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I like to draw, drink tea, and listen to music! Cobra Starship and 3OH!3 are my fav bands. I just got back from a school trip to Japan and would very much like to learn to read and write Japanese! 日本語をならいたい　　：）
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    How do I express "can" in Japanese? For example I can run, rather than I run. Sorry I could not ask this in Japanese! Also help with the negative would be appreciated Example "I can't eat this" instead of "I don't eat this" ____________ これを食べません。
    August 5, 2010
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    i can speak english a letle be but when i am not do practise i forgot everything and i wonna do practise with sameone to lorn more english :D
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    I can speak English a little bit, but when I do not practice I forget everything, and I wanna practice with someone to learn more English :D


    'Wanna' is slang for 'want to'.
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    July 1, 2010
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    ハじゅめまして！ こんいちわ,　 私わロラです。日本語おならたい。私おせわになりますおください。
    July 1, 2010
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hi,i learn English for my future,help me please!

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    Hi, I am learning English for my future. Help me please!

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    July 1, 2010
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    Test!

    Everybody is here, _________?
    a.are they
    b.aren't they
    c.isn't he
    d.is he
    e.isn't everybody

    thank you!
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    Grammatically correct is:
    -Everybody is here, isn't everybody?
    This normally sounds awkward to say.

    The following is wrong, but most English speakers say it anyways:
    -Everybody is here, aren't they?
    It is easier to say the the noun (everybody) is singular and doesn't agree with the pronoun (they) because they is plural.

    The best way to go would be to say:
    -Everybody is here, right?
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    July 1, 2010
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