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Hi, I'm a native English speaker who has lived in England my whole life (19 years). I love reading. As well as that, I have also studied A-Level Biology and I'm currently in my second year at University, studying an art based course. So I am also fluent in many complicated words and terms in English too. I am looking to learn Japanese as I find it a very interesting language and not to mention pretty cool sounding too.
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    Introduce myself

    Hi! I'm Yuta.
    I'm a University student and I study engineering.
    My study is about lasers.
    I generate deep ultraviolet light.
    In my experiments, I'm careful about the protection of my eyes. (better sentence; "I'm careful about protecting my eyes")
    If laser light induced in enters my eyes, I could would never see anything again. (better sentence; 'I would go blind.")
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    June 12, 2016
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    Apart from the word "flirt" meaning; "To have an interest in someone and be playful with them and not be serious", "Flirt" can also be used to indicate that someone is: "Thinking about doing something, but is not doing a lot about it." OR "Is only doing something minimally or planning on doing it, but isn't."
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    December 22, 2015
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    I appreciate the great article correcting article system in italki. I can see the correct English and I can see my mistakes !! That is so wonderful for me. Of course it should be left unsaid that it is a great the opportunity of for making articles read by everyone who are learning learn the languages are given to me I am learning.


    I am given the opportunity to make (OR: to write) of making articles in English. So it is time to think about the oppotunity of talking in English.

    My idea is (thoughts are OR thinking is) that it is difficult that making friends for to leaning learn languages is difficult with. Because a friend is a friend. The elements of friendship are character, ideas and religion. We need to know these kinds of things, I think so. (Or maybe you're trying to say: We need to have these things in common, I think.) Please tell me your ideas, my friend.

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    December 22, 2015
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    I went to year an end of year party yesterday. I drank a lot of liquor ( OR; alcohol). I have am a little hungover. I didn't go to see Star Wars.

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    December 22, 2015
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    "We don't have classes on Fridays. We play all day." or "We don't have classes on Fridays, so we play all day." Also, you write "Fridays" if you don't have classes EVERY Friday. and you write "Friday" if you don't have classes THIS Friday, however, in this context, because you mentioned the present tense, "we play all day", it implies that it is EVERY Friday, and so "Fridays" or "Friday" both work. However it is more correct to write "Fridays"
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    December 22, 2015
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    You can still write "Student worries" and it will be a perfectly fine sentence, as it can be seen as "what collective students commonly worry about in general"
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    December 22, 2015
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    "I never took you for a police man", means: "I never thought that you could be a police man" or "I never expected you to be a policeman" or "I never knew you were a policeman (by looking at you / by knowing you)" You can say "I never regarded you as a policeman". It is basically the same, but it may sound a bit different as it is not used much in negative terms "Never regarded", but it can still be used.
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    December 22, 2015
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    Seeing as I don't really know the story I can only guess what it means here... I think the first time "The boys" is written, it refers to the the bullies, then the second time it is mentioned "the boys' faces" it refers to the people being bullied. I'm not sure wether Wolf is a bully or someone else.. I'm not sure what is meant by the sentences after that... The phrasing may suggest: Wolf wanted to get the attention of the ones being bullied (Because it says "reassured" at the end of the paragraph, and the only ones that would need reassuring are the ones being bullied) and then he had to put a finger on his own lips and say shhhhh to quiet them down or make sure they didn't make any noise.
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    December 22, 2015
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    November 17, 2015
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    言　and 語 差 ? Word/ language - What is the difference? 言語 means language but I also thought 語 (go) on it's own means language... Am I wrong? 言 on it's own means word, but apparently 語 on it's own also means word. What is the difference and when do I use these kanji?
    November 17, 2015
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