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こんにちは〜 22歳のオーストラリアのクリスティーンです! 来年から大学で日本語を勉強するつもりで、とりあえず独学です。だからできるだけでも手伝ってくれたら嬉しくなりますよ。 旅行も大好きです!! 日本の行った所: 栃木、東京、神奈川、静岡、名古屋、滋賀、京都、奈良、大阪… あと10月に日本に戻る予定です。 遊びたい人がいませんかぁ〜 気軽にチャットして、仲良くなりましょうね!よろしくお願いします〜
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    A native speaker would probably say: He always speaks in a bureaucratic tone. Or He always replies formally/properly. "Bureaucratic tone" is impolite. You wouldn't say it directly to someone!
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    December 11, 2015
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    "Complete", "accomplish" and "achieve" are verbs with the same meaning. "Achievement" is a noun meaning: something you have achieved.
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    December 11, 2015
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    I remember in English class at school, I was taught: Many, for amounts you can count e.g. "How many chocolates do you want?" Much, for amounts you can't count e.g. "How much sugar is needed?" (Can't be counted, only measured) This makes sense for other sentence patterns too: "There are so many cows!" Even though there are many, you can count them. "There is so much smoke." (Can't be counted, only measured)
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    December 11, 2015
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    'About me' を訂正してくれて下さい~ I'm sure that it needs correction 笑 (⌒-⌒; ) よろしくね^^ メルボルンの水族館で働いている。小学3年から高校12年まで日本語を勉強した。けれど卒業から使わない。いま仕事でたくさんツーリストと話すから、日本語ができることべんりだと思う。とくに会話の日本語を練習したい。だからスカイプやビデオコール良いでしょう! そしてもちろんいっしょに話しながら友だちになりたい。英語と助けてあげられるよ。 おねがいします ( ^_^)/~~~
    December 11, 2015
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    Could you please correct my transcription?

    Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg to give away 99% of shares
    http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-34981771

    Like many young couples Mark and Priscilla took to Facebook to celebrate the birth of their daughter, but they also had other news. In a video recorded just 4 weeks before the arrival of Max, the couple gave a hint of their plans.
    Mark said, "Having a child made us think about all of the things that should be improved in the world."
    The Facebook founder and his wife have now made it clear that that will involve giving away most of their huge fortune.
    In a letter to their daughter, they say they'll donate 99% of their Facebook shares over their lives to promote good causes for better health and greater education equality.

    John Kobara of the California Community Foundation said, "When you have that kind of wealth, when you can give away 45 billion or 46 billion, you should be giving away a lot of your money. I think it's good to set a standard and a model for other people to give."

    Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan join other billionaires in giving away much of their wealth. Bill & Melinda Gates have so far donated over 21 billion pounds. And businessman Warren Buffett has given 15 billion pounds. Investor George Soros has donated 7 billion pounds so far to charity.

    Mark Zuckerberg started Facebook when he was 20 and 4 years later, had already turned down lucrative offers to buy. I suggested that was a mistake in 2009.

    A reporter said, "When you could have basically retired at 24 that never entered your mind. You thought, no, I'm going to carry on."
    Mark said, "It's what I do. I just know what I care about."

    What the Facebook founder does care about is his single minded mission to change the way the world communicates. That turned out to be good for his business and for the causes he and his wife support.

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    December 10, 2015
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