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    Hi. I have an older brother who is 3 years older  than me.

    I do NOT know his phone number and I have never felt I need it. (even not a friend on FB).

    However, I still believe that we get along well. We chat a lot when we meet, I love his niece and sister in law.



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    June 22, 2017
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    June 17, 2017
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    English Test Hello everyone! I have never taken any English Test in my life yet despite the duration of learning English. I do not need any certificate for an University or immigration purpose. It will be for the reference of my English level for the future job. Apart from TOEIC, which one would you recommend to take? (IELTS? Cambridge? etc..) (TOEIC is most well-known and well-recognised English Exam in Japan so I will definitely take it sometime soon) Thank you for your advise and correction in advance!
    June 17, 2017
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    Quick question! Hello there. I have just come across a word 'SAP' which I had not known the definition. I just looked up a dictionary and it says that 'To make someone or something weaker', verb. And I had thought, ' I got it'. However, there were some other meanings as well on it. ' An energy' noun. It feels like the meanings above are totally opposite for me. Any help will be greatly appreciated. (Of course grammar correction as well!)
    June 17, 2017
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    「ちょっと難しい１０００のことば」、そのNr.009

    有り様／車を点検するとき、車の状態を調べます。(Aiさんが言っているように、辞書の意味としては間違いではないですが、[車を点検する]というような、日常生活の自然な会話では[有り様]は少し堅苦しく聞こえて、自然な表現ではないと思います。この場合は、[状態]の方が自然ですね。

    質問のすべての表現は日本人でも、うまく使いこなせない人もたくさんいると思いますよ :)

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    June 15, 2017
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    June 14, 2017
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    Future Plans I have been wondering what is an ideal life like recently. To get married at early age and have babies with your loved one? To get a good-salaried job and promoted? Or just have a slow-paced life in somewhere with low cost of living. I have been trying to step up in my career for my future but nowadays I feel a bit jealous of my friends to see them having a stable life. Which one would you prefer or are you at now?
    June 14, 2017
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    Being worried about the world Note : This is just from my perspective, nothing is wrong or correct. Now the world has been changing significantly. I, today, would like to focus on Brexit and an election held a few days ago. Personally, I do not really care about who is gonna be a president usually. (I am not really a political person) However, this time has a different meaning, it was an extremely important one for the future UK, EU and companies based in UK. If you kick out all of the EU citizens from UK, who would be willing to work in a very hard condition. Who are actually contributing to the country. Do remember before being too late to realise. Thanks for reading this and for your correction in advance!
    June 14, 2017
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  • Commented

    I never think that the average of income and happiness will be equal.

    I am moving to somewhere in a month, I will definitely earn less money but to get better quality of life.


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    June 13, 2017
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    I have been asked this kind of questions from some of my Japanese learning friends several times.

    I am not a qualified Japanese teacher, but here will be my answers from my perspective.


    1: 私は紫色の狐です。  - I would say this if I am in a professional situation or write a novel etc...



    2: 私は紫の狐。 - I would not use this as it could be a bit hash if I were talking or writing to someone. 


    3: 私は紫のきつねです。- I would probably use this phrase the most as this sounds friendly, I tend to avoid using too complicated Kanji to friends, especially if it is for an animal. (Name of the animals in Hiragana or Katakana gives you a softer impression than Kanji) 


    I hope this helps you.

    Again, I am not a qualified Japanese teacher but just wanted to tell you how a native Japanese distinguishes to use these phrases in natural ways!


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    June 13, 2017
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