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Hi, I'm Shunsuke Takehara. I was born and raised in Japan, and I decided to live abroad when I was 25 years old. I had been living in Australia for 2 years since then. As I didn't have many opportunities to meet foreign people in Japan, living with people from all over the world was totally great experience to me. Now I've already come back to Japan but I always think that I want to communicate with many more people with different cultural backgrounds because I want to know what the world is really like. And I want to know the way people in the other parts of the world are thinking and feeling in order to broaden my point of view. That's why I want to acquire some languages.
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Polish
English
Spanish
French
Portuguese
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JapaneseNative
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Paul
English
Oct 21, 2024
Nice to meet you Shunsuke and great work! You spoke very well about a variety of topics. You're definitely better than you think you are!
Roberto
Spanish
Sep 11, 2020
Un gusto como siempre Shunsuke! Que tengas un excelente fin de semana :)
Roberto
Spanish
Apr 15, 2020
Un placer como siempre Shunsuke! Cuídate mucho y esperemos que esto termine pronto :(!
Roberto
Spanish
Jan 25, 2020
Un gusto como siempre Shunsuke! Ojalá tengas un buen fin de semana relajante. Felicidades por tu avance estos más de 3 años! Saludos y hasta la próxima!
Activities
  • Answered
    Ex. 1.「僕はこの映画に出ている俳優が好きなんだよね、確か名前はジェームズ・・・なんとかかんとか」= 'I like the actor who's in this film, if I remember correctly, his name is James something something' 2.「(レストランで)さっき店員さんがこの料理についてなんとかかんとかlって言ってたけど、覚えてる?」= '(at the restaurant) The waiter/waitress explained blah blah blah about this dish just before, but do you remember what he/she said?' 'なんとかかんとか' is used when you forgot the name of something or what someone said. 'なんとか' can also be used to mean the same thing when the part you forgot is short. Ex. 「きのう面白い映画を見たんだけど、確かタイトルは『となりの・・・なんとか』」= 'I saw an interesting movie yesterday and I think the title was 'Tonari no something' 「ああ、『となりのトトロ』のこと?」= 'Oh, is that 'Tonari no Totoro?'
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    March 7, 2024
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    Ex.  1.「なんだかんだで、結局はパーティーに行かないことにした」= 'After all, I decided not to go to the party' 2.「なんだかんだで、結局は電車に間に合った」= 'In the end, I was in time for the train' 'なんだかんだ' shows that you have been through a lot of discussions or events and in the end, you reach a certain conclusion/situation. This phrase is useful when you want to emphasize the conclusion/situation without mentioning those specific discussions or events, thus you can make the sentence much shorter. The Hiragana version 'なんだかんだ' is more common than '何だかんだ'.
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    March 4, 2024
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