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I am from the USA, I am seeking Japanese lessons and casual conversation with a person who is native Japanese speaker but learning English. I am currently taking the rosetta stone course on Japanese as well as reading the textbook Genki.
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Hero-mi
Japanese
Oct 3, 2016
Yes, we are making a lot of progress! Even when you don't remember some of the words you have learned, at least you get one or two letter right!! You are getting so much familiar with Japanese words. ( It is actually very big step and important) Your kanji is improving, too. We need to list up grammar we have to finish before November. :)
Hero-mi
Japanese
Sep 23, 2016
Thank you for the fun lesson!! Our goal is to finish the text book in 2 months !!! :) Let's do it!!! Yes, you can oboeru. ^^
Hero-mi
Japanese
Jan 14, 2016
Thank you very much for the lesson! We went over a chapter on Genki together. You got the idea very quickly, even some are difficult to get the idea, don't worry! Things will make more sense as you learn :) You did very well, I am looking forward to our next lesson!
Hero-mi
Japanese
Jan 8, 2016
Thank you for the trial lesson. We did some conjugations of adjectives and nouns. There is always an efficient way to approach your goal, I am happy to find out what works the best for you! Noticing your progress keeps your motivation :) Look forward to our actual lesson next time.
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    whether you think you can or you can‘t，you are right

    i think i can grasp the real meaning maybe。the people always say that everyday is a new day 。They don’t mention what happened yesterday，you also have a good mood for today。just one night you have to recover everything。it is not easy to do it for people 。even though i would like to do it well。so even if it will not be，but also we can drop a hint by yourself【i can】。on psychology they call the name of【psychological hint】。i want to say，the positive is better than negative or the hint of 【i cant】。i really think it works。let‘s try to do it from nowO(∩_∩)O
    actually，the day after tomorrow ，i have the text of driver's license。but i didn’t have enough time to practiced。i little bit worry about it，but its ok，take it easy，and do the psychological hint 【i can do】！
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    March 15, 2016
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    daiyobi I keep hearing the word Daiyobi . 大予備　This seems to translate as big or big part of but its used oddly. could anyone explain how to use this word?
    February 11, 2016
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    Found this after a quick google search, may be helpful if you are still a bit confused. http://www.punipunijapan.com/to-omoimasu/
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    January 28, 2016
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    I am not japanese but I would probably just say いいですよ。or いいですね。 If I wanted it to have greater emphasis I might say すばらしいですよ。
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    January 25, 2016
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    This content violates our Community Guidelines.
    January 25, 2016
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    dropping something which is the more correct way to say you dropped your wallet? 財布が失うた。 財布が落としました。 財布が無くしました。
    January 20, 2016
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    ability vs imperative What is the difference between these two verbs if any? I am trying to compare the imperative form of the verb to the ru form of the verb with Koto Ga Dekimasu 1) 食べことができます 2) 食べられる both have the たべる stem. Is one more formal?meant ability vs potential, not ability vs imperative.
    January 19, 2016
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    sounds like an avalanche. Snow is coming down (I assume the mountain) I am used to 降る being used for precipitation. I am not japanese though.
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    January 19, 2016
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    wow there are alot more combinations than I originally thought. 188?

     

    http://nihongoichiban.com/home/japanese-grammar-particles/

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    January 15, 2016
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    if you are going to call it the Ultimate guide, it would be nice if it had more than Wa & Ga. Still it is a nicely written and well thought out article.

     

    One of the hardest parts of casual japanese for me is when people string together particles like ne, yo, na, de and combine them. Another thing is when there are feminine and masculine only particles that are sometimes used it can be very confusing.

     

    Can you publish a guide on the rest of the particles?

     

     

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    January 15, 2016
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