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こんにちは！マイクと申します。 38歳の日本語を勉強が好きな人です。2018-2019の学年には日本で留学生として日本語を勉強していたけど、今は卒業しています。コンピューターで読み書きは割と大丈夫だけど、話す力は磨くべきだと思います。ま、日本の友達が少ないし、授業のために大変忙しくならせられたから、話す力がどんどん下手になってきました。 1年間に日本に住んでいたのに、会話の事がまだ下手です。本当に練習したいけど、卒業しているからお金が少ないし、実は日本人と話すのはまだ緊張しています。 ｡ﾟ( ﾟஇ‸இﾟ+)ﾟ｡ 出も頑張りますよ！諦めずに練習すれば、絶対に上手になるでしょう？
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Marina
Japanese
Jun 17, 2020
マイクさん、こちらこそありがとうございました。 もちちゃんはとてもかわいかったです! 日本語の勉強がんばってください :)
SATOKA
Japanese
Jun 1, 2020
ありがとうございました！日本が好きだということが伝わってきて、とても嬉しく思いました。次のレッスンで話せることを、楽しみにしています！
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    Looks like a cut-and-paste error in there, could use a proofread. Also, your references aren't linked ... would be nice if we could check them out! They sound interesting.

    This is all good advice. I'm dealing with this at the moment after coming to Japan for the first time. I'll be living here for a year, and it's frustrating because so many of my abilities are at different levels. I can write and read certain things well, and other things not so well (kanji is a long process). I can speak better than I can listen, and conversation is harder for me because I have trouble understanding what people are saying, where many of my compatriots have an easier time understanding people but a harder time expressing themselves. It's all a crazy jumble, but I guess that's part of the fun.

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    September 20, 2018
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    This does make sense, yes, but the phrasing is slightly awkward. It's fine to say, "It's okay, however low those downs are," but it sounds better spoken than in writing. "It's okay even if those downs are very low" sounds better in writing, I think. The last sentence sounds a bit awkward. You might try saying it this way: "Only people who have been very low can reach very high." 分かりますか？日本語で説明するべきですか？ I think that's a great quotation. I can see why it's your favorite. :)
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    June 23, 2018
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    November 16, 2017
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    最初のノート記入 ２０１７年１１月１５日 こんばんは、日記ちゃん！ え？滑稽すぎって？ (・_・D フムフム まあいいや。 これは私の最初の記入だ。書き取りの練習が必要から、これを書くべきだと思った。 私の日本語はまだ下手だ。それで毎日練習がいいよ。 じゃ、今日は普通なクラスがあった。そしてワニカニと言うウェブサイトに登録した。あっ、実はそれは昨日だった。それにしても、日本に行く前に、もっと漢字を習いたい。明日、日本語の授業がある。今夜、漢字のワークシートからフラッシュカードを作って寝るつもりだ。 それだけだと思う。 おやすみなさい、日記ちゃん。 マイク
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    I don't know much about the specifics of nursing, but there is always a demand for Spanish-speaking nurses in America, especially in the mid-south (such as Texas, New Mexico, etc.) and the west coast (California especially). I am sure you could do well.
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    November 15, 2017
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    There isn't a big difference between these three. "Past men" is not specific. It could mean men from any time in the past. "Men who lived long ago" is a bit more specific because "long ago" makes us think it probably wasn't in the last hundred years. "Ancient men" is the most specific because of the word "ancient", which implies a VERY long time ago, perhaps several thousand years or more.
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    November 15, 2017
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