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Hello, I'm Madoka. I'm a 16-year-old Japanese living in New Zealand. (=^・^=) I am keen on learning German, French and more Hallo, ich bin Madoka. Ich komme aus Japan und wohne in Neuseeland. Bonjour, je suis Madoka. Je viens du Japon et j'habite en Nouvelle-Zélande. こんにちはMadokaです。ニュージーランドに住んでいる日本人です。よろしくお願いします。 If you have any questions in NCEA and other Japanese writing, please feel free to ask me. I am not a professional but I will do my best!! o(=・ω・=o)=3=3=3=3=3=3
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    How do I say this in German↓? How do I say "I'm short for the age group" (I mean my height is shorter than avarage height in my age group)?
    November 20, 2018
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    What is "like" in German What I mean is, "like" as we use in the middle of a sentence all the time. Is there any words in German that is equivalent to that? e.g. You know, Pusheen is like, really cute!! Thanks!
    June 10, 2018
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    Simile, metaphor and personification examples I am writing a short story and I would like a couple of examples of metaphor, simile or personification of a phrase, "to shut someone's ears." This phrase comes when a boy was said by someone bad things and he shut his ears. I know what simile, metaphor, personification means, by the way I would like to have some examples to do with the phrase above Thank you!
    February 26, 2018
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  • Posted
    A very interesting English phrase 面白い英語のフレーズについての質問 I was doing some reading at school and I found an interesting phrase. It is "often frequent." The sentence says "walls still hold strong against the violent storms that often frequent the area." My English teacher explained to me that it means "often come/go to." Reading the passage, I guess the teacher's definition is right but I wanted to double check it. Thanks!!
    February 14, 2018
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    How do I say "I've got up (the bed) at 7:50 a.m." in French? I know ≪Je me lève≫ means I get up, but how do I say this in past tense (or present perfect tense)... It would be GREAT if anyone could tell me XD
    November 13, 2017
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  • Corrected

    木曜日にテストがあります。

    あさってはしけんがあるのでべんきょうしておきます。

    I don't think there is hardly any mistakes :) But there are some suggestions that you can write (paraphrasing, I guess) It isn't necessary to put "、" in between those sentences, but it might be better to read them if they are separated:

    あさってはしけんの日なので、べんきょうしておきます。

    しけんがあさってあるので、べんきょうしておきます。


    When someone asks you to hang out but you would like to study on Thursday, you can say this:

    木曜日にテストがあるので、べんきょうしておきます。

    木曜日にしけんがあるので、べんきょうしておきます。

    I hope this would help you :) Good luck with you exam!

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    October 31, 2017
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    Fächer in der Schule Mein Lieblingsfach ist Biologie, weil ich lernen kann, wie Tiere in der Nature leben. Ich kann auch lernen, wie sich Lebewesen entwickelt haben. Ich liebe die DNS lernen. Dast ist ein bisschen schwierig, weil ich viele Wörter auswendig lernen muss! Vielleicht mag ich Biologie, weil ICh Tiere mag. Ich mag keine Grafiken in meiner Schule. Ich zeichne gern aber Ich mag die Klasse nicht. In der Klasse, entwerfen wir viele Dinge. z.B. Häuser, Betten. Ein Lehrer gibt uns Noten, wie wir zeichnen. Er ist nicht sehr nett. Er gibt den Studenten, die er mag, gute Noten, aber er ist streng auf andere. Translation My favourite subject is biology because I can learn how animals in nature live. Also, I can study how living things have evolved. I love learning DNA. It is a bit hard as I have to remember a lot of words! Maybe I like bio because I like animals. I do not like graphics at my school. I like drawing but I do not like the class. In the class, we design many things. E.g. houses, beds. A teacher gives us grades on how we draw. He is not very nice. He gives good marks to the students he likes but he is strict on others.
    October 22, 2017
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  • Answered
    It's こんしゅうまつ because this word can be split into こんしゅう and まつ and not こん and しゅうまつ as こんしゅう means "this week" and まつ means the end. You might have confused with しゅうまつ, which means weekend. こんしゅうまつ means the end of "this week" (you can say this weekend but I am trying to write differently). In the same way, we say 来週末(らいしゅうまつ)--next weekend. It looks like we say "this week's end" and "next week's end." I hope this would help you with your learning.
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    October 22, 2017
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  • Answered
    煙is the right answer for a smoke. もく is not really a word. もくもくis used to explain how the smoke is coming out of a chimney. It's an onomatopoeia. I hope this would answer your question. :)
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    October 22, 2017
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  • Posted
    My first writing in German... Ich habe mich nicht entscheiden, was ich in Zukunft tun möchte, aber ich mag Menschen helfen. Ich denke: ST, OT, oder PT ST: Speech Therapist→die Logopädin OT: Occupational Therapist→die Ergotherapeutin PT: Physical Therapist→die Physiotherapeutin Ich möchte in Japan oder Deutschland lernen. Mein erst Option ist zu Japanischen Universtäten zu gehen, weil, Japanischen meine erste Sprache ist, und es ist einfach Fachfächer zu lernen Eine andere Sache ist, dass ich herumreisen will, besonders Europa.
    October 6, 2017
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