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Hello! I'm a native Japanese speaker and I like English a lot! I'm working as an assistant instructor at an English school in Japan. We have native English teachers and I help them in the lessons. We teach kids from 3 to 15 years old. It's really fun to teach English! And I want to improve my English more. I can make myself understood in English, but I sometimes have trouble, like when I have to explain game instructions, and struggle with translating even simple Japanese expressions into English. P.S. I've found some nice language partners, so I think I'll stop looking for partners right now, thank you! (I dunno how to change the status)
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    Hahaha, I won’t use ‘that’s sucky’ myself!! But it’s really good to know these stuff. Thank you again Tom!
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    August 7, 2020
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    Thank you Tom! ‘Sucky’ was new to me! And make sense because it looks adjective.
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    August 7, 2020
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    どこにいますか？　“Where are you?” どこですか？　is grammatically “Where is it?” but also can be used as in “Where are you?” I hope this will help!
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    August 7, 2020
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    Mr. Tarkullu : thank you for your reply, that was exactly what I was thinking!! I was glad there was someone thinking the same way.
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    August 7, 2020
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    私も下の4つは日常生活では使ったことがほどんとありません。 「腰を抜かす」は場合によっては使うかも、というくらいです。 ですが、意味は分かります(笑) 口語ではあまり使いませんが、本の中の文章に使われるからかな、と思います。 文語的な表現だったり、年代が上の人だったら使うかも、というイメージです。 綺麗な日本語で質問されていらっしゃいますね(^^)
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    August 7, 2020
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    That’s sucks or That sucks? I think ‘suck’ is used as a verb, but sometimes I hear ‘that’s sucks’. Could anybody tell me why?
    August 7, 2020
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    Hot springs manners Before you take a bath, please make sure to wash yourself all over in the washing area so you’re nice and clean. Please make sure you rinse al the soap lather off, too. You mustn’t swim or let your towel in the bathwater. Please wipe yourself down before you go back to the dressing room. Please keep good manners. Thank you. ↑ My brother asked me to translate something about hot springs for foreigners from Japanese to English. Could anyone check if this looks okay...?
    March 20, 2020
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    October 16, 2016
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    My introducing message Hello! I'm a native Japanese speaker and I like English a lot! I'm working as an assistant instructor at an English school in Japan. We have native English teachers and I help them in the lessons. We teach kids from 3 to 15 years old. It's really fun to teach English! And I want to improve my English more. I can make understood myself in English, but I sometimes have trouble like when I have to explain game instructions and struggle with translating simple Japanese expressions into English. I'm looking for a language partner here. (Preferred girls, I'm not looking for romance, I'm married, sorry!) I'm not a professional Japanese teacher, but we can think together if you have questions about Japanese. I have taught Japanese to my American co-teacher, and he passed N3 this summer!
    October 15, 2016
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    意味に違いはなく、話し手の好みでどちらを使うか違うだけだと思います。 「次のバスはどのくらいで来ますか？」 How long will it take till the next bus comes? ー「あと10分くらいで来ます」/「あと10分ぐらいで来ます」 About 10 minutes. 「あの人ぐらい、私も頑張ったら歌手になれるかなぁ」If I work hard like him, maybe I can be a singer. 言いやすい方を使っている気がします。 お役に立てると嬉しいです♪ 質問があればお気軽に♪
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    October 15, 2016
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