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毎日、まじめに日本語を勉強しています。話し相手がほしいです。読書と料理が大好きです。メールのやり取り、または毎週、skypeで話すことは探しています。だけど、声を出すことは難しいと思います...それより、友達になりますよ。ほしかったら、半分に英語で話してあげますよ。
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    ビーチインテリアの夢 子供の頃からずっと浜に住んでいました。去年、小さくても綺麗な家に引っ越してきました。綺麗な川はそばにあります。草がいい香りしていて、動物が多いで、天気がよくて、日光が明るくて気持ちいいです。家というのは、好きな人がいる場所、仕事のあとでリラックスしてやすい場所、素敵なものがいっぱい飾ってる場所と想います。 初めてビーチハウスに行った時から、ビーチインテリアが大好きです!クールな青い、かわいい海の動物「亀や鳥や人魚など」の飾り、寝室はフワフワの枕とソフトなシーツ、一流のリゾートの感じです!そのインテリアデザインはめざしてます! 昨日、母と一緒にショッピングにいきました。たくさん洋服があったですが、ホーム用品はやはりすぐに見に行きました。たくさん用品を買いました。寝室はおしゃれなシーツと毛布で飾れました。見るだけで寝たい。好きな写真とかわいいかざりで愛が広がってます。 来週、花を買ってほしいです。ガーデンを作るつもりです!まあ、今よく分からないですけど、きっと楽しいと思います。 みんなさん、どう思います?どんなインテリアデザインが好きですか?夢の家はどんな場所ですか?
    March 13, 2019
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    Maybe Tatoeba will be useful. http://tatoeba.org/eng/

    There are several thousand Japanese example sentences, varying from extremely simple to something an educated native adult speaker would say. You can get a better idea on how use certain grammar points, the correct context to use certain words and how to express certain things. 

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    August 4, 2016
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    As long as the person is very knowledgeable in the language they are correcting, I think it's okay for non-native speakers. Although, I have met people who say they are fluent in English, but their English is actually isn't very good. But I have also met native English speakers who speak very bad English. Anyone can give bad corrections.
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    August 3, 2016
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    I had a job to clean a lady's house, she was in bad heath and couldn't keep things in order herself. ...She wasn't kidding. Her 8 cats needed feeding and they would relieve themselves on the couch, kitchen counter or anywhere. It smelt so bad. Fleas lived in the carpet. The ceiling was starting cave in and the walls were rotting away. The kitchen had a bad case of rats, ants and cockroaches. Even raccoons would steal her food. There were gigantic spiders around every corner. The people who lived there were smokers, so the entire house smelt like an ashtray.

    There was a couch cover that needed washing one day, there were items on that couch that haven't been moved for 20 years. Not exaggerating when I say about 10 spiders, several roaches came out of that thing. And I washed 4 times and still couldn't get all of the dirt and smell out of it. I went to hang it to dry, there was a 4 foot long snake that slithered by my foot in the tall grass.

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    August 2, 2016
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    I'm not a Japanese person, but I have confirmed that jisho is correct. I searched both words; according Weblio dictionary, 真夏日 is defined as "最高気温が摂氏30度以上の日." Basically, a day where the temperature exceeds 30 degrees Celsius. 真冬日 is also correct. 真 translates better to "true" than is does "middle."
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    August 1, 2016
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    As someone who learns multiple languages at once, you shouldn't worry. Although, I find it hard to stick to multiple at once. One or the other always ends up being ignored. Even if you can study them both, you will have less time, which means you learn much slower. I highly recommend having a teacher, to keep you in class learning. Or else, you might stop studying to make priority for Japanese.
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    July 24, 2016
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    A lot of the words you've listed, I've seen in kanji many times. There are some words that have kanji which are so abstract, you probably would not need to know it. But there is no harm learning the kanji for them anyway. Even if that word is usually kana, the kanji in it are probably used in other words you need to know. It's best to familiarize yourself with as many kanji as possible , it will pay off when you start reading advanced level materials or works published by and for fluent speakers.
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    July 24, 2016
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    I like languages which are very different from my own. Like Japanese or Mandarin. Languages which are very easy for me I get bored of, which I would imagine is the opposite for most people. Though I do like Spanish, because I really like the flow and accent that comes with the language.
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    July 23, 2016
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    Rarely. Never with native speakers. I know a variety of insults, but there is just no reason for me to ever use them. I'm so used to doing that in English, I never do it. Though it would be interesting to be playing a game when cursing is not allowed with someone and start cursing in another language in replacement.
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    July 20, 2016
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    曜日を決めました。土曜日に話します。
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    July 20, 2016
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