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I'm from Washington and I've lived in the gorgeous state all my life. I got my bachelors of science (geology!) and I've been thinking about going into teaching for a career. So I'm moving to Japan to teach English! I'm going to be moving to a more remote area where the English resources may not be so prevalent- so I'm learning Japanese. I'm looking for study partners and friends. I would love to make contacts with people in Japan (especially the southern half) and help them learn English as I'm learning Japanese :)
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    Describe the places

    -Parking
    We placed (built?) the parking lot close to the entrance but not the in front of it for the safety perspective. Parents and children can walk or push the strollers through the alley to the entrance door (entrance door is awkward; try: main entrance OR front door) safely. The closest ones are for people with a disability.
    -Backyard
    Our backyard has 7 play based areas: sandbox with play house area, veggie garden area, animal farm area, rest area, concrete area, trampoline area, and playground area.
    We divided the physical actively activity area side and the emotion and social actively activity areas side.
    -Sandbox with a playhouse area
    It's completely/all covered all when it’s not in use. It’s fine and white color sand in there. (This sentence is awkward, try: "It has white colored, fine grained sand.") They can sit and do onlooker play watch on the edge made of soft sponge, or they can just walk on there as a balance bean beam. There are toys in the shelf. They can choose and pick the toys for to manipulate (unusual word, try: They can pick a toy to play in the sand) on the sand.

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    Drinking alcohol

    Koreans do love drinking alcohol. We drinks drink everywhere: the bench in front of the convenient store, the park, and the beach. There's no limitation on how to carry alchol, (either: There's no limitation on how much we can carry OR There are no regulations/rules on how to carry alcohol) and where we can drink. The only restriction is age. Selling alcohol to (people) under 18 is illegal, but teenage drinking itself is not illegal. Which is a little ridiculous.
    In California, visibly carrying alcohol to be seen is illegal. Thus, you should put the bottle in the bag. You cannot drink alcohol on in the park either.
    How about your drinking culture? I've heard that in Sweden drinking alcohol is a very shameful behavior. Is it true?

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    October 11, 2015
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    Learning Kanji, how understandable will I be without it? I'm just beginning to learn kanji and I'm never quite sure when to use it. Will I be easily understood if I stick to hiragana and katakana for the time being?
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    Beginner's try! わたしのなまえわケルシです。二四さいです。シアトルからきました。趣味わ野菜を作ることと写真を撮ることです。 (I am not very good at writing in hiragana yet!) Kazoku wa okaasan, otousan, imoto, ototo, soshite inu no Kodi desu. Daigaku dewa chishitsugaku benkyou shimashita. Kazan ni kyoumi ga arimasu. Nihongo wo benkyo shitai to omoimasu.
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