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Hello I'm Ezara from NZ, and I'm looking for a language exchange friend. I'm a native English speaker learning Japanese but i'm still a beginner. I'm happy to help with English of course, even if you're just starting out. Lets chat:)
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    Painting... You use paint Drawing... You use a pencil, pen, crayon etc to design a picture etc. Hope that helps
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    March 1, 2018
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    "Look after our desks and chairs" Is the more appropriate one to say.
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    March 15, 2016
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    Yes that is correct. You say line up quietly if you'd like the students to stand in a line and not make any noise.
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    March 15, 2016
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    "Dear Ms Mariya". That's all you need to say.
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    March 15, 2016
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    They are both correct but I'd prefer to say "wear sports shoes for gym class".
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    March 15, 2016
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    You need to change the word "the" in both sentences to "a". The second sentence doesn't sound right... You could say "today isn't a good day for this" or "today isn't a good day for me to do this"... Those sentences would be perfectly fine for the second sentence.
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    March 4, 2016
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    And is this right? Today is my father's birthday. My birthday is tomorrow. わたしのきょうはちちのたんじょうびです。わたしのたんじょうびはあしたです。
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    March 1, 2016
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    Am i using the right particles wa and no in the right places? Does this sentence sound right in Japanese??? I'm not sure if i've used no and wa in the right places... Does it seem right? He is my son. She is the daughter of my son. かれはむすこです。かのじょのむすめはむすこです。
    March 1, 2016
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    im confused with this katakana can someone please help me Hello I need to write this as katakana and the tutor corrected my mistakes but I dont understand what => means in the sentence. Question, Please change the following words into katakana letters and write the meaning of word in English. A, aisukuriimu == アイス(クリイム=>クリーム) Icecream B, erebeetaa== エレ（ベエタア＝＞ベータ―） Elevator C, kaaten== （カア＝＞カー）テン this is curtain.
    March 1, 2016
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    "I remember off by heart"... This is a phrase people say when they remember something very clearly for example... If someone has just learnt how to count in Japanese from 1 to 10 and then they begin to count from 1 to 10 without forgetting or making any mistakes.... This means they remember off by heart. In other words, they remember every single number clearly. Hope this helps
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    February 29, 2016
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