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こんにちは！はじめまして。^^ レネーといいます。オレゴン州に住む27歳の女性です。何年で大学に音楽を勉強したんですが、結局学位が取りませんでした・・・残念ですのに実は今、医療関する仕事をしたいですよ。それはとりあえず未来の夢ですけどね。^^' 日本文化と言語に興味があるんですので、いつか日本に旅行したいです。(今はCOVIDのくせに無理だけどね...) 英語を教えられたら素敵だと思いますね。もちろん、英語とアメリカ文化を教えて嬉しいですね。:) 友だちになったらいいです！ 趣味は、日本語の勉強以外、トロンボーンを吹くこと・ビデオゲーム・読書などです。特に好きなジャンルがホラーです笑 実はホラー映画を見すぎると思います><　 よろしくお願いします。 Sorry, but I won't reply to messages that just say "hello", "hey", etc. Have something to say, please.
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    None of these are grammatically correct.
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    September 9, 2022
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    December 21, 2018
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    Maybe it's just me, but it seems like a lot of Japanese people here study French.
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    October 28, 2018
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    It's one of the four Japanese conditionals ("if" words). That sentence basically says "what is this if it's translated to English" (more directly translated: "if translate to English, what?")
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    October 23, 2018
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    September 22, 2018
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    September 22, 2018
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    "He is the greatest singer since records began." "He is the greatest singer in recorded history." Both are technically correct but sound pretty strange. Usually we say "of all time". "He is the greatest singer of all time."
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    September 17, 2018
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    Well... At least you're honest.
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    September 15, 2018
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    I would most likely say "the letter he sent me" and leave out "which".
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    September 15, 2018
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    I think the first sentence was meant to be "we don't like to live in this house BY ourselves", which means "we don't like to live in this house alone/without other people being present". The second sentence just means we don't like to live in the house. There's no other information offered. "We don't like living in this house ourselves" isn't grammatically wrong, but it sounds odd in this situation, in my opinion. To do something yourself means to do something without anyone's help. Confusingly you can use "by" here as well to mean the same thing. But it doesn't work the other way around. I hope my explanation wasn't too confusing, haha. Did you write these sentences, or did you find them somewhere? It might be helpful to know the context, if there is any.
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    September 15, 2018
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