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Hello, I'm a native English and Acadian French speaker, learning Japanese, but also interested in other languages as well. Language learning is my biggest passion!
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Machi
Japanese
Oct 9, 2018
ダニエルさん!レッスンありがとうございました。自動詞、他動詞は難しいと思います。また練習して、慣れていきましょう!
Machi
Japanese
Oct 2, 2018
ダニエルさん!レッスンありがとうございました。漢字も含めてしっかり日本語を書けていてびっくりしました。書いてみることで、不安な文法もわかりましたね。また次回練習しましょう〜。
Masa
Japanese
Sep 15, 2018
Thank you for taking my lesson today. We mainly talked about his trip to Japan. Also, we covered some grammar points (ことあります). Looking forward to talking with you again!
Machi
Japanese
Sep 7, 2018
ダニエルさん、レッスンありがとうございました。久しぶりのレッスン、緊張されたでしょうか?前に習ったことを思い出しながら、またゆっくり慣れていきましょうね
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  • Corrected

    Hi there!

    I would like know who (here on italki) lives in California in the USA, because I will be traveling there soon. That way I can learn a little about the place. Thanks!

    Take care!

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    September 14, 2015
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  • Corrected

    Let Me Introduce Myself Pt. 1/3

    This is my first post on italki. Let me talk about myself, then. <em>(Let me introduce myself then.)</em>

    I was born and raised in Utsunomiya which is a governmental hub for Tochigi prefecture. Speaking of Tochigi, you might imagine Nikko because of world heritage sites like Toshogu, while Utsunomiya is not in the least popular, I assume. Utsunomiya, in fact, is famous for producing the most consumed gyoza in Japan, and I'm pretty sure it is more delicious than what any other cities have. It's not an exaggeration.

    Well, I spent my childhood in the city until I graduated from high school. When I was a child, I didn't like playing sports, reading books, or studying anything. I was only keen on video games, to the point that my classmates sometimes called me an 'otaku' (that is a person who has obsessive interest in something). Otaku culture, nowadays, has relatively been accepted domestically thanks to international trends, but that wasn't the case at the time, so I wasn't very accepted. <em>(You could also say "thanks to otaku culture spreading internationally.")</em>

    After graduating from high school, I went to university, moving to Tokyo. Now, I said Tokyo, but that's not exactly true. The place where I moved to was in Kanagawa, which is not in Tokyo but is close to it. <em>(The outskirts of Tokyo, perhaps?)</em> As for the university itself, it was not in Tokyo either, but rather in Kanagawa, which has another campus in Tokyo. This was somewhat unacceptable for me because 'Tokyo life' was what I longed for. In university, I studied international economics.

    This article continues in Pt. 2

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    July 31, 2015
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  • Commented

    I think it can be useful, especially for portability reasons as you've said. I've used a regular e-Ink kindle for everything from manga to lesson notes and found it to be a comfortable way to review away from a computer.

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    July 19, 2015
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