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    If I were you, I'd wait to learn the kanji after you'd mastered the kana. It's up to you, but yes, if you're going for fluency, Kanji is 100% necessary.
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    November 3, 2015
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    Hell yeah, dude. This sounds like a great load of fun.

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    November 2, 2015
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    Have you heard of the JLPT(Japanese Language Proficiency Test)?  Most who are learning Japanese prepare for this test in order to have documented fluency.

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    November 2, 2015
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    Of course. Each crevice of the painting is completely different from the last.

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    November 2, 2015
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    What're you looking for? Resources you're going to need to begin your japanese-learning journey, etc?

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    November 2, 2015
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    Is there any particular purpose that you're learning Japanese, other than personal interest?
    ex: Work/School/Relationship?

     

     

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    November 2, 2015
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    Close, but I'd word it.. The prime minister addressed the public with embracing words.
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    November 2, 2015
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    I assume you meant "why do we judge someone/thing (based on looks, first impressions, etc) before we get to know them(or learn about said thing)." Blame human nature. It's a survival instinct to make quick judgments of people in order to insure our best interests. Also, there's human emotion/feeling, such as envy, hatred, or even love toward those we see.
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    October 30, 2015
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    The meaning of example in this case is "a pattern or model; something to be imitated or avoided." Another example of when this would be used is the phrase, 'lead by example', which means to set a model/pattern that is meant to be imitated. That sentence alone most likely is meant to read, "Management is (done) largely by example.", which means that the ones 'managing' are constantly setting an example for those below them to follow. It can also mean that they are managing by following a set pattern.
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    October 30, 2015
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    young men who have reason to fear that they will be killed in the battle may justifiably feel bitter in the thought that they have been cheated of the best thingsthat life has to offer Young men, who have a just reason to fear that they will be killed in the (upcoming) battle, may feel bitter due to the thought that they've been cheated of the best things life has to offer.
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    October 29, 2015
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