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Hi, I am a native Chinese speaker who is studying in London. I am currently learning Japanese language, but I consider myself as a beginner, the beginner who is making progresses step by step. According to the things I have learnt so far, it's still difficult for me to hold a conversation in Japanese. However, it's lucky that most of all do speak some English, which makes our lives easier to communicate with people from different countries. That means we can have a little talk in English, or Chinese, even a little Japanese, sounds fun, doesn't it? Don't hesitate to add me as a friend! xx 「今夜の月は綺麗ですね」＝「I love you」？？？
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    Ah, thank you so much, you just saved my life!
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    June 24, 2017
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    Help! I want to write an email in Japanese, if anyone can help me out? Thank you very much. Here is the thing: I bought a show ticket online two days ago, and I have provided my Japan address to them to send the ticket to me by post, but the address was incidentally written wrongly so that I got the message from the Japan post office says that "差出人に返送 あて所が不明のため". Now I would like to write an email to the seller to explain the situation and provide a new address to them, and once they receive the returned parcel, just send it to me on the new address. How can I write such an inquire Email in a polite way? Thank you again if anyone could help!
    June 23, 2017
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  • Answered
    月底。 "底"means something's “bottom”, it;s a noun, so at the end of the month, we use "月底" "低"means “low” it's an adjective. e.g. the water level is very low-水位很低
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    February 15, 2017
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    于是我们就这样开始聊天了。有一天我们在Skype上聊了10个多小时多，是因为我们的故事差不多一样。虽然我们都是年轻人，可是但我们遇见了同样的困难。现在我们的生活状况差不多一样几乎相同。我们彼此理解。我很佩服她，也很珍惜我和她的友谊。她是一个勇敢的女生，而且很坚强也很努力的女生，还很聪明。虽然过了很十多年，而她却还没忘记俄语，并且还能说得非常好，没有外国的口音。她工作努力，都是为了帮她妈妈与妹妹们。我快离开了河内了。我想哭，因为我们又要分离了。但是我知道在河内我有一个最好的朋友。我知道她会一直支持我，我也会支持着她。她为我的成功感到高兴，我也为她的成功感到高兴。 我想对她说声谢谢（or我很感谢她）！

    I hope that helps, and I was touched by your story.

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    January 12, 2017
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    我多年未见的发小儿。

    现在我在河内旅游。今天终于我和我的多年未见的发小儿见面了。我和她曾经在同样的城市度过童年，在同样的市区居住。那时我们并不是朋友。那时的我是小流氓，她是小姑娘。那时的我经常爱逗弄她，她每次都坚决地回击了我，所以那时候我们的关系并不好。好多年过去了，她和她的家人一起出了国的家离开了国。于是我们停止了联络，她忘了我，我也忘了她。去年我在一个社交网站上找到了她，我给她发了一条短信，虽然她不是没有立刻想起来了我是谁，但是慢慢地便想了起来了。

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    January 12, 2017
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    Translation Practice

    上个星期六，我打算了跟朋友打算了一起去爬山。我们说好了我们在银行前面见吧。 可我等了一个小时，我的朋友却还没来了。我当时很一点儿也不高兴了，所以我给他打电话。他接的时候，他也很不高兴。他说“我们不是打算在银行里打算见面的吗，我都在这儿（or这里）等了一个小时了呢”。


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    January 12, 2017
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    what's the meaning of うちに, and how to use it? I have seen this word everywhere in sentences like "勉強しているうちに日本語が上手になりました" ”二、三日のうちに行きます。” ”どうぞ熱いうちに食べてください。” ”船は見ているうちに小さくなっていきました。” However I couldn't find a proper explanation for this word, it seems like it's something related to the timing I guess. Could anyone help me with it? ありがとうございます！
    January 3, 2017
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  • Answered
    相遇means “meet each other” e.g. 他们俩在去年相遇了 They met each other last year. 遇到means“someone meets someone” e.g. 他去年遇到了一个女孩 He met a girl last year. Hope it helps : )
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    December 31, 2016
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    Are these sentence correct grammatically?

    1. 你的爸爸让你做什么？
    2. 为什么大人要送孩子们上学？
    3. 我等你半天了！你在做什么？
    4. 为什么教授不让他的太太打扫书房？
    5. 为什么他把窗台上的废纸扔进了垃圾桶？
    6. 张小红以前做过饭吗？
    7. 在做饭前他先做了什么？
    8. 为什么菜单的？(it's not a complete sentence, do you mean这是什么菜单?)
    9. 在菜谱上写了什么？
    10. 他最后找了工作吗？是什么工作呢？
    11. 你把什么放在口袋里？
    12. 你愿意到我家去吗？
    13. 树林里有什么？
    14. 为什么李大远把雨伞给了那个姑娘？
    15. 李大远在做什么?
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    December 30, 2016
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    December 30, 2016
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