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Hi! I'm Kristy. I'm interested in improving my Japanese language skills. I previously lived in Japan for 1 year and also studied Japanese in the past. However, I moved back the US and forgot most of what I learned! I love visiting Japan and want to not be shy when speaking. I work in web development. My hobbies are swimming and dancing yosakoi!
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Ryosuke
Japanese
Feb 27, 2024
本日はレッスンを受講してくださり、ありがとうございました！ とても楽しかったです！ 今回のレッスンでは、お互いに自己紹介をした後、日本語を学び初めた理由や、好きな食べ物、鳥取のことについてなどの話をしました！ またよろしくお願いいたします^_^
Hiro
Japanese
Jun 16, 2018
Thank you very much, Kristy. We have introduced each other today. See you next time!
あやか
Japanese
Apr 29, 2017
We studied "Xがあります/います” "Describing where things are"today.You did well.Keep it up.See you.
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  • Posted
    私のにっき　１ 今日は２０１７年６月２１日です。 はじめまして。クリスチェともします。来年３月に日本へひっこします。日本語はむずかしい、でも私はがんばってます。 あしたは金曜日です。よかった。土曜日に私の夫といっしょにワンダーウーマンの映画を見ます。このえいがを見ってますか。ワンダーウーマンしてる。きれいで、つよくて、すてきのヒーロです。楽しみにしております。 Today is 6/21/2017. It's nice to meet you. My name is Kristy. In March of next year, I will move to Japan. Japanese is difficult, but I will try. Tomorrow is Friday. I'm glad. Saturday, I will go with my husband to see the movie Wonder Woman. Have you seen this movie? Do you know Wonder Woman? She is a beautiful, strong, wonderful hero. I am looking forward to it.
    June 24, 2017
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    There isn't a difference, really. They are both used frequently and interchangeably. "I suppose" is a little more formal, "I guess" is casual.
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    July 13, 2016
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  • Answered
    #1 is correct and sounds natural.
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    February 24, 2016
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