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Hi! I'd like to have oppotunities to use English and Japanese for your and my language skills. I love travelling(visiting the World Heritages, in particular) and watching professional baseball and basketball games. Konnichiwa. Watashi wa Nihongo totemo Jouzu desu yo. Eigo wa sokosoko hanasemasu.
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    Japanese education system is as below. Primary school ; 6 years (age 6-12) Junior high school ; 3 years (age 12-15) High school ; 3 years (age 15-18) University ; 4 years (age 18-22) Mandatory education is primary and junior high school, but about 95% students go on to high schools. If you want to have a Ph.D. degree, 5 years are generally needed after your university graduation.
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    September 7, 2008
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    Literaly, "My life is wonderful because I have met you." I think this phrase is same as the phrase from very famous English song, "How wonderful life is, coz you are in the world."
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    August 18, 2008
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    I think, you wanna say "WARUGUCHI" in Japanese. That means a bad mouth, calumny. You can use the word of "Waruguchi" in Japanese, but you should not be a bad mouth....
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    August 17, 2008
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    "Henji ga osokunatte gomen ne." Henji means "reply", not first mail to anyone. Osokunatte means "took a long time". Gomen ne is sorry about that, which is used only for your friends. If you want to say "sorry" to your boss, you must say"Gomensanai" or "Sumimasen" As you know, a fomal case is very different from the above. [formal] Ohenji ga osoku narimashite, sumimasen.
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    August 17, 2008
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    Resposes to "How are you?" What should be responses to "How are you?" at a supermarket or fast food shop? I have to say something to them? I always say, "Good" or "Fine". I think it is something strange....
    August 17, 2008
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