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はじめまして、フォンと申します。3年くらい日本に住んだり働いています。日本語を勉強しています。ベトナム語に関するご質問があったら、気軽に声をかけてください。 よろしくお願いいたします。
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    August 23, 2017
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    May 20, 2017
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    私の日本語 みんなさん、始めまして。 私はフオンです。ベトナムからきました。 ２５歳です。今、日本語をべんきょしています。 よろしくお願いします。
    May 20, 2017
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    Let me ask about "just" and "have just" When we want to say about something that happened a very short time ago. For example: I just talked to my mother I've just talked to my mother Which one of them is correct? If both of them are correct so which one is more common? Thank you
    March 4, 2017
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    How long are you living here? -> Bạn sống ở đây bao lâu rồi? (I think you should say that. How long have you been living here?) * I've just arrived. -> Tôi mới đến (Or Tôi mới tới) * I am living here for almost a week already. -> Tôi đã sống ở đây được 1 tuần rồi. (Should say: I have been living here for a week already) Where in Vietnam are you from? -> Bạn đến từ đâu ở Việt Nam? * I am from Ho Chi Minh City. -> Tôi đến từ thành phố Hồ Chí Minh Can I try it? [talking about food or drink] -> Tôi có thể thử nó không? * Yes, go ahead. -> Được, đi nào
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    November 26, 2016
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    Hey, are you new here? - Này, Bạn mới ở đây à? * Yes, I've moved in here three days ago. - Đúng rồi, Tôi đã đến đây 3 ngày trước How do you like Germany? - Bạn thấy nước Đức thế nào? * It's a little cold.- Nó hơi lạnh * Everything is very expensive. - Mọi thứ rất là đắt
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    November 25, 2016
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    November 23, 2016
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    November 22, 2016
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    Could you send me the link? Thank you so much!
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    November 20, 2016
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    Thank Karen. Tim answered my question. He said I should use "greet" when say Hello and "apologise" when say Sorry
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    November 19, 2016
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