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Hi, my name is Aki, from Japan. I have lived in several english speaking countries, and will be able to teach you some Japanese. In return, I would love to practice English! I love traveling, cooking, eating, drawing, watching 80's action movies, design & arts, etc etc...
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Brad C
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Aug 15, 2015
Thank you, Aki—I hope we can do it again sometime.
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    させる - you are making someone do it/let someone do it させられる - you are forced to do something by someone される - someone has done something to you わたしは　いもうと　に　( )　させる　ー I make my sister (do something) わたしは　いもうと　に　( )　させられる　ー I am forced to (do something) by my sister わたしは　いもうと　に　( )　される　ー My sister (does something) to me Mmmmm,,,, it's very hard to explain! I hope it helps!
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    August 17, 2015
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    We use て form of the verb when we connect sentences. I'm going to the seaside and I'm going to swim a lot わたしは(i'm)　うみべ(the seaside)　へ(to)　いって(going)、　たくさん(a lot)　およぎます(going to swim)
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    August 17, 2015
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    Yes, they do! but it sounds much like "カラオキ”
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    August 16, 2015
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    Sounds awesome! I'm up for it!

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    August 16, 2015
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    見るな - Don't look. - quite strong way of asking not to look at a specific thing, and sounds rough and manly For example. You are writing your secret diary, and someone is trying to look at it, then you would say - 見るな ーit sounds so much like a man, so only use if you are a man. 見ない - I don't look. - this is not asking, just saying you don't look at something generally. ー I don't watch TV. 私はテレビを見ない。 見ないで - Please don't look. This is softer way of saying not to look at something specific. You can use in same situation as 見るな I hope it helps!
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    August 15, 2015
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    when we connect adjective and adjective, we should use で or て ex) この犬はげんきでかわいいです - This dog is energetic and cute この犬はちいさくてかわいいです - This dog is small and cute When we connect two sentences with verb, we use て form of verb 今日わたしは、とうきょうに行って　買い物をしました - Today I went to Tokyo and i did some shopping I hope it helps...
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    I don't know what to do about it, is like: I don't know what I can/should do with that problem/matter I hope it helps!
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    "So Easy" 

    とても容易い


    Like a fall leaf from a tall tree
    Landing on the grass

    まるで背の高い木から地面の草まで落ち葉が落ちるように

    Like the white sand turns the clock in
    Any hour glass

    まるで砂時計の白い砂が落ちるように
    You're the reason I believe in
    Something I don't know

    自分でもわからないことも

    あなたのおかげで信じることができる

    You make it so, you make it so,
    You make it so easy

    あなたがすごく容易くしてくれる
    This letting go is so beautiful,

    恋に落ちることも素晴らしいことに思える

    Cause you make it so easy,
    To fall so hard, to fall so hard

    あなたが容易くしてくれた

    とても深く恋に落ちることを

    Like the ocean pulls the tide in

    海の引き潮のように

    Just to hold it close

    近くに引き寄せる

    Like the rain pour in a rainstorm

    暴風雨に注ぎ込む雨のように

    Makes the flowers grow

    花々を育てる
    You're the reason I believe in

    あなたが私の信じる理由
    Something I don't know

    自分でもわからないことを

    You make it so, you make it so,
    You make it so easy
    This letting go is so beautiful,
    Cause you make it so easy,
    To fall so hard, oh oh oh

    You make it so, you make it so,
    You make it so easy, nooooo

    You make it so, you make it so,
    You make it so easy
    This letting go so beautiful,
    Cause you make it so easy,
    To fall so hard, oh oh oh

    You're the reason I believe in
    Something I don't know...

     

    日本語にすると訳わかりませんが、私が思うに、

    この歌詞を書いた本人は、恋に臆病（奥手？）で、なかなか心を許さないタイプの人だけど、

    「あなた」だと、恋に深く落ちてしまう自分の気持ちをLet Go する（手放す、解き放す）ことができる

    ということを歌ってるのだと思います。

     

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    よ！- Hey! 気をつけて - Take care. また今度 - See you next time また明日 - See you tomorrow ばいばい - Bye ありがとうね - Thank you!
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