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    Adding prefix to a name For Japanese names, I know about adding -san to them. But once, I heard a person (who isn't Japanese) addressing a Japanese person as <name>nii. And the Japanese person seems happy? I know nii means 兄, brother. But I know they are not related? Since one is Japanese, and the other is not. So does adding 兄 means you can drop the -san at the end? Thanks.Or does this just means that they are close?
    June 19, 2016
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    A little bit of my life.

    I am living in Salamanca, and I am currently looking for a new room for next year. Last week I visited a floor with 6 rooms. I want this floor but maybe I can't get it, so this week I will visit others floors too.
    This summer, I want to work so that I can pay for my studies.
    In my free time I like to walk in the park, read a book, or listen to the radio, and once every week I'll go to the micro theatre. I like to run three times a week, but next month, I have an appointment with a podiatrist, because when I run, I feel pain in my right knee. I go to jam sessions too. Last week I went to a jam session with a schoolmate to play a song, I didn't sing because I think that I have a horrible voice. I play bass, but not very well, so I am a bad musician, but I will improve.
    I like baked salmon. A friend showed me how to bake “papiyote”. I only have to grease the salmon with butter and cover it all in aluminum, put it in the oven and wait 10 minutes. I bake napolitanas too, I love them.
    I have friends who can compose songs easily, and their songs helps me to feel better, so I like to listen to my friend's music. When I go out in Salamanca, I like to meet new people and make new friends. Hall days my schoolmate said to me: "Good germanticon" and I always laugh. He has a good sense of humor.
    The actual floor has four rooms, two bathrooms, one kitchen, one hall and one living room. On this floor there are many antiques, and it has a terrace of 70 m2.

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    June 15, 2016
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    たべるません 月予備わ、しごとのあと、一緒に仲間と私以降食べる。仲間を寿司食べたいです、私を食べたいご飯と食物。 My first time writing in Japanese, I'm sure there's a lot of grammar mistakes. Please do an English translation (if possible), together with Japanese. Thank you. ありがとうございます!
    June 14, 2016
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    About me

    Hey, my name is Jessica. I live in Brazil, which is very beautiful.
    I'm an English beginner. I want patient teachers.
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    June 14, 2016
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    Does including です and お makes sentences more polite? If so why? Example: おひさしぶり, おひさしぶりです .
    June 14, 2016
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    My Trip In The Kyusyu Area Of Japan Day 2

    On the 2nd day of my trip, my husband, his parents and I went to Nagasaki prefecture in Kyusyu area. We departed at 10:00 am. My father-in-law drove the car while I navigated. On the way, we found a chain restaurant that is my favorite, and was nostalgic for me. So we ate there for lunch. Afterwards, we went Hirado island in Nagasaki. There is a long bridge from the main island of Kyusyu to this island. We rested there and took some pictures and went to the memorial church of Francisco Xavier. Afterwards, we checked in at the hotel and we enjoyed dinner and hot springs until bedtime.
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    June 14, 2016
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    President Obama's visit to Hiroshima

    Obama's visit to Hiroshima was impressive. I was watching TV and listening to his remarks. But what really surprised more than his speech was how he came to Hiroshima.

    He brought:

    2 air planes (Air force 1 and 2);
    2 helicopters (Marine 1 and 2);
    2 cars (Beast 1 and 2);
    4 (ospries)? 
    10 or more cars for VIP and secret service,
    And a briefcase which probably contained "the nuclear football" (also known as the atomic football, the president's emergency satchel, the button, the black box, or just the football).

    During that day in Hiroshima, approximately 4600 police officers kept watchful eyes. And all the traffic lights were blue only for the president. Of course all the highways and roads were shut down for the beast.

    In addition, for the summit in Kashikojima, Mie prefecture:

    Approximately 40 cars came with the beast,
    Secret service together with some snipers,
    US set their own media center in a hotel in Toba city,
    And in Hiroshima, there were more than 20000 police officers deployed.

    I watched local TV programs pursuing all the things going on around the VIP on the day he visited Hiroshima, and they repeatedly used the captions "This is America!!" "This is super power!!" That was very funny. No wonder Japan should be their friend, not their enemy.

    It was fun to watch all the things he brought for Hiroshima on TV, but a man, a Hiroshima citizen, commented:

    "When Hellen Keller came to Hiroshima, we had a parade. Hellen Keller rode in a open car, waving her hands to all the citizen along the street. So it is kind of sad to see, President Obama had to come with so many guards worrying about terrorist attacks."

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    June 14, 2016
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