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I'm a student of University studying Chemistry. I need someone help on learning English. And I want to be able to communicate with many people all over the world!! Now I'm really interested in other countries' cultures, languages, people , ways of thinking. Let's chat with me! and let me know about you and your country. I can help you lerning Japanese or about Japan. Ask me anything :)
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    OKA's notebook entry: Aug 05, 2010 I want to travel Southeast Asia in next March... Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, or Laos.
    August 5, 2010
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    OKA's notebook entry: May 29, 2010 It's been a long long time since I accessed last time... So much change on this page...
    May 29, 2010
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    日本人でありながら日本語に詳しくないのですが、「さす」は下二段活用だと思います。 せ（未然）　せ（連用）　す（終止）　する（連体）　すれ（已然）　せよ（命令） と変化します。 wikipedia 日本語版によると、口語では下一段活用の「させる」が使われるようです。 お母さんは子供に練習をさせる。→OK お母さんは子供に練習をさす。→あまり一般に使われないがOK お母さんは子供に練習をさせた。→ＯＫ お母さんは子供に練習をさた。→× お母さんは子供に練習をさした。→×
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    December 14, 2008
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    I try to translate it. Can we human beings be enough to concern about only ourselves? In addition, "心配すればよいのでしょうか" is right.
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    December 14, 2008
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    nani ka nomi masu? （何か飲みます？） is "Do you want something to drink?" nani wo nomi masu? （何を飲みます？） is "What do you want to drink?" The latter is said on the assumption that you want something to drink to ask what you want. Good luck!
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    September 10, 2008
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    Hmm, this is difficult to explain. かなり or だいぶ is used when the thing is not entirely different but far from your expectation or your thought. かなり and だいぶ are the same meaning. I think けっこう means "to a great extent." I wish this could help you.
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    September 3, 2008
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    "Is the phone busy?" I think. I suppose the original Japanese sentence was that ... "電話話し中なの？" and this is "Denwa hanashi CHU nano?" in Roman. In the title "dare mo" is not natural, "dare KA" is proper.
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    September 2, 2008
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