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I want to be friends with anybody across the world who is interested in learning my language. I can teach you Japanese and tell you a lot about my country and its culture if you really like it. Surtout J'aimerais discuter avec ceux qui vient des lieux où l'on parle français. Je desirais à tout pris réapprendre le français que j'étudie ainsi durement dans l'école seulement pour oublier. . Bien sûr, je peux vous aider en japonais en echange de vous m'apprendre votre langue. N'hésitez pas à me contacter.
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    Let me add a little to poisonous apple's comment which is accurate though. You also use が　in relative clauses as well as in comparison. This is the chocolate I bought. これが/は私　が　買ったチョコレートです。 You can do it better than me. あなた　が　やったほうがよい。　あなたのほうがじょうず。 Also, when you make your own choice. I like this. これ　が　いい。　　If you say これ は いい、it means "This is good," and it's more of a general statement than expressing your preference. 　Study this. 　 アメリカ　は　いい国だ。　でも私は　日本　が　いい。
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    July 11, 2010
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    First of all, I have to modify your Japanese a little so it's more understandable. 日本人は外国人に親切ですか？　(Are Japanese friendly friendly to foreigners?) 差別は受けませんか？　(No discrimination against foreigners?) I should say Japanese hospitality is better than world average with less discrimiation against colored people than in America. But it doesn't mean you can expect to be treated as frankly as any Japanese.
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    July 11, 2010
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    Cyaoeu, bravo! Thank you for your beautiful explanation. If I may be allowed to add something, the line above is in one single sentence, whereas the one below is a combination of two separate sentences.
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    May 6, 2009
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    hirozou-san 　has provided a beautiful anwer. By the way we don't write 御皿 any more. お皿is just fine. Too many kanji should be avoided. Rather, きかい should be in kanji.
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    May 6, 2009
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    It means: You shoud use "で" rather than "と"　for your conjunction here. Literally, In my opinion でlooks more appropreate than と for the conjunction.
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    May 2, 2009
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    I've never heard anybody say 驚いてグラスを落としていました。　It should be 驚いたひょうしにグラスを落としていました。
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    April 28, 2009
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    If it's always YOU that send the money, how do you understand the sentence like: 東京の大学に行っている弟に毎月家から十万円送っています? It could be you, but most probably your parents.
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    April 28, 2009
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    このクラスが　なくなって　しまったら　さびしくなるわ。　この一年たのしかった。 kono kurasuga nakunatte shimattara sabishiku naruwa. kono ichinen tanoshi katta.
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    April 27, 2009
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    1. From outside the vegetable shop, turn left then turn left again. 通りにでたら(if you are in the vege shop) or 八百屋さんの前を(if you are somewhere else) 左に曲がってちょっと行ってまた左に曲がってください。　　toori　ni detara (or) yaoyasan　no maeo hidarini magatte chotto itte mata hidarini magatte kudasai. 2. Turn right at the second intersection and then turn left to　outside the game Centre. 二つ目の　交差点を　右に行って　最初の角を　左に　行ったら　ゲームセンター　があります。　Futatsumeno kousaten o migini itte saishono kado o hidarini ittara geemu sentaa ga arimasu.　　Good luck Sarah with your Japanese.
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    April 25, 2009
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    The first message says you are the one receiving the money whereas you are saying in the second somebody, could be you but most probably your parent, is sending money to some other member of your family. Kazuki, thank you for your question and good luck with your Japanese.
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    April 21, 2009
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