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I had been to study abroad in the U.S.A. for 3 years. but I still have been learning English. Moreover, I've started to study Spanish for a year. These days I wanna have time to talk with native speakers in Spanish or English for my study. I can help your Japanese lesson so people with any languages are fine with me! I wanna meet someone who can talk frankly about a lot of topics. I hope I'll be able to find lots of friends in here around the world !! Please, you feel free and drop some messages or offers. Thanks.
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    忙しいんです。= to express someone you are busy sounds like this " Can't you see I'm busy now?" 忙しいです。= it just expresses general truth you are busy or not. " Yes, I'm busy."
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    November 11, 2017
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    the sentence is grammatically correct if you ask someone's choice form the list. In this case, the choice must be the type of blood. when you wanna simply ask someone's blood-type, you can use the phrase as the first answer from Yoshito.
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    November 11, 2017
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    I've done this with the translator on the web. so I'm not sure these Spanish sentences are grammatically correct. 隣=Significa que no hay nada entre dos individuos.   En ese caso, la posición y la distancia entre las personas no será un problema.   Al ver a México en el mapa mundial, la posición de Cuba será la siguiente. 横=Se convierte en una palabra que expresa una cierta relación posicional entre individuos.   Diga todas las posiciones en las líneas horizontales izquierda y derecha como se ve desde usted mismo.   A diferencia de "al lado", no importa si existe algo entre ellos. También la distancia no importa.   Al mirar alrededor de México en el mapa mundial, las posiciones en las que existen Cuba, Puerto Rico, Egipto y Hawai son todas "de lado".
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    November 11, 2017
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    I think those all are correct sentences.
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    November 9, 2017
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    Yes, it is a correct sentence.
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    November 9, 2017
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    As you say that if you have any Japanse native speakers or communities in your neighbor is kinda big deal with improving it.

    As my experience form study abroad in the State,

    study it, then learn it and use it are the best and fastest way to get it.

    I think that we do not always need to abroad when we learn a foreign language if we have skype.

    on italki there are lots of native Japanese who can speak English. so why don't you use them?

    I can help you too.


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    November 8, 2017
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  • Commented

    To ride a horse in Japanese will be 「馬に乗る」

    you can say 「うまにのります。」

    as Bryan said, "Riding a horse" would be more like 「馬に乗ること」is correct.

    but we have a word 「乗馬」pronounceation is 「Jyou ba」which stands for 「馬に乗ること」

    I can drop the word as a tip for you :)



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    November 8, 2017
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    はじめまして。

    日本人です。一緒に勉強しませんか?

    できる事があれば助けになりたいです。

    私も英語練習です。よろしくお願いします。

    Hi Tony. I'm asking that if I would like to join your plan for you.

    I am a native Japanese and I also studying English and so on.

    I'm so happy if you give me a chance to help your lesson.

    thanks,

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    November 8, 2017
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    We learn and memorize each 50 of Hiragana and Katakana letters first when we are little children.

    You can write the letters on a sheet of paper with pronunciation.

    for instance, when you write the Hiragana ”あ”, you say "a" until character and sound match each other.

    you can memorize Kanji as Chinese letters later.

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    November 8, 2017
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    はじまります is not the same word as はじまり. "はじまり" is a noun as written "始まり" but the part"はじまり" from "はじまります" is a verb as written "始まる” so you should think " はじまります" is like "始まる”+"ます". then when verbs get "ます" at the end, very last hiragana in verbs change. ex. "行く"→"行き+ます" or "履く"→ "履き+ます"
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    November 8, 2017
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