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Hello! I'm Hannah. こんにちは! 私の名前は花奈です。日本語の学生です。アメリカ人です。 Hey, everyone! I'm looking for language partners to help me learn the Japanese language, as well as more about it's culture. In return, I'd love to help you learn English! I am just a beginner, but I am an extremely hard worker. I understand that in order to move forward you have to make mistakes. The thrill, and challenge, of learning is something that has captivated me my entire life. Ever since I was little, I have always been the creative one of my family. I always loved discovering new things and trying out unheard of ideas. So, when I was first introduced to anime, the Japanese language, and people, I knew instantly that I wanted to learn to Japanese. Where I'm at: My level of Japanese climbs a bit every day. Currently, I'm studying Kanji radicals! A bit about me: • I'm a Christian • I love photography, art, reading, poetry, singing, animals, studying, and the outdoors. Please don't be offend if I don't reply to you if: ✓ You only send one worded messages. ✓ If you don't have any interest in helping me learn languages. ✓ All your friend are the opposite gender. I understand that it can be hard to find people to help, but if you have like 50 friends and they're all the opposite gender... That just looks weird. Also, please don't message me once, and then never again. If you're still interested, here's what I'm looking for: ✓ Someone who is willing to work hard. ✓ People who can Skype to practice speaking and listening skills. ✓ Someone who knows enough English to communicate with me, and enough to teach me Japanese in some English words if needed. Feel free to message me! Thanks, Hannah
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    Genki I books

    Hello, everyone!

    I'm looking for a partner to practice the activities and review games form the Genki I books. 

    Is anyone interested? 

    Thanks, 

    Hannah

    October 4, 2017
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    にほんごのはくせい Today, I used my げんき book for the first time. For my homework, I had to translate these words into Japanese, using the particle "の" 。 My teacher: わたしょのせんせい。 My telephone number : わたしのでんわはんごう。 My name: 私のなまえ。 (私のなまえは____です。) Takashi's major : たかしのせんこうは。 Mary's friend : メアリーさんのともだち。 A Student of the University of London : London だいがくのがくせい。 A teacher of the Japanese language : にほんごのせんせい。 A high school teacher: こうこうのせんせい。
    September 1, 2017
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    English/Japanese Skype group

     みなさん、こんにちは！はじめまして。私はハナです。

    Hello, everyone! 

    So, I was looking to join a Skype group for people who are learning Japanese/English, but when I looked at all the people who were already waiting to get in, I realized that there was no hope for me. XD

    Anyways, I'm wanting to make a group chat for people who are interested in learning Japanese/English. I'm hoping to have group calls once a week or so, and maybe a few during the week for people like myself who are more active. 

    I'm still a beginner, so I probably won't be able to help others who are learning Japanese much, but I'm a hard worker, and I'm always trying to improve. I can read Hiragana, katakana, and I'm going to start on Kanji soon. I know basic greetings, some basic conversational words and phrases, but I listen and read better than I speak. 

    I'm asking that we keep the chat friendly and positive. I don't want people cussing,  and cracking jokes that might make others uncomfortable will not be tolerated. 

    If you're interested, please fill out this form:

    Name: (your first name is fine) 

    Age: (optional, but you must be at least 15)

    Your level in Japanese/English :

    Why do you want to learn Japanese /English :

    How often will you be able to, or want to do a video call:

    Let's learn together!

    よろしくおねがいします！

    August 30, 2017
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    The aquarium

    I went to the aquarium several weeks ago with my wife. Although it was a relatively small one, I completely could totally spend enjoyable time enjoyed myself there. The aquarium exhibited many (different)  kinds of creatures observed in the rivers or sea nearby the place. In addition, we were introduced to several (unlike) species were displayed. Since they would be harmful to ecology system, staff members working on at the aquarium had captured them somewhere. Almost all of the dangerous species had grown into more than the owner can could handle and they were left them released back  into wild. Keepers (People) need to have responsibility, be responsible when having (owning) pets.


    Great job! Everything in blue, was just a personal opinion of words to use to make you sound like a native speaker. Keep up the hard work! 

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    August 23, 2017
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    In Downtown

    My friend, from Berlin, came back to Osaka , and has been staying since the beginning of August.
    It had been a long time since we had seen each other/we had not seen each other since we were both in Berlin. for us to see each other since Berlin. We worked at the same restaurant there.

    Last night, we went to a few bars downtown, and went to Tenma, one of my favorite places in Osaka. 

    What we did last night was to barhop through a few bars in a downtown, which is one of my favourite places in Osaka named as Tenma.



    There are many restaurants and bars, which are very cheap (affordable) and good. The other thing I like,  is the that the atmosphere is very energetic, and it's  like a festival every single day.
    We chatted with each other with enjoyment. enjoyed chatting with each other. 


    Great job! Keep up the hard work. You'll get there soon. :) Some of this was just a personal preference, or just a different way to word things. 

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    August 23, 2017
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    日本 What I'm learning こんにちは！ わたしはハナです。 What I'm learning: こんにちはーhello/good afternoon さようならーgoodbye じゃまたーsee you later おはいよう(ございます)ーgood morning おやすみ(なさい)ーgood night わたし -I わたしたち - we/us あなた - You みな(さん) -everyone はいーyes いいえーno これーthis それーthat あれーthat (for something far away) なに(なんですか)ー what? なんぜー why? あしたーtomorrow ありがとう(ございます)ーthank you どういたしましてーyou're welcome すみませんーexcuse me ごめん(なさい) ー I'm sorry わかりませんー I don't understand わかりますたー I understand もんだいないーno problem Here's a small sample of the Japanese I've been learning. I'd really appreciate any help and pointers I can get! ありがとうございます！
    August 23, 2017
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  • Answered
    In example one, "all morning" would mean: The whole morning, not mornings in the future. In the second example two, "the" would be needed in the first one, but not the second. Keep up the good work!
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    April 29, 2017
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    April 28, 2017
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  • Commented

    My issue is when people ask for help, and then ignore me! I don't have the time or energy to reply to 20 messages, and the rare times I do, most of the time we only talk for an hour or so, then they stop replying. So yes, I totally understand this! They can't be scared because Skype isn't brought up when we first started talking. I don't even mention it... Lol

    Although, I do think fun should be balanced in there, as well as learning. It should be fun, but also you should learn from each other.

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    April 28, 2017
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    I think "got off" here is used in a way that means (The subject) got the clues by force or maybe (the subject) actually found them on the bodies of the gnoll and murloc. Also, it is possible that he bribed them. It could mean the same thing, as "got from", I'm just giving you some options. A lot of older books, or books written about things and people form old times, use different words to express the same thing, or something close to it. So, all the options above could be possible, but it might mean the same thing as well. I haven't read the book, so I'm not entirely sure what has happened to lead up to (the subject) saying that.
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    April 28, 2017
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