My name is Peter, but most of my friends call me Pete.
I work as a robotics automation engineer with an interest in languages and sports. I play tennis, enjoy rock climbing and go to the gym. I like travelling too, but let's be honest, who doesn't?
Our next lesson will be our 70th one and I'm always impressed with Peter san's consistency in his study habits (and his Kanji knowledge). Making own example sentences with the grammar points like today was a very good exercise!!! I think it's sometimes hard to study Korean and Japanese at the same time because it's similar but also different, so I respect Peter san for not letting Japanese studies go for studying more Korean (I myself have been lazy about learning Korean nowadays😅). It's always fun to work with Peter san because Peter san is not afraid to make mistakes and try to use what he learned. いつもありがとうございます🙇♀️
I feel that I spent too long talking about meat today, すみません 😅 I'll try to balance free talk and book time better and try to have more time for practicing new grammar in the future! またよろしくお願いします✨
We practiced まちあわせ conversation and some useful sentence patterns like 3時はどうですか?/3時半でもいいですか?etc. I hope Peter san can finally watch Oppenheimer this weekend and I'm looking forward to hearing about it using 〜て reason form!
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Looking for a Swedish native; I’m conversational in Swedish and looking for practice. I’m native in English and work in a professional office environment, happy to help with any level of English in return.
I would always say "as far as I can see". It is a way of saying "as far as i can (possibly) see" meaning using all the information available to you. "As I see" sounds very unnatural and is never used.
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Real name just means whatever your name is. It most likely asks because sometimes you can use a handle or a username (for instance I can use PeterTsig). As for surname, the question doesn't really specify if it wants it, so your first name should be sufficient.