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I'm a 21 year old englishman, born in London, studying in Bristol. I'm looking to learn japanese as its a language that sounds beautiful to me. I also love the culture and hope to travel and work in Japan at some point in my life. If any Japanese speakers can exchange their knowledge with me, then I would be very happy to help you with English. Equally if you're an english speaker, learning Japanese, I'd like someone to practice with either way.
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アルト(Aruto)
Japanese
Sep 29, 2021
Jackさん、レッスンお疲れ様でした!今日はイギリスにおけるガソリン不足やBrexitなど政治にまつわる話をしましたね。非常に難しい議題ですし、私も自分の日本人友達と話すときのように少し専門的な語彙を交えてお話ししましたが、私の話す日本語の意味を理解して、自分の意見を述べることができていたと思います👍1つアドバイスをすると、今回のように、少しアドバンスな内容を話すときには、「二字熟語」を使うことが多いです。例えば、「自粛」「解消」「発展」「発信」「不足」「需要」「供給」などです。これらの言葉をどのように使うかは、たくさんニュースや本を読んで、地道に慣れていくしかないと思います。とはいえ、今日はイギリスの政治に関する貴重なご意見をありがとうございました。また、よければお話ししましょうね。 ●今日の単語 ・自粛(じしゅく):quarantine 例)ようやく自粛生活も終了した。 ・再会(さいかい):reunion 例)高校時代の友達と再会する。 ・発信(はっしん)する:transmit 例)新聞記者は誤った情報を世界に発信した。 ・発展(はってん)した:developed 例)イギリス経済は発展した。 ・とって変わる:replace 例)移民は現地住民の職をとってかわった ・解消(かいしょう)する:resolve 例)先日トイレットペーパーの供給不足が解消した。
アルト(Aruto)
Japanese
Sep 14, 2021
Jackさん、今日はお疲れ様でした!日本に2年間住んでいたこともあり、とても日本語のレベルが高かったです。また、日本の文化をイギリス人のJackさんがどのように捉(とら)えているかを聞くことができてとても勉強になりました。本当にありがとうございました!また、よければお話しましょうね😄
Tsuyoshi
Japanese
Oct 2, 2020
今日は引き続きN3の文法を勉強しました。いつも日本の子供向けの本を読んでいるとおっしゃっていましたが、自然に新しい表現を身につけることもできますし、とてもいい勉強方法だと思います。頑張ってくださいね☆
Tsuyoshi
Japanese
Sep 17, 2020
今日はレッスンを受けてくださってありがとうございました。日本に住んでいるだけあって、とても日本語が上手でした。練習問題を作っておきましたから、もし時間があったらやってみてくださいね。
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    Me and my sample 1

    Language now is not only considered as a tool for communication among people, but it can be a part of success in their career, and therefore, affects their salary positively. Sooner or later, people will become aware of the necessity to learn a new language beside their mother tongue and might be forced to do that, which is increasing the concern over which ages are suitable for learning a language. Some experts do not think it is the good idea if children start to learn a new language at primary school, while others believe the benefits of this idea are outweigh the disadvantages.
    It is clear that there are some drawbacks that might be considered when learning a new language at primary school. Firstly, children might be confused between the new language that they are learning and their main language. Another complaint is that children should be able to play and live a joyful life with no concern about studying one more subject. In this case, playing with toys and joining in mini-games with groups are some possible activities that most people prefer for their children at primary school.
    However, a majority of investigators report point out that the children learn a new language 3 times faster than the growth people  adults, and their ability to comprehend and process the new knowledge, in this case is language, declines rapidly when they grow up. Therefore, the period of primary school could be the most suitable time for children to learn language effectively.

    Note: excellent vocabulary! Just a few grammar mistakes like using the verb form of a word instead of the noun eg; complaining - complaint.


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    May 4, 2016
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    Introducing myself

    Hello everybody,

    My name is Riccardo. I am from Italy.
    I am generally satisfied of my English, but after I had been accepted for a MSc in London I was asked to improve my writing skills. Therefore, here I am on Italki.
    I would like to write notes about my ideas, projects and dreams.
    I like people and I like business. My main ideas are about making projects that can be profitable both economically and socially. I hope my notes can rise interest beyond the linguistic aspect. I am happy to read others notes, discuss and correct where I am able to.
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    March 18, 2016
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    Both are fine grammar. The difference is that 'used to' means that he definitely doesn't anymore. 'Would' is more vague. Its still past tense, but it sounds more like your telling a story about him. Its a subtle difference though, and either is absolutely fine grammatically.
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    March 18, 2016
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