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    HI. Almost same. but 交換する is a little bit formal. Many children will learn とりかえる at first, then 交換する.
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    October 27, 2016
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    Hi. That sentence means nothing. It's not correct. Where did you find that one?
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    October 27, 2016
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    Hi. almost good. うみはおよぎにして ⇒うみ で およいで or  うみ で およいだけど
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    October 27, 2016
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    こんにちは。 どちらも「年」を表すのですが、「歳」の簡単な使い方が「才」です。 ただし、熟語の時の組み合わせは決まっていることが多いです。 たとえば 「才能」は「歳能」にはならないし、 「お歳暮」は「お才暮」にはならないです。
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    October 27, 2016
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    こんにちは。 状況しだいです。 どちらにも取れますよ。
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    October 27, 2016
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    Hi. I think there must be some rules that you mentioned. I can't make it clear completely but these changes don't tend to occur on the first letter. Just to make pronunciation easy, we say for example, げたはこ ⇒げたばこ shoes box  やきかし ⇒やきがし baked sweets So, as you used to Japanese, You'll think it just natural too. Keep on studying:)
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    October 27, 2016
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