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Hi my name is Alessandra, I live in Udine, a small city in the north-east of Italy. I am trying to learn Japanese by myself. I can speak also English, French and a little bit of German. I can write in Japanese, but often I need to use also a translator. I think I'll need more time in order to learn more words. I know a bit of grammar, I would like to attend a Japanese course, but in my city it's impossible. There are no courses, moreover during the week I am always busy at work. I can just study while commuting by car or during the week ends. I love Japan, I've been there 2 times. I visited Tokyo, Yokohama, Kamakura, Kyoto, Nikko, Nara and Osaka and one day I would like return. I like Japanese anime and manga, I like also Japanese food. I love sushi, sashimi, ramen, soba, okonomiyaki and so on! I hope to find some friends with whom I can share the same interests. I would really like to improve my knowledge and to know more about Japan and japanese lifestyle. For now I am just looking for native language partners. I am focusing on Japanese only. I'm sorry but I have not enough time to follow other requests. Thank you in advance for your help! またねー。
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    December 23, 2018
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    Could you please check my sentences? A few months ago I attended a 書道 course, so I would like to write something nice for one of my friends. This is the sentence I would like to write on a postcard: 友達は人の欠点知っても,やはりその人が好きだよ! I wanted to say something like this: even if a friend knows your weaknesses, he still likes you. Could you tell me if there is any mistake? Is the meaning clear? I wait for your kind help! Alessandra
    July 6, 2018
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    November 15, 2016
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    あなたの手伝いを要る こんばんは!私の日本語はまだ上手じゃないです、それであなたの手伝いを要る。 私はこの文を翻訳したいです、でもこれをすることができません。私はもっと勉強するべきです。 「Prendete in mano la vostra vita e fatene un capolavoro. - Papa Giovanni Paolo II (Karol Wojtyla)」 これはイタリア語です。この文の英語の意味は「Craft your life and make of it a work of art, a masterpiece. – Pope John Paul II」です。 日本語でこれをどう書きますか? 返事を待っています。
    November 11, 2016
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    June 3, 2016
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    How can you reply to a Japanese shopkeeper when you leave the shop? When I went in Japan, usually when I left the shop the shopkeeper said: ありがとうございます! or ありがとうございました! How can you reply in a polite way? What do you usually say? "Goodbye"? さようなら
    June 2, 2016
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    June 1, 2016
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    はじめまして. My first text written in Japanese はじめまして。わたしはピニャタロアレッサンドラです。わたしはイタリアからきました。よろしくおねがいします。 Is it correct? Is it a polite way to introduce myself? Do you have to use also よろしくおねがいします when you introduce yourself to someone? When I use Microsoft Word program, it suggests me also some Kanji texts but I don't know yet which among them are suitable or not... so I simply used only hiragana.
    June 1, 2016
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