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Hello everyone! I've been learning English for about 14 years but I still come up with tons of questions all the time. I hope I can meet some native English speakers who are learning Japanese so that we can help each other learning the languages! I look forward to meeting you guys! Take care. :)
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    I might say something like 何か読んで夜遅くまで起きている事を楽しみにしています。 ”宵っぱり” is not commonly used so you might want to avoid using it. :) When you want to say " look forward", 楽しみにしている(たのしみにしている)is the best choice, I think. :) Hope it helps!
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    同じだと思いますよ(^^)
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    日本では奇妙なこと if you put "ha" there, it sounds like "things that seem to be odd particularly in Japan (but maybe not in other countries?) so i'd say 日本で奇妙なこと. without "ha", so that it means "things that seem to be odd to me in Japan.

     

    日本で奇妙な自動販売機を示すオンラインの記事があります。as for this first sentence, i'd say 日本で奇妙な自動販売機「があるという」オンラインの記事「を見ました」。

     

    それは、使用される下着の自動販売機「の事を書いてありました」sounds more natural :) oh, but i think this "使用される下着"part you wanted to say was "使用された後の下着, underwears that someone has already used, i guess. cuz 使用される下着 would mean just underwears that people use. so they could be brand new underwears and maybe there's nothing weird about that. although being able to buy underwears from vending machines in public might seem to be weird to you  haha 

     

     生きたカニもあっ「た」i think you just missed typing た there though :)。それはおかしいですが、不思議だった。 the combination of the words おかしい and不思議 in that sentence is a bit odd(at least to me), cuz they both sound kind of "unusual, abnormal, rare", so it sounds too wordy? so i might say something like それは不思議に感じた。 or.. oh, maybe if you change the sentence like それはおかしく思えて、不思議だった。it sounds fine even though those words are still in the sentence.. (hmm, japanese is too complecated lol) or.. それはおかしくて、不思議に思った。well, there are a lot of ways to say the same thing. mine is just an example :)

     

    きっと誰かがそれを削除するのでしょうか。 i didn't quite understand this part. you meant someone might delete the online article? if so, why? do you think the article should be deleted?

     

    anyway, hope my comment helps at least a bit :) i'm not used to correcting people's entries here, so i might sound a bit odd here and there though :p good luck with your Japanese! :D

     

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    僕は、上海に来る前は、book editorで、きっと英語を手伝ってあげます。 I think what you want to say here is 僕は上海に来る前は、本の編集者として働いていたので、きっとあなたの英語の勉強のお手伝いができると思います。

     "I used to work as a book editor before I came to Shanhai, so I'm pretty sure I can help with your English."

     

     Is that what you wanna say? :)
     

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