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Hi there! I’m Jack, and I love learning languages. I’m a native English speaker, but I studied Chinese for 6 or so years and lived in China for 2 years. I also speak French to a high level, thanks to my masters degree in art history (also Latin and Greek, but those don’t really count, do they?) I’m now back in the United States and trying to learn Japanese. I’ve never really watched anime or read manga; I just thought the language sounded cool!
Learning
Japanese
Language Skills
EnglishNative
Chinese (Mandarin)
French
Interests
Gaming
History
Art
Music
Food
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Yusuke
Japanese
Apr 23, 2026
今日もレッスンおつかれさまでした！ 今回もよく考えて、新しい語彙を確認しながら会話練習することができました！ 次回もよろしくお願いします👍
SI Alexandre
French
Nov 14, 2019
En seulement 3 mois d'apprentissage du français, Jack parle déjà de manière assez fluide. C'est impressionnant ! Continue de pratiquer Jack :)
Dorian
French
Aug 11, 2019
Very interesting lesson, Jack knows what he wants to learn and it makes it easy to explain things.
Activities
  • Answered
    1) Good! 2) Just some punctuation: You feel pain while you are alive, and when you die, you go to hell to continue feeling pain. Is there any life without pain? 3) In this context you "put" things into storage, or alternatively, you can use "store" as a verb and "store" the items. Also added a semicolon, because they're two complete sentences. We would like to put these things in storage; how much will it cost us? 4) "Minutes to spare" is an idiomatic phrase. Also added another semicolon. We still have 20 minutes to spare before take off; let's dine somewhere. 5) Just added punctuation. In my opinion, there is no hell in our universe; hell is only in our minds.
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    June 28, 2017
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  • Answered
    It basically means the same thing as "not crueler," but I think "not any crueler" is a better comparison. It's saying that "his road" could be equally as cruel or less cruel than the Lord of Winterfell's. It also implies that the Lord of Winterfell thinks that "his road" is very cruel, so Luwin is almost correcting this, saying, "actually, his road isn't any crueler than yours."
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    June 24, 2017
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