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Hello there. I am a working professional looking for a native American English speaker. I currently work in Los Angeles and would like to improve my English. In return, I am able to help your Japanese and I have some teaching experiences as well. Ideally, I'd like to work on one language at a time and switch back to be fair. Please contact me if it sounds good to you. Thanks.
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    "sufficient" and "enough" How and when do you use "sufficient" and when do you use "enough"? Someone please tell me the difference!
    November 16, 2013
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    1. お名前は、なんとおっしゃいますか。 イバラ アンドレイナ と申します。 2. どちらに おすまいですか。 私はｶﾗｶｽﾞの ﾛｻﾙに すんでいます｡......(How would be written "El rosal"?) (I don't know the correct way to say "El Rosal" but エル ロザル?) 3. あなた にご家族はいますか。 私 には、そぼ が 二人 、 ちちと ははと あにと 妹とわたし の 七人 です、それ に いぬ が いっぴき います。シャンタル です。 4 and 5. don't need any corrections.
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    November 16, 2013
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    -neck of the wood- Is this something older generation use? I was listening Business English Potcasts and the idiom of the day was "neck of the wood". I told this to my co-worker (26 years old), and he said " that sounds like an old man". Is this true?
    November 12, 2013
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    => He didn't go to Japan, in fact, he never went abroad. I'd say like this 彼は日本に行かなかった。”実際には” 彼は海外行ったこともない。
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    November 12, 2013
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    例文２：今日のキャンピングの間に泳ぐとは、ダニエル先生の考えで決めたものです or 例文２：今日のキャンピングの間に泳ぐ事は、ダニエル先生なりに考えて決めた事です
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    November 12, 2013
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    Hi Suzika, Take a look at this site below. This is how to make Teriyaki. You can aslo try this with chicken, beef, or whatever you'd like http://food.yahoo.com/recipes/food-and-wine/BB358068-D59C-4EF3-AE870BA864E70592/teriyaki-salmon
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    June 20, 2008
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    Hi AJ, Acctually , I like the sounds, it's cute;) BUT, unfortunelty, it's not right. Not sure this helps you but I heard the adj ending with 「い」 is self- conjugated words. That's why It's unnecessary to put 「だ」　after the い adj Please take a look at the bottom of this page ↓ http://www.jpwind.com/JP/Grammar/20070609160745.html Hope it helps you.
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    June 19, 2008
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    ''Kio tsukete'' would be similer to '' take care'' depend on when you want to say it.
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    June 19, 2008
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    Jodan=Joke /Ja(dewa)=is/ Nai=Not so, jodan janaiyoo= I'm not kidding, Don't be kidding, I'm serious.
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    June 19, 2008
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