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Hi. I'm a college student in Tokyo, Japan. I have been studying especially reading and writing English for few years, but my English ability in speaking and listening is poor compared to that of reading and writing. I hope someday I'll be able to communicate with others in English very fluently. If you have any question about Japanese, tell me and I will make efforts to answer them. I'm into playing drums and listening to some kinds of music, watching Anime, and playing some video games and doing workouts. As to music I like Snarky Puppy, and Ghost in the shell, Studio Ghibli works are my favorite among Anime. I also like reading classic.
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    I've just decided to wear the T-shirt only in my house ;)
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    June 4, 2018
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    What do you think of the T-shirt ? Today my friend who doesn't speak English gave me a T-shirt as a present and these just two sentences are printed on the T-shirt.

    ANYTHING BUT EASY

    STAY THE COURSE

    I thought these sentences are not grammatically correct and somehow I feel embarrassed with wearing the T-shirt.

    What do you think of it??

    June 4, 2018
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    「朝日新聞」からの引用です。 「とける」ですが、「溶」はとけ合う、固体が液体になるなどの時に、「解」はとけてなくなる、ほどけるという意味合いの時に使うとしています。 　同じ雪でも、水にすることに重点を置くなら「溶」を、なくなることに重点を置くなら「解」と使い分けています。取り決めの例文では「雪を溶かして水にする」「氷が解ける」「雪解け」などとしています。 雪の場合、「溶ける」と「解ける」以外は、普通は使いません。
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    December 7, 2017
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    ①私は彼の主張に共感する/します。

    ②私は彼の主張に共感できる/できます。

    これはどちらも間違いではありません。

    しかし、①は単に「私」による主張であるのに対し、②は「『私』が『彼の主張』に対して共感できるかどうか」という、第三者からの問いに対する返答のように聞こえます。

    ②は、より「YesかNoか」という点に重点が置かれていると思います。

    細かい説明は難しいので省きますが、上のような場合は、特に使い分けは気にしなくていいと思います。どちらでも大丈夫な場合が大半です。

    日本語を教える専門家なら、もっと詳しく答えられると思います(_ _)

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    December 7, 2017
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  • Answered
    The sentence「あれは病院へ行ったバスです。」sounds strange to me...I think the correct answer is 「あれは病院へ行くバスです」. Sorry for lacking of explanation in detail, but using 行った in this case is unusual.
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    December 7, 2017
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    「こえ（声）」means "Voice" in English. ex彼の声は良い。 I've never seen and heard of 「こえぐ」. There is no such word.
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    December 7, 2017
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    How does this expression mean? Hi, would you explain the meaning of the sentence below more in detail?

    "If you're going to do something, it's worth doing it right otherwise don't do it!"

    December 4, 2017
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    Would you make this sentence better and more natural ? " Today, it is true that more and more people have been focusing on the environment devastation and its harmhulness, and many discussions have been done to develop the ways to stop it. Nevertheless, I don't think the world does enough to protect the environment."
    June 15, 2016
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