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Hi, my name is Shunta from Japan.
I'm trying to improve my English, especially listening and speaking skills.
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- Japanese people are perfectionists for English? How about in your country (or individual opinion)? Do you agree or disagree a theme, "Japanese people are perfectionists for English?". And how about in your country (or individual opinion)? It is said that most of Japanese people are perfectionists. Perfectionism inhibits learning English because they hesitate to use English. The most important thing for non-native English speaker is just telling their feelings or opinions to foreigners. I understand these ideas, but I sometimes hesitate to use English because I don't have much confidence.December 4, 201711
- 「電話をかけてから、友達のうちへいきます。」 Before he/she goes to friend's house, he/she phones a friend to tell that he/she comes there from now, I guess. So, the sentence "After I phone my friend, I (am going to)go to my friend's house." is easier to understand? Sorry, I don't have a confidence about English grammar...0 votedDecember 2, 20171
- The word "foreigner" is not to use? I have read articles about we should not use the word "foreigner". The reason is the word makes us feel like outsider. Instead of it, these article introduced alternative words like "international people" or "people from other countries". How do you feel this topic? And if you don't use "foreigner", how do you say?November 29, 201740
- "I envy you." vs "I'm so jealous." I cannot distinguish the difference of meaning between "I envy you." and "I'm so jealous." For example, which do you usually use in below situations? > I'm going to travel America next week. <- (reply) > I'm getting better at speaking English like fluently and without thinking! <- (reply)November 29, 201740

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