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こんにちは! I want to speak conversational Japanese. I would gladly offer assistance to those who want to learn conversational English. For those who speak Japanese and want to learn English, let's help each other. I want to make friends around the world and visit each other's country. Please come and say hi! :-)
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chihiro_ito
Japanese
May 23, 2013
In spite it's been a while since our last lesson, AJ-san still remembers most of the points. She just needs to refresh her memory and warm up the brain & mouth for speaking. It was very nice to talk to her!
chihiro_ito
Japanese
Jan 23, 2012
We reviewed and practiced lesson18. Be careful about adjective conjugations and katakana words.
chihiro_ito
Japanese
Oct 17, 2011
Excellent work in writing & grammar exercise! Still need practice to ask questions in actual conversation, but AJ-san can accurately response if asked.
chihiro_ito
Japanese
Oct 14, 2011
AJ-san is making amazing improvement in conversation. She makes less errors now, and she can speak in full sentences rather than a word. とてもじょうずです！
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  • Answered
    The introduction will depend on the circumstances: the country (and culture) you are in, if it is in a business environment or an informal setting. If you will be in America: A business introduction may be: Hello, I am Yusuke+(family name). It’s good to meet you. If it is a business appointment: Hello, I am Yusuke+(family name). Thank you for meeting with me. If it is an informal (setting) introduction, you can simply use your first name: Hi, I’m Yusuke, nice to meet you. It is ok to keep things simple. You can follow your introduction with whatever information is needed for the occasion. Hope that helps.^^
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    June 10, 2011
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    June 4, 2011
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    Practice sentences with いきます・います　　あります・います いきます・います １．　：　スミスさんはいつ冬季用にいますか。 　　　：　らいしゅう　いきます。 　　　：　だれと　いきますか。 　　　：　かとうさんと　いきます。 　　　：　そうですか。 ２．　：　スミスさんはいつ　横浜にきますか。 　　　：　あさって　いきます。 　　　：　だれと　きますか。 　　　：　ささきさんと　います。 　　　：　そうですか。 あります・います １．たきにじんじゃあります。 ２．さかなにみずみがいます。 ３．タクシーのりばに　おとこのひとが　います。 ４．かいしゃに　たかはしさんが　います。 １.　A:　２かいに　なにが　ありますか。 　　B:　ゆうびんきょくが　あります。 ２．A：　３かいに　なにが　ありますか。 　　B:　たいしかんが　あります。 １．A:　ちゅうしゃじょうに　だれがいますか。 　　B: 　たかはしさんが　います。 ２．A:　３かいに　だれが　いますか。 　　B: 　スミスさんが　います。 　
    June 4, 2011
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  • Posted
    を　います・あります　　　と・や を　is used injection with います・あります ex:　本をよます。 ﾗｼﾞｵをききます。 ビールをのみます。 different from: します。　（？） ex:　うちでべんきょします。 と:　one other/more や：　many/more than two ex: 私はほんとしぶんをかいます。 私はサラダヤステーキをたべます。 まい： まいあさバナナをたべます。 last weekend What did you do last weekend?
    June 3, 2011
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  • Answered
    I did not know. "Didn't" is a contraction (shortening of) of the words "did not," which is the past tense form of the words "do not." Example: I arrived at the airport at 8:00 because I did not know (didn't know) the departure time was changed to 10:00. Hope that helps.^^
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    March 29, 2011
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    Buying wine in Japanese: A need to know lesson フランスのにじゅうドルのウィンをさんばんと カリフォルニアのさんじゅうドルのウィンをにはんくだいさい。 ありごとございます。
    March 29, 2011
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  • Posted
    Japanese phonetics ひゃく　　　　hyaku (hi-ya-ku?) ろっぴゃく ropphyaku (rop-pia-ku?) はっぴゃく happhyaku (ha-pia-ku?)
    March 26, 2011
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    This, That, That over There さい・なんさいですか？・おいくつですか？ Age/asking/polite form いっさい　　　　ろくさい　　　　じゅいっさい にさい　　　　　ななさい　　　　じゅはっさい さんさい　　　　はっいさい　　にじゅいっさい・＝はたる よんさい　　　　くさい　　 ごささい　　　　じゅさい ここ、そこ、あそこ。。。どこ (where)？ だれの= whose is it? それは　だれの かみがみじがいです。 Short hair かみがながいです。 Long hair
    March 7, 2011
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    What is the difference between おとうさん、ちちえ、and　おやじ？
    September 8, 2010
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  • Answered
    Yes. If it is thirty minutes past seven o'clock, you would say 7:30. You can say 15 past 7 for 7:15 or A quarter til 7 for 6:45. In general, numbers up to 15 you can use "past the hour". Numbers after 45, you can use "til the hour". All else is pretty much stated as is. (But honestly, it doesn't really matter. ^^ You can say it's 30 minutes past the hour.)
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    October 30, 2008
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