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Hajimemashite, I am Akshay. I would like to learn Japanese. I am amazed by the Japanese Culture and I love Japanese animations. I like reading books, and watching movies. I am very much interested in learning Japanese language as well as script viz. Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji. Please add me if you want to learn English or are interested in sharing your knowledge about the Japanese language. Dozo yoroshiko.
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    "to come over" means to pay a visit. So, "she came over and sat down next to him" means that she visited and sat next to him. On the other hand "to come up" means to approach or to come near. Hence, "she came up and sat down" means that she came near him and sat down. The difference is usage is that suppose you are at some market place and a friend sees you there and comes near to say hello, you would sat that: He/She came up and said hello. Whereas if you are at your home or office and some friend comes to your place to say hello, you would say that: He/She came over to say hello.
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    March 15, 2011
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