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I'm currently living in Japan studying Japanese until 2019, and would like to make new friends. I'm pretty shy person, so it can be really difficult for me to talk to people, but I try my best to improve on getting better with talking with people. I love playing games, watching anime and reading manga. If want to talk or play something together just message me.
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    meaning of っつー at end of sentence When reading manga, see っつー alot, and want to know what it means when used at end of sentences. I know that it's a form of という, っていう. But don't think the grammar is same as quoting. some examples 私が知るわけないっつーの え~~~ ないっつーの わざわざ言うなっつーの 自分でがんばれっつーの
    October 13, 2018
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    "We're even" in japanese How would you say

    We're even

    As in

    1)Just do this for me and we're even

    2)Buy me a beer and we're even

    Ect

    October 17, 2017
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    Uses of のが and のほうが、より If I wanted to say that it is difficult to write kanji would it be valid to say (私は)漢字を書くのが難しいです。 also if I wanted to say that I'm better at reading then writing how would I say that? Would using のほうが and よりwork? like (私は)漢字が読み物のほうが書き物より上手です。
    November 1, 2016
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    Last one, "Did you borrow a book?" is correct if you're asking someone said question. Also what will work if you said "Did you borrow any books?" Both accomplish same thing, but the latter (second one) is more used if asking if they had borrowed more than one book. As former (first one) is like asking if they had borrowed only one book.
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    June 21, 2016
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    Kanji Difference What is the difference between these two kanji 去 先 I've been told they can both mean past, but is there a significant difference in which you would use them
    May 20, 2016
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    Does this make sense? I'm asking a friend if they like sashimi and they response back that they don't like but don't hate it either. 私:好きなたべものはさしみですか 友: 好きじゃないです。でも嫌いじゃないも。
    May 7, 2016
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    Is this correct? I want to say that It is difficult for me to speak Japanese because i'm a shy person 私は難しい日本語を話します。静かな人ですから。
    May 7, 2016
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