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rina_sensei

Japanese

Nov 1, 2020

Thank you for taking my lesson, Theo!! You were doing so great! And your attitude of working on learning Japanese is amazing!! Please keep doing that;) I hope we have another lesson soon😊 ありがとうございました♪

Hirofumi Kobe

Japanese

Oct 27, 2020

レッスンありがとうございました！キレイな発音で関心しました。またレッスンしましょう:)

Hiro Suzuki

Japanese

Nov 17, 2017

テストのための勉強を一緒にしました。いつもありがとうございます！

Hiro Suzuki

Japanese

Nov 8, 2017

ちゃった、してしまった、などの表現を学びました。有り難うございました。

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December 1, 2019
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What does the く here mean? (very casual Japanese) ケバブ言ったく/行ったく In the dialogue, the person before said, 「どっからいく？」 I am not sure what the く here means, so don't know if 言 or 行 is correct.
November 24, 2019
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Pronunciation/vocabulary In the following dialogue: 出店見に行こうよ。ケバブ「くわ」 The translation for one side was, "I'm craving kebabs!" but I don't know if くわ/くは is what's being said.
November 24, 2019
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What might this mean? たあく。甘えな The first part apparently translates to "too soft," but I couldn't find it in the dictionary; I couldn't tell if it was たく、たあく、or たおくたあく。甘えな The first part apparently translates to "too soft," but I couldn't find it in the dictionary; I couldn't tell if it was たく、たあく、or たおく。
November 24, 2019
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Is this grammar correct? Is 宿をとる correct? The I believe the context is someone saying, "How would you like to stay the night (instead)?" My problem is that I thought that 宿 would need to come from 宿るand not 宿をとる, but the audio sounds like the the latter.
November 23, 2019
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Does this make sense? Listening and can't tell if I'm hearing correctly. なん泊まらね Firstly, I know this is rude, so I apologize! Secondly, because the dialogue has someone asking if they can't stay the night somewhere, I wanted to know if this was correct. I am second guessing myself because of the なんと component. Thank you!
November 23, 2019
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Unknown form 謹慎中にやれって謹慎中にあれって What does either, if any, mean?
November 23, 2019
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Grammar Structure その軽率さが入り住む身を危険にさらすかもしれないとは入り住む身 is confusing me. I would appreciate any help!
November 22, 2019
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Unknown Grammar/Vocab. 日本語 The sentence is: 持ってないとはいわせないわ。 What is the translation of this sentence? I can't seem to figure out the first verb and いわせないわ.
November 20, 2019
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I want to use "to act stupidly," but in the right way. Could you please describe the situation?
"Tomorrow I have a job interview which is very important to me. I need to prepare for it, but I deal with different things (full of bulls?). By this I mean that I've been dealing with things that are not related to the interview at all. " I want to use "to act stupidly" but in the right way.

If "full of bulls," you mean you are being distracted, I would say that "things keep taking your attention away from the interview." However, because that is a cool unique expression, you could simply explain the expression as you did above. To introduce this expression, you could say "I need to prepare for it, but I've been dealing with things that are "full of bulls." This is to say..."
Cool expression and keep up the good work!

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January 23, 2018
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