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Hello. I'm Tina. I am from Greece but I have lived in America for 11 years. I am a 20 year old university student and I am majoring in Linguistics.I am learning Japanese because I love the culture and want to one day go to Japan. I have been learning Japanese for about 3 years but I am still a beginner, so I want to meet new friends and find a Japanese native to do language exchange with. こんにちは！はじめまして。ティナともうします。ギリシャで生まれましたが、11年間アメリカに住んでいます。20歳の大学生です。言語学に専攻します。日本の文化と生活が好きですから、日本語を勉強しています。それにいつか日本に行きたいです。＾＾3年間ぐらい日本語を弁状していますけど、まだ初心者です。だから、新しい友達を会えて日本の本国人と言語交換したいです。もし、私の日本語にミスがあるなら、正してください。＾＾ よろしくお願いいたします！
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    I would use いまどこですか？because you clearly asked them where they are 'now'. If you were just saying 'Where are you?' you could have used どこにいますか？ but since you specifically said 'now' you would use the first one. Like the previous user said, in general both can be used. But in your case it's the first. Hope that helped ^^
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    September 18, 2015
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    How do you know what verb/word to use when speaking/writing in Japanese? I have been studying Japanese for 3 years, and even now I have problems figuring out what the right word is to use in certain sentences. For example, if I wanted to say "please correct my mistakes" in Japanese, what word would I use for 'correct'? Would it be 正す？or 直す？ Also for other sentences where there is more than one word for the same verb, how do I know when to use which? I'm always having trouble with this. If you can, please also explain to me how I can conjugate verbs within a sentence, because even though I know the verb endings I sometimes don't know what conjugation I am supposed to use. Thank you and sorry for the long question..^^
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