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こんにちは 30才で、アメリカのいなかに住んでいます。私は事務員で、趣味は絵を描くことです。ネコを2匹飼っています。ネコの名前はヌードルズとライカです。 私は2年間日本にすんでいました。日本語を忘れたくないから、このサイトを登録しました。日本語は本当にきれいな言語だから、私は日本語が大好きです。
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  • Answered
    In English, vowel sounds are reduced on unstressed syllables. Japanese doesn't really use a stress system though, it uses a pitch system. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_pitch_accent
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    October 26, 2015
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    墨絵の梅の花 = Plum flowers painted in sumi ink 梅の枝の花 = Branch of plum blossoms
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    October 26, 2015
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    vulnerable, accelerate, accustomed allege,

    Hello! I would like to know if I'm using these words correctly!

    1. I need to be careful to not be too direct when I talk to her, because she is vulnerable.

    2. I accelerated my car, because I was pretty late.

     

    「because」のほうは「as」よりもっと自然でしょう


    3. I'm not accustomed to reading in English, so it takes ages for me to read a book.

    4. There was noone next to me, last time I took a flight.

     

    人々について話すと。「adjacent]をいいません。違いませんが、使いません。


    5. I alleged that a member of the air company's staff lied to me.

     

    自分のことについて話すと、「allege」といいません。「allege」の意味は誰かによると、これは本当かもしれません。でも、嘘かもしれません。

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    October 25, 2015
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    Japanese to Japanese Translator

    I've just found a funny Japanese-to-Japanese translator on the Internet. Here is the translator: http://orikaeshi.com/ It's going viral now. It translates your Japanese sentence into Japanese via English, Dutch and Italian. For example, I've put the sentence '片づけなければなりません' meaning I must tidy it up, and I've got this: '終わり。', which means you've finished.

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    October 25, 2015
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  • Answered
    "At least you got rain" is casual speech. To make it less casual you'd use "At least you had rain" or "At least you'd gotten rain." However, "at least you got rain" is correct for casual speech.
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    October 25, 2015
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  • Answered
    The correct phrases are: five slices of bread Two cups of coffee How many bags of rice How many potatoes are there? How many bottles of wine are there? These two are both correct, but they mean different amounts: There is some bread There is a piece of bread
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    October 25, 2015
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  • Answered
    The weekend is Saturday and Sunday A "long weekend" can include Monday or Friday and must be at least 3 days long. A day off is just a day you are not working.
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    October 25, 2015
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