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＊ I am 26 years old Japanese guy. ＊ I got a bachelor degree in business in Tokyo in 2015 and a master’s in European Politics and Economy in London in 2017. ＊ I love travelling, singing, playing sports, and communicating with people. ＊ I am currently brushing up my English (Advanced Level), and trying to learn other languages with fun! (ex. German, French etc.). ※ Countries I have visited: the US, the UK, France, Netherland, Belgium, Sweden, Italy, Switzerland.
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Jack Stennett
English
Jul 12, 2018
Always enjoyable to speak to you, Kentaro! I hope the interview went well!
Jack Stennett
English
Feb 7, 2018
An interesting conversation about idioms today, we can discuss them again next time!
Jack Stennett
English
Jan 27, 2018
A very enjoyable first lesson with Kentaro. Your English is excellent, as it should be after studying at LSE; it's great that you've got such a positive attitude to improving and sustaining your English level, hope to see you in the future!
Laurel Turton
English
Jan 24, 2018
It was a pleasure to talk with Kentaro. He has a great level of English.
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  • Corrected

    今日は二〇十八年二月五日です。(We don't write the year as you wrote somehow. Instead, it's written like this by typing "ぜろ". We're more likely to use ”2018年")

    今日、私は午前十時におきました。今日、しごとがありませんでした。”Dont Starve"というゲームをしました。それから, サンドイッチをつくりました。その後(あと)、日本語をべんきょうして、昼寝をしました。午後五時におきました。風邪を引いたと思います。

    あした、午前九時十五分にいしゃに行きます。あしたも、五じに日本語レッスンがあります。



    ※ 〜がある/いる = There is/are  // I have 〜.

    ※ 〜という = named/called 

    ※ Let's learn "て"form!

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    February 6, 2018
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  • Answered
    こんにちは！ どちらも正しいです。 もちろん文字通り、食べながら歩く、という意味で使えます。例えば"コンビニで買ったおにぎりを、駅に着くまで食べ歩きした"と言えます。 一方、例えばどこかに観光に行った時に、おいしそうなお店がたくさんあったので ”その商店街で食べ歩きをする” と言えます。 また、”ぼくの趣味は食べ歩きです”と言った場合は、食べながら歩くマナーの悪い人という意味じゃなくて、おいしいものを食べながら観光することが考えられます。 わかりましたか？(^ ^)
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    May 30, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Hi,Dean!

     

    私は　食べたい。I want to eat. 

    私は　日本語を学びたい。 i want to learn japanese. 

     

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    You have to change the last word of the verb.

    And its vowel sound is usually changed to "i" sound.

    For example, 

    ・buy　　　買う　→　買いたい

    ・drink　　飲む　→　飲みたい

    ・go　　　　行く　→　行きたい

    ・talk　　　話す　→　話したい

     

    You got it??;)

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    January 11, 2016
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  • Corrected
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    December 19, 2015
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  • Posted
    I decided to keep diary here. The reason I started writing down my thought here is I found it very useful to write something as a diary in order to keep my mind thinking in English. Until 3 weeks ago, I was staying In Oxford to learn English at a language school. The teacher who was in charge of my class recommended everyone to keep writing something at least one page everyday to improve speaking skills as well. For the first several weeks, I was able to keep my diary and showed it to him at times, but actually I quitted it on the way, What a shame.haha However, I really recommend you guys who're really motivated to learn Japanese to keep diary in Japanese. p.s. very welcome for just comments as well as correction.
    December 17, 2015
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