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    国を問わず大分のマスコミは他国の良いことより、不祥事のほうをもっと狙うと思います。なぜかというと、不祥事が読者の目を奪えるのです。

    偏見•差別ニュースに誘導されたネトウヨがいつも存在しているんで、無視したらいいと勧めます。僕自身は中国人ですから、嫌中コメントも時々見えて気分悪くなっちゃったけど、あんな連中らはやっぱり少数だと信じています。

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    April 8, 2016
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    Revised one: 新年在北京过的怎么样？ 新年的时候北京人喜欢吃涮羊肉和烤鸭。年轻人跟朋友聚会或者去旅行，常常开车去郊区玩儿。 I'm not sure what you wanna express in the first paragraph. If you mean "how was your new year like in Beijing", "新年在北京过的怎么样？ " will be Okay. If you mean "what's the general image of new year in Beijing", the sentence should be like “北京的新年是什么样子的？”
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    我目前在日本留学三年，跟你谈谈我的经验。 日本大和民族讲究同一性。参加集体活动也好，平日穿衣打扮也好，都希望自己不要做的太出格。因此おかしい等等代表与周围不同的形容词在日语里包含比较强烈的贬义。 如果想表达出发音很奇怪又不想伤害到对方可以说：発音は正しいけど、もっと綺麗にすれば...然后你把正确的音发给他听。
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    April 8, 2016
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    Hello. Actually what you have written above is not a sentence but a long, long word, right? DLS has given a right answer but I suppose that "project" doesn't only mean "工程", but also probably "项目", depending on your context.
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    April 8, 2016
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    A faculty is a division within a <a href="https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/University" title="University" style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; font-family: 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, 'Nimbus Sans L', Arial, 'Liberation Sans', sans-serif; font-size: 16px; line-height: 26px; vertical-align: baseline; background-image: none; color: rgb(90, 54, 150);">university</a> comprising one subject area, or a number of related subject areas.（摘自wikipedia）

    我想应该是学院或者系的意思吧。

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    April 8, 2016
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    Hello. I'm a Chinese who has learned and practiced Japanese for several years, so I think I could give you some advice. Here 食せ means "Eat it!", and obviously the original form of that is 食す(しょくす), but maybe you have found that the word you learned expressing "to eat" is 食べる(たべる) and 食う(くう). The difference among the three words is just their nuance, that 食す is formally used, 食べる is frequently used, and 食う is casually used. Hope that this answer could help you.
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