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Hi, my name is Hana and I live in Tokyo. I studied German about 20 years ago and also spent a year studying abroad in Leipzig. However, it’s been quite a while, so I’ve forgotten a lot. I’d really like to brush it up. If you’re interested in learning Japanese, I’d be happy to help you too! Looking forward to studying together.
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    "please give me time" 「どうか私に時間を下さい」 "she is lying on the floor" 「彼女は床に横たわっている」 "just because"「という理由だけで」
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    May 25, 2009
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    A literal translation would be 「私は、彼女に十分ではない」. But 「私は、彼女にふさわしくない」 is more natural expression in Japanese.
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    May 25, 2009
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    I would translate : With rubbing his crooked back, he makes slow progress on rice planting. This is another example:  怠けているようでは、テストに合格しません ( If you are lazy, you cannot pass the exam / Your laziness makes you fail the exam)
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    May 22, 2009
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    「けど」 is the same of 「けれども」。 I suppose, meaning is something like "but" or " however". 「のに」 is"although" or sometimes "but". 「ので」and 「から」 mean "because of ". And it works 「はなしますけど」. For example, わたしは イタリア語を はなしますけど、ドイツ語は、はなしません。 I speak Italian but I don't speak German. 「はなしますけど」and 「はなすけど」are basically same meaning. But 「はなしますけど」 is more polite :)
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    May 22, 2009
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    よく目にする=よく見かける と言いかえると分かりやすいと思います。 Ojizosama, which you see often,..... と 英語で訳されると思います。
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    May 22, 2009
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