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Hi, I'm Makenzie. I want to speak Japanese, but the writing, it's just so complicated. I want to learn how to speak Japanese and how to write in Japanese.
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    Scary: Look For Me By Moonlight  By:Mary Downing Hahn

     Funny: Once Upon a Toad      By: I forgot who it was written by but it is a good book.

     

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    Well, It's way easier than an English person learning Chinese.

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    What exam? An exam for English or another language?

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    I am learning Japanese!

        I am a begginer in Japanese, but I know how to pronounce a few words. What I really don't understand is how to read and write in Japanese.

        I heard there are 3 types of Japanese, but which do I use?

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    The first doesn't make since. Don't is short do not, and won't is short for will not. The difference is don't means that you are not doing now, while won't means that you will not do it in the future. Don't can also mean that you are telling someone not to do something.
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    Answer to question 3: I don't think there really is much of a difference between the first 2 sentences. The third one doesn't make sense. Come means that you want someone to go to where you are. So you are telling someone to go to you, while also telling them to go somewhere else.
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    December 30, 2015
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    Your question doesn't make sense. I think your asking which one to use, but not for sure.
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    December 30, 2015
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    Chapstick
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