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Hello! My name is Jen - born and raised in New York, and I am bilingual in Japanese and English. I grew up speaking Japanese at home and worked for a Japanese company as a liaison between NY office and Tokyo HQ. Here to help with your conversational Japanese in both casual and business settings. All levels are welcome! Aside from italki, I work for an American real estate firm in Manhattan. I am very passionate about politics and current affairs, especially since 2016 election. My hobby is running and fitness. I ran my second New York City marathon last November, and will be running the Berlin Marathon this September! 初めまして、NY生まれ育ちのジェンです!日系企業で働いていた経験もあり、アメリカにいながらの日英バイリンガルです。英会話の練習、発音や英語での言い回しなど、それぞれのニーズに合わせて進めていきたいと思っています。ぜひお試しください〜 9時5時はアメリカの不動産会社に勤めています。2016年の選挙以来、アメリカの政治・時事問題に強い関心を持っています。趣味はランニングです。去年の11月にニューヨークマラソン二度目の完走を果たしました。今年はベルリンマラソンを走る予定です!
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    こんにちは is definitely a safe generic choice. どうも is useful too in a casual setting!
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    April 21, 2020
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    It means something is about to/on the verge of ~. For example, 私は意識を失いかけた will be "I almost lost consciousness"
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    April 21, 2020
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