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Hello guys, My name is Zieqry. You can call me Jiki as my name is quite difficult to pronounce. I am from Malaysia. I can speak and write fluently in English and Malay. I came to italki to brush up and learn even more about Japanese. If I have the chance, I would like to learn other languages as well. Hope everyone enjoys their time here. Contact me up. I'm friendly. hehehehhe
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    Explaination for おきます- ~おいで, ~おいたら I need to know the meaning, usage and example of おきます- ~おいで, ~おいたら. I got confused on how it works and needs a bit help in explaining how.
    January 22, 2016
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    Dinner with 彼女 よるに私は彼女と晩ごはんをたべました。 私達は中国の料理が食べました。 彼女は麺のスープーをもちました。 けど私は茶飯を持ちました。 この瞬間は静かだし、ロマンチクだし、私は嬉しかった。 後で私達は公園にちょっと散歩しました。 あのときは月が明るくてきれいです。 本当に幸せ〜〜〜
    January 22, 2016
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    Need explanation for usage of －なければ And －たら。 I need an English explanation on the usage of －なければ And －なら。 I want to know what are the difference in both of them and when should I use them. If possible, a detailed explanation is needed, however, everyone is welcome to help. 日本語勉強するんですが見ていただきませんか？
    January 19, 2016
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  • Corrected

    I think its better written this way. Sentence varies.

     

    はじめがない、おわりもない。

    まっていないか？

     

     

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    January 11, 2016
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  • Corrected

    A fresh start

    はじめまして。ラースです 。
    よろしくお願いします 。

    わたしわ日本語をべんきょうしています。

    じゃ、またね。

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    January 11, 2016
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  • Answered
    Yes, they are always punctual, if not, early. In cases if something happened like a delay, they will call in to person or place he is going to meet or be. However, this actually loses a bit of their morale and self-esteem as being late, even for 5 minutes is somewhat of having bad manners. Despite so, there are places or people who could make some leniency, but not many though.
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    January 8, 2016
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    Random Practice #３ Want to practice my ふつーけい To see if there is some improvements and mistakes. 今日僕がちょっとさびしい。母と父はりょこうに行ってきました。妹たちは寄宿学校で帰りました。お父ちゃんとお祖母ちゃんがいなかですんでいる。彼女はいろいろ計画があるから忙しいだ。コンピュータを使ったり、テレビを見たり、散歩をすることがあったけぢまださびしくて、つまらないだも。 Today I am lonely. Mom and Dad went on a vacation. My sisters went back to their boarding school. Grandpa and Grandma lives in my hometown. My girlfriend has many plans, so she is busy. I have used the computer, watched television, went for a walk, but still I'm lonely, also bored.
    January 8, 2016
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  • Answered
    なります Or its root word なる Translates as "to become" You can only use them in two ways： １）If met with a なーAdjective, Place a に In between the adjective and なります／なる。 For example- 私はきれいになります。（I'm becoming pretty) ２）If met with a いーAdjective, replace the last syllable of the adjective with a く、Then insert a に After the adjective before ending with なります／なる。 For example- 私はつよくになります　（I'm becoming stronger) つよい（強い）Means Strong.
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    January 8, 2016
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    January 7, 2016
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    A Good Start #2 Well, the more I browse around, the more I am clear of what to do in italki. I have slowly made friends around and even find a very suitable Japanese teacher for me. I hope everything could go well and my Japanese to improve. まず、何をするか？ハハハ。。
    January 7, 2016
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