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I am married, not looking for social gatherings, just trying to learn Japanese. Along my trip I am here to help others learn English. Ask away.
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    You are correct. first off "there" doesnt have a plural form. if he is saying "there's" than he is saying "there is" "There is" would start a singular item description (I.E. There is my shoe. or even There's my shoe) "There are" would start a plural item description (I.E. There are my shoes. There are some people over there) However in lazy slang english, most people dont say "there are" they just say "there's" it's acceptable but wouldnt pass on an english test...
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    September 12, 2010
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    talk about your favorite movie. and express the emotions and feelings you have during certain scenes. you could extend this to books or poems.
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    September 12, 2010
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    or even simpler "what are you up to?"
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    September 12, 2010
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    most people would say "what are you getting up to?" or "what are you doing"
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    September 12, 2010
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    If you call some one in particular a FAT LADY than that would be rude, or impolite. however this statement is not rude. The "fat lady" refers to opera, and i suppose the last act was all ways a larger set woman. It has manifested into a statement which means "this isnt over yet"
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    September 12, 2010
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    No I am not like Justin Bieber. He is too stuck up to be my role model. He is too young, and too immature to disserve my respect, let alone my following.
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    September 12, 2010
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    ok some people spelled it sotsuka and some spelled it souka wonder what the difference is. and then what compares souka to wakarimasu?
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    January 18, 2010
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    i am learning japanese but hope this helps. although they are similar they arent really interchangable, atleast not in expansive sentences. here is a youtube link on the subject http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DebWy8NfEzw desu means "it is" or "is" or "are" imasu means the presence of a living thing.(i.e. cat dog person) more like "here is" or "there is" and arimasu is just like imasu except for non living things (i.e. walls floors mountains)
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    January 18, 2010
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    what i did was type in "top secret soundtrack" and got a list of the songs. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088286/soundtrack anyhow the song is called "how silly can you get" and it is by "Phil Pickett"
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    May 15, 2009
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    The design on the top half looks very blurry and almost hurts my eyes.
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    May 15, 2009
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