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Hi, my names Nickieda. I'm from Australia and just recently started learning Japanese and Norwegian. My main focus at the moment is Japanese. It's exciting and fun and I can't wait to dig in. I'm happy to help anyone with there English, I speak fluently and can help with pronunciation and ease of conversation.
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Languages can be overwhelming so that’s why I like to introduce truly useful phrases and plans of action you can use right away. Glad I could help you take a positive step on your language-learning journey!
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    Hi Ahmed, just listened to your recording and here are a few notes. First off, you need to speak a little more clearly, and the pronunciation of the word including. Also, the process you mentioned was it called 'chunking'? If so, it needs to be pronounced a little differently. I think the sentence " Including allows information from the outside world..." doesn't make grammatical sense. If you wanted to add on from "Memory is the process in which information is encoded, stored and retrieved." then is should read more like: Memory is the process in which information is encoded, stored and retrieved. Including, allowing information from the outside world... Allow needs to be changed to allowing. Hop this helps. :)
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    Hi, the sentences make sense, so you're good there. Maybe just work on the pronunciation of the words... Influence, behave, violence, aggressively. It's a lot harder when our accents affect the words but i think you work on those ones above. Otherwise good job.
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    I agree with Cassi above me but I think for it to flow better I'd say "she took a real chance taking him on"
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    I had to look this up because i wasn't sure how to explain this but the best explanation i found was this... The 'of' in " remained of human beings." serves as a connector between the two entities or adjectives. Typically one 'of' is belonging, in which the first word before the 'of' is the head of the phrase and the second word after the 'of' is something associated with it. So the head or belonging 'of' is 'remained' and the association or phrase is 'human remains' and the 'of' connects those two together. Another way i could put is... What are those remains made of? ... Human beings. Also, it means that the only thing remaining of the humans is just crud, bits and pieces nothing distinguishable. I hope this helped, and if im not explaining something correctly I apologize.
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    Thanks Felipe! I'll check that one out. 

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    Any book recommendations for learning Japanese?

    I'm just starting to learn Japanese and was wondering if anyone here knows of any really good learning books. Im currently using Japanesepod101 online which I'm really enjoying and learning a lot from but I really would like some books to study too. 

    Thanks! 

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