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I'm a musician and programmer from Moscow. I speak English rather well and am currently studying Japanese. I love music (duh!), video games, SF and cats :3. I also love making new friends, so feel free to PM me for a chat! =)
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  • Answered
    Hello! Crowdfunding is a method of funding projects by a large number of people. Usually the creator posts his vision of a project (e.g. a device, or a movie, or a game) on a specialized website and those people who want this project to be completed pay him in advance or simply send money. Indiegogo is one such website, the other well known one is Kickstarter. You can read more about it at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crowdfunding In your case it means that Mr. Sung posted the concept vision of his innovative cat-feeder on the Indiegogo website so that those who would like to own one would help him fund its production.
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    August 1, 2016
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    Souseki Natsume : The Japanese author

    I have recently read a book called ”ko-u-fu” that was written by Souseki Natsume.
    ”Ko-u-fu” means ”A coal miner”.
    The main character is a teenager, he for some reason had to leave his home and go somewhere his close ones didn't know about.
    So he went to a coal to work, that's the opening of the story.
    The main stream (it's better to use 'theme' or 'focus of the story' here) is his physical and mental growth.
    I was impressed how the writing about his emotion is delicate but the entire atmosphere is pretty dark, so I was impressed, but I will not read it again ('anymore' is OK if you've read it partially but don't want to continue reading).
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    August 1, 2016
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    it is so difficult to find a friend

    Maybe most of us make some friends on this site. I just wanna look for a friend who can share happiness and sadness, at the same time. I can improve my English ability by chatting with him or her.
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    July 27, 2016
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    +1 for Remembering the Kanji, it took me half a year of relatively lazy studying to go through all the Jōyō kanji with it. Niko of NihongoShark has a great introduction to the method on his website: https://nihongoshark.com/learn-kanji/
    As an alternative, you can try some other mnemonics-based methods like KanjiDamage http://www.kanjidamage.com/, I believe any of them would be superior to rote-based memorizing that Japanese children do at school.
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    July 25, 2016
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  • Answered
    Hello! It sure looks like a grammatically correct way of saying "student of Judo" in Japanese.
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    July 25, 2016
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