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I've been looking for a language exchange partner. If you'd like to learn some Japanese, I could be your teacher as a friend. It would also help me. I live in Osaka city. I'm a teacher for kids. I like watching movies, reading, taking pictures, cooking and eating. I'm really into scuba diving. I scuba dive about once two months on my day off. I really enjoy it. Did you know that the sea in Wakayama,Japan is really clear water and many colorful and funny creatures live? I'm just a biginner but someday I'd like to dive into famous sea to enjoy the amazing sights. So...I think I'm a pretty talkative person. If you are interested in. E-mail me please.
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    When to use the phrase, "I can't complain" in greeting? One says, How are you? The other says, I can't complain. What does it mean? Does it mean good? or not so good? Please tell me an example of a situation.
    October 16, 2010
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    oh...I mean, soccer.
    Bad Spelling too.
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    October 10, 2010
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    Halloween What are you going to be on Halloween this year? I've been thinking what I'm going to disguise. I've been thinking...I could be a Soccor Player. uh...World Cup Soccor, Japan's national team? I have a friend who has the uniform. What do you think? Boring? Odd? (I'd be very glad if you correct my Notebook)
    October 10, 2010
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    How can I use these phrases properly? How about you? What about you? I don't know how to use these phrases properly. After I tell someone my name, I say "How about you?" to know the name. But, when we ask a name we say "What's your name?". Should I use "What about you?" How about when I want to ask their "Where" or "When"... Which phrases should I use? Please tell me the differences by some examples.
    August 8, 2010
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    Hi, I think it's called "yamucha 飲茶". Yamucha dato omoi masu. sorry if i was wrong...
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    February 18, 2009
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    Hi, Diana! You've changed your name! I sometimes see the name as yours in japan too! I really agree with you. Learning by listening song is the one of the great and enjoyable way. Speaking of your question, I don't know music genres...but I like something energetic, cute and make me happy. So if you like these kids of songs...I'd recommend you Satomi' . She's really cute and has a beautiful voice. Check this out! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTmQDh0VXQI and I also recommend, Fukuhara Miho, she is really famous in japan. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjeO_6Wv_ME I'd heard she has sung at a gospel church in us or somewhere not japan. She has a really strong voice! Amazing!
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    February 18, 2009
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    imas for... I'm home now - ima uchini imasu. Where are you now? I'm at a shopping mall. - shopping mall ni imasu. arimasu for...There is a pen on the table - Table no ue ni pen ga arimasu. Do you have something to write? Yes! I have a pen. - Pen aruyo (arimasu) desu for... This is the photo. - korega sono(=the) shyashin desu. Sorry by my poor English! It's more difficult to teach than i thought!! I hope anyone could help you better than me...by good english..
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    February 16, 2009
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    Could you tell me some ...Human Sounds? How do you write down...human sounds like in English? Here's some exapmles...that I want to know. When you laugh, might be "hehehe" or "hahaha"? When you are surprised, might be "Wow" , am I right? I want to write the sounds when I write a letter or chat. so, please tell me some common sounds.
    February 16, 2009
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