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    The proper grammar for that question, first of all, is: When will you start your exams? And the answer would be: I will start my exams on Saturday. A more casual or conversational way to say this would be just to say "Saturday" or "on Saturday." And you can leave words out and/or shorten them like this: I'll start my exams Saturday.
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    May 20, 2016
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    To each his own is the most common I believe.
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    May 20, 2016
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    May 19, 2016
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    My Memories in Congo 2

    Continued from previous entry.
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    All passengers were told to get off the airplane.
    And again, we had to wait at in a waiting room.
    Fortunately, this time was just it was only a few hours.
    We were asked to take the bus, so we believed to we would be able to board another flight.

    Then, The bus left the airport soon in no time and drove us to a hotel, which they called so and which looked like the guesthouses that I used to stay at when I was a backpacker.
    A personnel of the airline company wanted us to stay at the hotel and wait in there until the bus will come again returned. and He guessed it would be back tomorrow or the day after tomorrow.

    We’re We were worried, wondering about if we could arrive in Cameroon.
    But at the same time, we had too were curious to stay at a guesthouse.
    (To be continued)
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    January 26, 2016
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    "Ittekimasu (I'm going)"

    These are 700 times or more, of "Ittekimasu (I'm going)" photos, in around 4 years.

    This is an accumulative of 700+ photos taken in the time span of 4 years.

    Each photo were taken when I leave the home for work, in the morning, and was set as my wallpaper of my mobile phone for that day.

    Each photo was taken before I left for work in the morning, and was set as the wallpaper for my phone for that particular day.

    One day, suddenly, a colleague asked me "Are you taking those photos every morning?"

    One day, a colleague asked me, "Are you taking those photos every morning?"

    I was surprised that he said, "Sounds good!".

    I was surprised when he said, "Sounds good!"
    The kind word that I didn't expect, gave me courage, and unawares, I came to think I should work on a project with these photos.

    His kind words encouraged me to work on a project with these photos.
    I did not do anything difficult for this. It is only arranged in the orders, like you can see. Top-left is older, the bottom-right is newer.

    This was not a difficult task. I simply arranged the photos in order; top-left being oldest, bottom-right being newest.
    There are some pictures that are not taken at home but at my mother's house. That was a times when the second child was born.

    Some of the pictures weren't taken at home, but at my mother's house. This was the time period of my second child's birth.
    There are some pictures that there is no one in a photo. That is because no one said "Itterashai (bye-bye)", since they overslept or for some another reasons.

    There are some pictures without anyone in the photo. That is because no one said, "Itterashai (bye-bye)," since they overslept or for some other reasons.
    This image got Grand Prix & Audience Award of 2013 Graphic Grand Prix by Yamaha.
    This project still continues at least 2015 so far.

    This project still continues on to 2015 so far.

    I am an English-native speaker. I made some grammatical corrections to the best of my ability. Hope this helps!

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    January 26, 2016
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