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Hi! I'm Leslie Miosotis, but most people call me Leslie or Mio. Feel free to chat! I apologize in advance for any rude comments or gestures. I can assure you I have no Idea what I'm doing when it comes to learning a language I didn't grow up with. Patience is greatly appreciated, even when we can't communicate 100%. If you send me a message in any of my well-know languages, I'd be happy to help. And if anyone is interested in art, please send me a message!
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Japanese with Shun
Japanese
Jul 13, 2019
Thank you for taking a lesson with me. We did a self-introduction today! We have a lot of new vocabs and expressions. I am looking forward to teaching you next week!
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    Email

    Hi Alex,
    I thank you and your parents. We had a great weekend. Especially, I liked that new film ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD. Everything was so cool.So.. i invite you to my city.I want to enjoy this again.My city is filled entertainment.
    See you.
    With best regards.
    Zahar
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    September 15, 2019
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    Stories to Read In Japanese
    Hi, I'm a native English speaker having a hard time with reading sentences. I know maybe 40 different kanji and I can read hiragana and katakana. What are some good stories/books to read that are not too complicated to learn? Also, if someone can recommend a show to watch, that would be awesome!

    In return, I'll recommend some books and shows/movies, just let me know what your preferences are!
    July 8, 2019
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  • Answered
    It is in passive voice, it's better to get right to the point. I suggest: In 1996, the import and export performance was outstanding, while the performance in 1998 was the poorest. Jennifer has it right, but there are many ways to write a sentence like this.
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    July 8, 2019
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  • Answered
    Usually people use he/she if they're the owners, you can use it if you're not sure of the gender or if you aren't familiar with the cat/dog.
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    July 8, 2019
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