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Sweet thats two! But @Cana Im not sure if this would be good for you seeing as it's mainly for english<-> Japanese learners, and I see your main language is Vietnamese. You should try looking or starting a discussion for Vietnamese people who are learning Japanese, that way you dont have to work so hard. Good luck!
0 votedAugust 15, 20150MY SCHOOL
I STUDY AT "LA REPARACIÓN" SCHOOL. IT'S A NICE SCHOOL AND I REALLY LIKE MY SCHOOL IT. WE HAVE TO WEAR UNIFORMS.
You don't have to use caps lock.
Also, once you established that you're talking about school, you don't have to keep saying
The last sentece is a bit disjointed. You should add more! Do you like wearing uniforms? What colors do they have? Does everyone at school wear uniforms :)?
Good luck!0 votedAugust 15, 20150- hello! any one else looking to be Japanese study buddies? group chats and Language exchanges!
I'm still fairly new to this site so I don't have many friends yet. SO! Does any one studying japanese ( at any level) want to be study buddies? We could chat on skype or hangouts, exchange languages ( if your a native/fluent japanese speaker who wants to practice english) and just share ideas!
Just msg me if your interested. It would really help if we can get one or two fluent or native japanese speakers to get the ball rolling!( started this discussion again becuase so far i have yet to hear back from any one who tried this. Keeping my fingers crossed!)
August 15, 201580 Massacre at the same day
At the same day On this day, August 14th 2 years ago, Egypt witnessed the most horrible massacre at her in modern history. The general -elsisi-* who made a coup and take the dedicated president morsy out of power, ordered the square of -rabaa-* to be eliminated from protesters by violence. There were hundreds of dead, thousands of injured peacefull citizens and hundreds of thousands taken prisoner . Human Rights watched and amnesty* international* condemned the incident, and called calling it a massacre. After 2 yeras , General and military force still kill peaceful civilians in the streets without any action from the united nation.
The red are corrections
* means im not sure what those are. Names? A place? A company?
the high lights are things that doesn't sound right, but I'm not sure how to fix it.
tthe blue was just me adding back peaceful in a different location to keep your idea of peaceful civilians intact.
I'm a little tired, so if you can get more people to look this over for you, you should. Either way good job! keep it up!
0 votedAugust 15, 20151- I agree that you should look this up on line for a more detailed answer, but I'll give you some sample sentences to help. "I have a problem" "He has a problem" "She had a problem, but now it's solved. " " Does he have a problem? " "Does she have a problem? " " I had a problem once. " So see 'had' is a past tense term, meaning that you possessed something but now you dont. Has is mainly used when referring to some one else. You wouldnt see or say "I has a problem" because it doesn't sound right. Also you wouldn't say 'He have a problem' for the same reason. When you're asking a question,however, you usually use 'have'. "how many apples do you have? " " how much money does Billy have? " "how many bananas did Sarah have?" " how many problems will you have? " As you can see it doesn't matter if the question is asking about the past, present , or future. When in question form you will always use have. hope this helped!0 votedAugust 14, 20150
