinion of me. After all, I cant change my age at will! I gained my interest in Japan from my elder sister, who took Japanese classes in college, and worked at a foreign exchange dormitory. During her time there, my family hosted several Japanese students who I still consider my friends. However, I don't want to trouble them with teaching me Japanese. So I'd like to learn and help learn! If you're interested, my Skype is lualdu98, and my Line is lualdu. れんらくをくださいよ！
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    Both of the others are right, but if you're uncomfortable with the backwards order (Like I am) you can use だから (Therefore) ふくとサングラスを買いたかっただから、 ショッピングモールに行きました。
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    May 16, 2016
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    If I understand what you're saying... No, for the most part they're not interchangeable. ni is used with iku (to go) E.g. "Sara wa eigakan ni ikimashita." "Sara went to the movie theatre." and to put emphasis on something. E.g. "Sara wa eigakan ni eiga o mimashita" "Sara watched a movie in the movie theatre." using ni there put emphasis on "Movie theatre" stating it's involvement in watching a movie. The use of ni is a little bit odd, so I might not have been very clear haha.
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    May 16, 2016
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    This might get a little complicated, so try to keep up: google translate works for single words
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    January 29, 2016
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    At a restaurant you could say just "みずください” to politely ask for some, maybe at an acquaintances house "水をもらいませんか？”
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    January 29, 2016
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    Start Menu > Control Panel > Clock, Language and Region > Change keyboards or other input methods > Change keyboards > add | And scroll down the list until you see Japanese, add it. After that you can adjust the hotkeys to your liking in the Advanced key settings tab. Hope that's what you meant.
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    January 26, 2016
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    All of these are valid, but you can also say あいたかった lit:"I wanted to meet you" but usually means "I missed you"
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    January 16, 2016
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    とおもいます I hear とおもいます very often and I'd like to know what role the と particle plays here.
    January 12, 2016
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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDP_LbUxdns
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    January 11, 2016
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    どこからにきましたか？ このビデオはどこからにきましたか？たぶん、テレビ中継です。このビデオはすごくおもしろかったのでぜんぶみてみたいです。 ありがとうございます！
    January 11, 2016
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    I think the same sentence would be fine, if the context was different, but if you're uncomfortable with that... Just saying "tomu-san wa koohi ga kirai desu ka?" (Do you dislike coffee, Tom?) would be fine.
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    January 11, 2016
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