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My name is John and my favorite motto is "Where there is a will, there is a way".
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Stuart | VBC Accent
English
Dec 15, 2021
It was a pleasure talking to you again John. I really wish you the best with your Japanese classes and hope we can work together again soon :)
Lia
English
Aug 20, 2021
Another great conversation, John. You are very good at expressing yourself and discussing various topics.
Lia
English
Jun 21, 2021
Thank you for exploring some lighthouses of Taiwan with me. Taiwan boasts no fewer than 36 lighthouses, but to date, only twelve are open to the public.
Lia
English
Jun 1, 2021
Thank you for booking a trial lesson with me, John. It was a pleasure to meet you! I hope to see you again so that we can improve your confidence and English conversational skills.
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  • Answered
    @Motoko Bean Thanks! I also heard that "かしこまりました" is mostly used in restaurant after ordering. Not sure if this information makes sense to you? Have a good day!
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    July 17, 2020
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    What's the difference between "かしこまりました" and "わかりました"? Those two Japanese are both translated into English as "Understood" by Google. Any context in using them properly? Thanks in advance
    July 17, 2020
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  • Posted
    How to use this Japanese sentence "行ってまいります"? Learned it from the class but have no idea how to use it within a certain context. The translation of this sentence from google is "See you"
    July 15, 2020
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  • Posted
    What does char "が" function here? I saw a Japanese sentence "居間に 父と母が います" with translation as "I have father and mother in the living room". So what does char "が" mean here? Any function or purpose of this char to be appended in Nonu? Thanks in advance.
    June 17, 2020
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  • Answered
    You may say it this way: "你大學讀幾年了呢?" (Or simplified Chinese "你大学读几年了呢?") which in English as "How many years have you been studying at University?"
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    June 8, 2020
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  • Posted
    How to translate "よろしくおれがいします" in English?
    I use google translate to get the result as "Nice to meet you" which is different than the translation I saw from another article. So what exactly should I interpret this Japanese sentence "よろしくおれがいします"?

    Thanks in advance!
    June 6, 2020
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  • Posted
    What is the difference between word "impudent" and word "impertinent"? According the the definition, word "impudent": not showing due respect for another person; impertinent. Then the word "impertinent": not showing proper respect; rude. I can not tell how to differentiate the usage between those two words according to definition. Any comment is appreciated!
    March 11, 2019
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