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My name is Raúl and I'm 22 years old. I'm a Spanish guy from barcelona interested in people from abroad and different cultures. I started studying japanese because I want to go there and learn it directly from the people of Japan. My interest for japan came because I used to watch Anime as a kid and then I got interested in the history of japan, which I think that is really cool btw(LOL). So if you want to exchange and practice your spanish or your english. Feel free to message me. I'm quite fluent in english although I can't really prove cause never took the tests. I've learned most of my english from talking to people online aaaaand that's pretty much all about me. Help me to speak my fourth lenguage!
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    Help me with this! So I'm studying by myself and in my book this sentence came up: 電話をかけてから、友達のうちへいきます。 I don't really understand this sentence, knowing the meaning of the words my silly guess is: when I phone, I go to my friends house. Which makes 0 sense to me, but the next sentence(which is the same structure) I think I actually understand the meaning because of the verb tense: うちへかえってから、晩ごはんを食べました。 When I went home , I ate my dinner. Is it me or the Te form of kakemasu is translated as a past tense cause of the verb tabemas being in past tense? 1: What does the first sentence mean? 2: Am I right with the second one? Thank you! :D
    December 1, 2017
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    Help me with this doubt :) So I'm studying by myself and in my book this sentence came up: 電話をかけてから、友達のうちへいきます。 I don't really understand this sentence, knowing the meaning of the words my silly guess is: when I phone, I go to my friends house. Which makes 0 sense to me, but the next sentence(which is the same structure) I think I actually understand the meaning because of the verb tense: うちへかえってから、晩ごはんを食べました。 When I went home , I ate my dinner. Is it me or the Te form of kakemasu is translated as a past tense cause of the verb tabemas being in past tense? 1: What does the first sentence mean? 2: Am I right with the second one? Thank you! :D
    December 1, 2017
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