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May 9, 2020
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Eri えり
Japanese
Apr 14, 2020
Kendall-san is a smart student who can quickly understand the grammar points and can make a conversation with it. I am looking forward to talking more and improve your speaking. ありがとうございました^^またね^^
Yuya
Japanese
Jun 18, 2019
今日はありがとうございました！おすすめの映画を見てみますね！またよろしくお願いします。
Mei D
Japanese
Mar 24, 2019
Thank you for your time ^^ do your best reading!
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    It sounds unnatural to me. If someone did something offensive, you could remark like "You're being rude." Depending on your relationship with them, you could say "knock it off" as a curt/rude way to tell them to stop being a jackass basically.
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    August 27, 2020
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    日記：私の普段の月曜日 こんにちは！ 私はミシガン州の大学生です。 これは私の普段の月曜日です～！ みんなさんは月曜日が嫌いですね。 たいてい、8時に起きますが、ベッドで8時半までけいたいであそびます。それから、かおをあらって、けしょうします。 月曜日にクラスが一つだけあって、日本語です。日本語を勉強するのは好きですが、日本語のクラスは大変です。私は日本語が下手だから、先生は私があまり好きじゃないかもしれないと思います。じょうずになりたいです。だからたくさんべんきょうします！ 月曜日のクラスの後にアルバイトにいかなきゃいけません。今、ゲームの店でばいとをしています。 子供の時、趣味はゲームだし、ゲームの店でアルバイトをするのはいいです。 ああ、もっと書きたいですが、今、午後11時半で疲れてしました。 明日、「普段の火曜日」を書いてみます！ 直してくれてありがとうございます！
    October 31, 2019
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  • Answered
    "Politically correct" is the most natural sounding. "Political correctness" can also be, depending on the context.
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    April 23, 2019
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    April 14, 2019
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    April 14, 2019
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    「は」しつもん こんにちは。 「明日は日本語のクラスがありません。」 「明日京都でお祭りがあります。」 In the first sentence, why does 明日 have the は particle, and the second one doesn't? I would greatly appreciate the difference in these two sentences explained.
    April 14, 2019
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    自己紹介 ~ みんなさんこんばんは。 ケンドールと申します。今、ワイオミング州に住んでいて、大学生です。専攻は芸​術術で、絵を描くのが大好き～ 五月、東京に行きます～　楽しみです！！　海が見たいです　*o* 一緒に英語と日本語を練習しましょう～ よろしくお願いします。
    March 18, 2019
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    2) "Freeze, [all of you!] Get the Girl! 3) Okay boys, let's [nab them!] Nab is like, a colloquial way to say grab them, basically. I've only ever seen this word used in older cartoons like this...Yeah. 4) No, [You can't] [It's a-] You can't do this. You mustn't.
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    March 16, 2019
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    None of the links seem to work? Regardless, I can *guess* the answers for 1 & 5 through what sounds proper to me. Otherwise, context is needed. 1) Check out the tablet, Professor. I want the real deal. Never heard "a" used in this phrase. 5) This is a bit hard to explain, but a way to emphasize never is to put ever after it. For example, I could say, "I never want to do this again." But I could add an ever after never for it sound more assertive that I don't want to do it. Because "I never EVER want to do this again." The dictionary definition of ever is "at all times." So in that specific context, "I am never going to go through a nightmare like that again. Ever!" The ever sort of solidifies and asserts her statement - There will never be a time that she will want to go through a nightmare like that again. I hope this helped.
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    March 15, 2019
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