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Hi I'm Kaho from Japan. I am currently a college student in Canada. I can talk with most of people in English, but when there are lots of native English speakers; I can't really catch up with their conversation... Also, I really worry to lose my English after I get back to Japan. To keep my English, I am looking for somebody to talk with!
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    Most of my friends who learn Japanese use "Genki" series.
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    March 22, 2016
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    In daily conversation, I say なんか a lot! lol This is similar to 'like' or 'you know' in English which are not necessary to say.(right?) It's kind of bad habit. So, sometimes なんか doesn't have any meaning.
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    September 13, 2015
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    Both look correct? First one just says 'This is a boring book.' and the second one says 'This is not an interesting book.'
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    September 13, 2015
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    I guess if you use all of them as noun, 賢明 and 知恵 means wisdom. They are almost the same things. 賢才 means people who are wise, clever, or smart. It also means great talent.
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    September 13, 2015
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    The Phrase for Looking for Jobs What was the phrase that means applying for the jobs by dropping by shops or restaurants directly?
    September 13, 2015
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