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My native languages are Spanish and English (I've had a formal education in both of them too). My current goal is to become fluent in Japanese so that I can communicate with Japanese people and enjoy Japanese media (novels, music, anime, manga, games). My biggest passion is music. I'm a guitarist, singer, and composer. Once I know enough Japanese I'd like to write songs with Japanese lyrics. I love all kinds of music: jazz, rock, pop, celtic, latin, flamenco, metal, disco, j-pop, k-pop, you name it!
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    こんにちは！ 私わJorge（ホルヘ）。 これわ私の初ノートブック記。私わ日本語を少し分かります。私わパナマ人ですけど私わアメリカに住んでいます。私のお気に入り趣味わ音楽。私わ演奏家。私わギターを演奏しますそして私わ歌うことが大好き！私もピアノを少し弾きます。 Question: Am I writing too many "watashi's"?
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    Are ひきますand 演奏します interchangeable? Or can you use them only for specific music instruments? Does it make more sense to say 私は、ギターを演奏します。or 私は、ギターをひきます。?
    September 6, 2015
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    <em>My favorite is watcing TV, animation, reading books, manga, and drawing.</em>

    If what you were trying to say was "お気に入りの趣味" then you could say "My favorite hobbies are watching TV, anime..." In English we say "anime" when we refer to the Japanese "アニメ". You would only say that animation is one of your hobbies if you work at making animations.



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    September 6, 2015
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    If my answer is not clear I can explain it in English :)
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    September 5, 2015
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    "No tengo pensado venderlos" está correcto y quiere decir que en este momento no los vas a vender. "No he pensado venderlos" también está correcto y quiere decir que en este momento y en el pasado no los has pensado vender. "No he pensado de venderlos" está incorrecto porque el "de" está de más.
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    September 5, 2015
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    Porque no lo intentas primero?
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    September 5, 2015
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    What verb does "tsuchatta" originate from? Tsuku? Tsukau? I know that the "chatta" at the end is a way of abbreviating "shimatta" but I don't know which verb is the "tsu" coming from. In this context tsuchatta is supposed to mean that a word was said by accident. I thought the verbs could be "tsuku" or "tsukau" but the definitions I found don't seem to match.
    September 5, 2015
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