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I don't really know what to say here, I like meeting new people and learning things about different cultures and languages. I'm pretty happy to talk with anyone about just about anything. Cheers?
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Hiro
Japanese
Mar 5, 2016
went up to ‘dialog’ of chapter 4. We will be able to start from here once more on another lesson. You simply need much practice to make Japanese more your own. Funny and enjoyable lesson=) ありがとうございました！
Hiro
Japanese
Feb 21, 2016
Practiced ほしい-form to prepare for coming test. I wish the lesson today works well on her test. Very good lesson with a good student=) ありがとうございました！
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    Heute war ein schöner Tag. Ich habe ein Buch gelesen, die interessant war. Mein Freundin und ich haben auch Videospiele gespielt. Unser Hund war sehr süß. Obwohl es heute kalt war, haben wir zusammen draußen gespielt. Ein ganz normaler Tag, aber sehr nett.
    January 27, 2021
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    Ein Call of Cthulhu Spiel Also...Morgen spiele ich ein "Call of Cthulhu" one-shot mit meine Freunde. Ich bin der Spielleiter also eigentlich "spiele" ich nicht. Die Jahre ist 1922, die Spieler arbeiten bei einem Zirkus. Es gab ein Akrobat, ein Medium, ein Wanderprediger, und ein Trainer. Ein kommishe Grouppe, vielleicht, aber viel Spaß. Der Zirkus ist nach Arkansas gegangen um zu arbeiten. Da die Grouppe entdeckt dass die Stadt ein National Park bauen will. 1863 hat es dort ein Bataille durch den Sezessionskrieg gegeben. Was die Spieler wissen nicht ist dass ein böse Familie in der Nähe gewohnen hat und sie haben die Körper von dem Bataille gestollen. Sie haben die Körper durch Magie wiederbelebt. Die Zombies hat die Stadt getötet, aber ein paar Sklavin (die aus die Karabik kommt) kennen Wodu. Sie haben die Zombies in einem Grab mit Magie gefangen und auch die böse Familie getotet. Leider ist die Konföderierte gekommen. Sie haben gedacht dass die Sklavin die Stadt getötet und deshalb haben sie die Sklavin ermordet. Die Spieler sind nach die Zombie Grab gegangen (sie denkt das ist eine Sklavin Grab) und haben ein paar Kinder dort gesehen. Die Kinder haben ein Grabstein gebrochen und jetzt sind die Zombies frei. Also jetzt gab es 50 zombies und die 4 Spieler. Können sie überleben und die Zombies töten? Oder die Magie entdeken und damit die Zombies wieder fangen? Ich habe keine Ahnung aber ich freute mich auf die Abschluss.
    November 5, 2017
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  • Answered
    It seems like in America if you want to shake someone's hand you just do put it out there and do it, it doesn't really matter on social position, you won't be looked down upon for sticking out your hand first for say a professor. I will say I always think it's a LITTLE weird when I'm introduced to a friend's friend and they shake my hand because I usually think of that as being really informal and not necessary but not in a "oh okay that guy is a total weirdo" sort of way just in a "oh okay sure". It's kind of the same reaction I get when a friends friend wants to give me a hug....a little weird but not impolite in the least. Really it's just a sign of being polite. I've never seen a poor reaction to getting or giving a handshake in any situation. I feel like it also depends on where you are, I feel like when I'm visiting the south/Midwest there's a lot more handshaking In more casual situations than up north/east.
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    June 9, 2016
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    On, at, and in....an easy way to pick which one is right is to picture it. For example with objects, use a car. "He was in the car" means he was actually inside of the car. "He was on the car" means he was actually on top of the car, like standing on the roof. "He was at the car" this ones a little weird because it COULD mean he's inside of the car or it could mean he's standing near the car. Prepositions in any language are super hard, it just takes practice to decide what's right/wrong, you'll get it!
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    June 9, 2016
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    You COULD say "I would thank you not to forget my name" as in making a request of someone but frankly it sounds a littl ominous and kind of rude.....but really that's the only way that would grammatically make sense.
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    June 9, 2016
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    As a native speaker I use both interchangeably.
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    June 9, 2016
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    Usually you can use them pretty interchangeably, could is usually less definite than can. Example: I could make pizza. (it implies I could, but I might not or might not know how) where as: I can make pizza (this implies, I have the ability to do so and might do so.) when making a request of someone "could" is usually more polite. Example: Could you hand me that pen? is more polite than "can you hand me that pen" but you could use either.
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    March 2, 2016
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    I want to teach English to Japanese children.

    Someday, I want to teach English to Japanese children, so I am studying English now.
    I can't speak English well, but I could never hate English, because I think that if  I hate English, children will also hate English.


    So and because are conjunctions, meaning they are used to combine two sentences into one, so they (usually) can't start their own sentence.Also Good Luck!!! If you ever want to practice English I'd be happy to help!

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    March 1, 2016
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    42....according to the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy.
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    March 1, 2016
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    Ah this is actually a really interesting question but kind of hard to explain the answer....Okay so Alexander Pope gave the dog with the engraved collar to a prince if I remember correctly...the engraving is basically a clever joke/social commentary....it's basically saying to whomever reads it "I'm the property of the prince, and you reader, who are you the property of?" implying that anyone who reads the collar is under the ownership in some form to someone else.
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    March 1, 2016
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