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I'm from Japan. I'm looking for a language exchange partner and studying English in London. I really really want to improve my English skill. I can help improving your Japanese.
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    What is the meaning "over you is ~"? Can someone explain this sentence "over you is the Lord" ?
    August 18, 2015
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    I'm hungry, because I intensely focused and exhausted.
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    June 22, 2015
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    Most Japanese are insensible of difference of with "どうも" and without "どうも". We use "どうも" as "Thanks" instead of "どうもありがとう", it's just an abbreviation. Actually, I don't know the meaning of "どうも", but if I translate these sentence, "どうもありがとう" is "Thank you very much". "ありがとう" is "Thanks".
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    June 22, 2015
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    "I won't make a mess, I promise." Just translated this: "私は散らかさない、約束します。" Make it more natural: "絶対散らかさないよ。"
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    June 22, 2015
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    "I won't be able to come today." Just translated this: "今日、私は行けないでしょう" Make it more natural: "今日は行けないと思う"
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    June 22, 2015
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    ニュースの一文で意味がわからないものがあります I don't understand this sentence. Can anyone teach me in Japanese? "It's the first one I'm aware of recently with injuries this severe where everything worked out well". この日本語で合っていますか？ "こんなひどい怪我なのに全て上手くいったのは、私の記憶では始めてです。"
    June 22, 2015
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    "だって明南だよ。頭いいヤツぞろいだし。金なくても無理はするもんだよ。" This Japanese sentence is awkward. I think that it's trying to say "金が無くても無理して明南に行ったほうが良いよ". I translate this, "I know you can't afford to go Meinan high school, but you should do whatever it takes to enter".
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    June 22, 2015
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