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(please be my language exchange partner! ) Hi. My name is Ami (Amy) from Japan. I am studying at a university in the U.S. as an international student. Since English isnt my first language, i am having a hard time to write up a paper, /check my grammar on my papers etc. i am looking for someone who can share this feeling like some one who needs to write a paper or any writing work in Japanese, so we can help each other. looking forward to hear from you! thank you
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    is this phrase sounds ok to you? Having a great diversity is important because it does not only fulfill the state mission and educational equality, but also, teaches us cultural awareness.
    March 16, 2012
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  • Answered
    Susemi99ssi Youngkeunssi thank you very much !!!
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    February 19, 2012
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  • Answered
    this is a made up word for this web i guess. and its says that kid-friendly sudoku. seems like it is a compound noun (kid friendly + sudoku) and they clipped in the mid part, thus kidoku. otherwise, ive never heard the word in spoken japanese.
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    February 17, 2012
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  • Posted
    뽀지게　日本語で言うと何ですか？
    February 17, 2012
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    aruiwa (formal way of "or"), thus bisexual and lesbian cannot connect with aruiwa if this sentence has one subject (which is missing in this sentence). or unless the speaker of this sentence hasnt decided her sexual orientation.
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    February 15, 2012
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  • Posted
    how do you say 変わらない"not different" in a word i thought "indifferent=not different=almost the same" but it wasnt. so what the antonym for "different" but not "same" ? I am looking for a word to say "not that different" rather than "the same" thank you :)
    February 15, 2012
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  • Posted
    how would you say this in English? 釘付けになったように立ちどまってそっちを見つめていた
    February 13, 2012
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    This is a good question, 灯がともっていたhi ga tomotteita, but now its sounds redundant.
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    February 7, 2012
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  • Corrected

    My fictional firends in tokyo

    僕は東京に友達がいます、彼女の名前はアニータです。

    彼女は東京は賑やかな大都市だといいますす。
    休みをとって東京に行ってみたいです。

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    February 7, 2012
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  • Corrected

    Japanese Past Tense Practice #2

    1. My client's name is not John Smith.
    Watashi no okyakusma wa John Smith dewa arimasen.

    2. I didn't eat breakfast this morning. 
    kesa wa watashi tabemasen deshita

    3. Did you use my car? No, I didn't. Your mother did.
    Anata wa watashi no kuruma o tsukumashitaka? iie, Anata no okaasan ga tsukaimashita.

    4. Did you memorize the new words?
    Anata wa atarashi kotoba wo oboemashitaka?.

    5. This person is my English teacher. She reads the newspaper in the morning.
    Kore wa watashi no sensei desu. Konojo wa shinbun wo asa yomimasu.

    6. I am going to buy a car magazine at the airport.
    Watashia wa kuruma no zasshi wo kuukou de ikumasu

    7. I went to the train station with the customer
    Watashi ha okyakusama to denshano eki ni ikimashita.

    8. My mother doesn't make breakfast on Sunday morning.
    Okaasan ha Nichiyoubi no asa ha gohanwo tsukurimasen.

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    February 6, 2012
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