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Machiko
Japanese
Jun 9, 2021
今日のレッスンありがとうございました!レベッカさんがこれまで毎日たくさん漢字を勉強してきた事がよく分かりました。基礎的な日本語力があり、リスニングと漢字の能力が高いのが、レベッカさんの強みですね。後は、読解のコツ("tips"!?)さえ掴めば大丈夫です!!!レベッカさんの日常の話も楽しかったです。難しい内容を一緒に勉強しましたが、レベッカさんのおかげで楽しい時間になりました!
Masaki ◆面接・ビジネス・JLPT
Japanese
Nov 12, 2020
JLPT N2の読解問題の解き方について説明しました。はじめは難しいかもしれませんが、このやり方に少しずつ慣れていって下さいね。
Annie
Japanese
Mar 11, 2019
おつかれさまでした (^_^)/
Annie
Japanese
Feb 9, 2019
はい!面接の練習をしっかりやって、本番の面接で上手くいくといいよね!
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  • Answered
    なるほど。ありがとうございました! :)
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    February 9, 2019
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  • Posted
    How do you say 'I admire/respect many different people for many different reasons' in Japanese? I attempted with this, but it doesn't seem at all right to me. Any help would be appreciated. :) 変わった人が変わった理由で尊敬します。
    February 9, 2019
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  • Answered
    This is a really good question! A lot of the time, these words are used interchangeably, but I think you're right about your usages. In my experience, 'refrain' is used for a 'one time' or 'temporary' situation, whereas 'abstain' holds the connotation of a longer timeline and be of conscious effort. 'Abstain' is a little more personal, and seems more like keeping oneself from something. For instance "I plan to abstain from chocolate (but it's something I would normally eat). For these reasons, I would amend your example sentences to this: 1. I plan to abstain from voting. (<- indicates that you won't vote, and will try to not vote for a longer period of time.) 2. I plan to refrain from voting this time. (<- suggests that you won't vote this time, but you might next time.) I hope this helps to clarify them a little! :)
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    January 28, 2019
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  • Answered
    If someone were to ask your birthday in general, just stating the day and month would be fine. You're right, 'date of birth' would insist on year, while 'birthday' does not, however given that it's for an employer, perhaps include the year as well to be on the safe side. If you are including the birth year, it would be more natural to say "My birthday is on the 2nd of February, 9999. If you were including your name, you could say, "My name is AAA and I was born on the 2nd of February, 9999. Good luck! :)
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    January 26, 2019
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  • Commented

    In Australia, you are an adult legally when you turn 18. You can drink alcohol, buy cigarettes and are no longer considered a junior.
    Interestingly, it is not illegal to smoke cigarettes in public under 18, but it is illegal to buy them for/supply them to people under 18. Is this sort of thing the same in Japan?

    Maybe it is better to have a higher legal age, as it keeps young people from alcohol-related problems for longer, and they might be better at handling this at an older age. I know a lot of people here in Australia start drinking at 16 or 17 (despite it being illegal) because 'they will be legal soon anyway', whereas if the legal age was older, maybe this wouldn't happen so early. What do you think?

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    January 14, 2019
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  • Posted
    10・01 のエントリー 今日は私の部屋を片づけました。私は一般的にだらしないところがありませんが、私のものが少しずつ積み重ねれていた。まず、本棚とか机とか押入れも片ずけて、ピカピカしていました。 次に部屋のカラースキームを変わることにしました。それで、寝具と絵も変わった、グレーのはを使っております。おわりに家具を動いて、床の埃を掃除機で吸い取りました。 当たり前の事だが、今、私の部屋を見ると気分がさやわかです。
    January 10, 2019
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  • Answered
    The prime minister WAS pleased that the traffic problem WAS solved. The prime minister IS pleased that the traffic problem HAS BEEN solved. Your sentences need to remain in the same tense. Using 'has been' after 'prime minister' sounds like he was happy about it, but the speaker doesn't think that it will stay that way. As 'has been' is present perfect tense, it indicates that the action (the prime minister being happy) began at some time in the past, is still in progress and might not stay as such.
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    November 29, 2018
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  • Corrected

    Movie-Good Fellas

    I watched the movie Good Fellas last night and now it's my favorite ganster movie.

    The story starts from the perspective of a boy named Henry Hill, who is obsessed with the idea of being a gangster and dreams of becoming one of them. As he says, "To me, being a gangster is better than being a president of the USA」One day, he seizes an the opportunity to become one of them as a errand boy and starts committing crimes for them. As the a result, he skips the school and be becomes a full-time gangster. He tasks his brethren to beat the postman in order to stop them from sending letters from school due to his long-term absence. More and more People starts seeing him as a real deal after he proves he won't rat on others as when he got caught by policemen and doesn't say anything even though he as a child got threatened. but still shut his mouth all the time. His dreams come true, he tastes the sweetness of being a real gangster, he doesn't need to wait in line anymore, people start greeting him, the owners treat him like a big shot. All thing Everything goes well in the first half of the movie; how wonderful it is to be a gangster. Untill the day he gets involved with drugs, which leads his life down a different path.

    I've been told this is a great gangster movie several times before I watched it. You won't feel bored at any moment while watch this movie it, and the actors are all talented. as I heard one of the supporting roles has won an Oscar. If you consider yourself as a movie buff, don't miss it.

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    November 28, 2018
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  • Corrected

    The Gardener

    You see him in the morning
    Working with delight
    He trims the trees
    And cuts the flowers
    The birds around him
    Fly and land
    They play with twigs
    And sing melodies
    How lovely a gardener
    Who lives in peace
    His life is happy
    And his efforts fruitful
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    November 28, 2018
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  • Answered
    I started travelling after graduating.
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    November 18, 2018
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