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こんにちは I'm a teacher of digital arts and graphic design but I'll always be a language student. Looking to boost my Japanese education before I actually visit Nihon. Interacting with ( patient :D ) Japanese speakers is my main goal here. But let me know if you're not one but just interested in learning Tagalog. I believe in paying it forward. There's so much more to my native tongue than curse words that the current president puts on the news. But I can help you understand those, too. More about me: fb.com/tagadagat P.S. On top of my favorite Japanese songs is Miagete Goran Yoru No Hoshi O.
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    The reason why I study English.

    Hi! I'm Akihiro. Please call me Aki.
    I'm going to tell you about my motivation of for studying English.

    1.The It is a good tool for communication.
    When I was student, I studied English for 6 years, which was mainly about grammar and word vocabulary. So I haven't studied But I did not practice speaking it and so I'm not good at speaking English with foreigners in English. ;-(
    This effect makes me sad. When I go to travel in over to another country, I can't talk with the local people deeply. Therefore, I couldn't feel fun completely have complete fun.
    I feel not only I don't only feel sad but also embarrassed.
    This is because I also can't talk about me myself and Japan.
    If I could speak English fluently, I could know and understand other country's culture the culture of other countries..
    It is my gives me pleasure to know the different cultures, so I study English.

    I think English is entrance opens doors of communication.
    And Japanese is entrance the door to understanding Japanese culture.
    So how about going to entering the entrance door with me?
    Thank you for reading!
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    November 12, 2016
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    I want to speak English fluently.

    Hi! My name is Olexandr (friends call me Sashko). I am from Ukraine. I have always wanted to visit the US and Canada. I am learning English because it's an international  language. Besides, I find English very beautiful. I would like to find a man [Or did you mean male language partner?] who knows English and want to learn Ukrainian or Russian.
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    November 12, 2016
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    "In 3 weeks time" is similar to "After 3 weeks". I rarely encounter "tomorrow week" but it's similar to "a week from tomorrow".
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    November 12, 2016
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    1. have - You conjugate it with "friends". Say it another way, to check: His friends have the ability to speak another language, just like he does. 2a. "They took my pictures." can mean they got, accepted, or stole your photos. 2b. "They took pictures of me." usually means they snapped some photos of you. 3. Hard to tell. Sorry. 4. have - You conjugate it with "ships". Another way to say it: Of sailing ships that have ever been built, the Cutty Sark was one of the fastest.
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    November 12, 2016
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    I agree with Michael Chambers. Here's another guess: If you have not known Jerry for a long time, you'd think the photograph on the right is strange.
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    November 12, 2016
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    Do you like Japanese cuisine? Do you know how to cook them Japanese dishes?

    I'll teach you how to cook healthy and have a well-blanced diet. You are what you eat.
    If you cook readily at home, you'll be happy and healthy everyday.
    Please don't worry! It's pretty easy.
    Also, you can know learn more about Japanese culture.
    Cooking Beginners are welcome. Let's enjoy cooking and eating together!


    (Sounds like a interesting website entry, Yoshie~san.)

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    November 12, 2016
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    As matter of personal (and maybe cultural) style, I would say "It was Miriam’s birthday last Friday." To me, it sounds better to pair a past event with 'last', instead of 'on'. Both options are technically correct though.
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    November 12, 2016
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    Love good puns (and even some bad ones). I'm a total Nihongo beginner but allow me take a shot at this.

    Person 1: Where do you live? In an apartment?
    Person 2: いいえ　いえ

    I know it's very simple. Just wanted to join the party and have some pun.
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    October 23, 2016
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