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I don't understand any languages except for English, Mandarin(Taiwan) and Japanese. 我會講日文, 台灣國語跟英文。別的語言都不動喔~我剛才開始了學習西班牙文!
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    人口的問題吧。大陸人很多嘛~顆顆

    文化完全不一樣嘛~有時候可能難溝通。

    我是日本人。有很多台灣朋友，所以念了繁體字。

    對我來說，簡體字太簡單了...有的字看不懂。

    台灣的字還OK, 因為日本以前用的也有。

    繁體字跟簡體字差那麼多。

    寫字不一樣, 用的單字也不一樣, 說法也不一樣吧~。

    想學大陸中文的人比較難溝通用繁體字~也沒有動機吧。

    我每次都找用繁體字的人，但是找不到~顆顆

     

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    October 6, 2014
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    October 6, 2014
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    "間もない"　is "there is even no 間(=time)," so it means "after brabrabra, there is even no time, and happen the next activity." Then, we say "間　も　ない." So ”中学校へ入学して間もないあのころ”＝"中学校へ入学して、すぐのころ"
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    October 6, 2014
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    "I love watching video blogs"＝私はビデオブログを見ることが大好きです。(watashi ha bideo burogu wo miru koto ga daisuki desu)

    "I know" ＝知っています。(shitte imasu)

    "I'll be right back" ＝すぐに戻ります。(sugu ni modorimasu)

    What do you feel like watching?＝～さんは、何が見たいですか。(~san(name) ha nani ga mitai desuka)

    What do you feel like eating?＝～さんは何が食べたいですか。(~san(name) ha nani ga tabetai desuka)

    I am studying that right now.＝私は今、勉強しています。(watashi ha ima benkyou shiteimasu)

    Give me a minute.＝少し待ってください。(sukoshi matte kudasai)

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    October 5, 2014
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    二十代です。「こちら、お土産です。」「こちら、粗品です」などしか使いませんよ。

    「つまらないものですが」は昔の定型文的イメージがあります。

    若い世代に使ったら、かたいとか変な風に感じ取られるでしょう。

    古いイメージを持たれて敬遠されている言い回しだと思います。

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    October 5, 2014
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    すみません、もしよろしければ（moshi yoroshikere ba） You need to say this sentence slowly with facial expression of "excuse me." That is much more Japanese way like to say. XD
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    October 5, 2014
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    yes...XD
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    September 28, 2014
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    "desu" is the formal ways to say, and "ru" is much more informal such as talking with friends. The basic meaning is same. XD
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    September 28, 2014
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    笑=w=lol and some facial expressions like "(^^)","(^^v)","(T T)","(^^/)"etc. by the way, I'm Japanese.
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    December 18, 2008
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    if u said "こと"in this sentence, it would be emphasized that u love the "person". But if u didn't put "こと"in the sentence, it would mean just "u love a person." well, I mean that is just more emphasized. u can say"君が好きだ". meaning is pretty much same. :)
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    December 9, 2008
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