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  • Answered
    『ご存知』は『知る』の敬語（尊敬語）です。

    ですから、『知っていますか？』と目上の人などにききたいときに、『ご存知ですか？』とききます。

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    April 24, 2018
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  • Answered
    『それだけ感謝している』

    その、『それだけ』というのは『とても』という意味ではありません。

    たぶん、前の場面のだれかの行動が関係しているのだと思います。

    私はストーリーを知らないので、間違っているかもしれませんが、感謝をしている誰かが、その感謝の気持ちをあらわす何らかの行動をしたのではないかと思います。

    ですから、『それだけ』＝『それほどorそれくらい』その行動をおこすほど、感謝している。のではないかと思いますが、どうでしょうか？

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    April 24, 2018
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  • Answered
    The sentence is not an interrogative sentence.誰かしら=someone , somebody , somebody or other .
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    April 20, 2018
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    I'm sorry for my lack of explanation.

    I just thought you consider joining a martial art club to make Japanese friends.

    So I recommended to participate a pay lesson .

    Because , it is hard to find free club even for Japanese .

    And , it is possible to make friends if you join lessons or something where people with same hobbies gather .

    I know many Japanese people who have friends from abroad . So, I think it is possible .

    Depends on where you live and your character , though .

    I'm sorry if my answer is something wrong .

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    April 12, 2018
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  • Commented

    What kind of martial  art club are you looking for?

    There are so many “dojos” or boxing gyms in Japan. But usually it is not free.

    If you can afford, I think it might be better to participate in a pay lesson or training at first.


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    April 11, 2018
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  • Answered
    It is difficult to decide when to switch to casual speaking even for Japanese. There are no rule . Of course nobody tell you. We just read between the lines. So,I think it depends on people’s personality . In my case , I hardly use casual form when I talk with the people who are older than me except close family . And I don’t use casual form at work. I just use it when I talk with friends who are almost same age or younger than me.
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    April 4, 2018
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  • Answered
    I think most common phrase is "がんばって！！" or がんばれ！！ Or , how about "ファイト" "あきらめないで！" "やればできる！" "目標に向かって進め" "自分を信じて！"
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    April 4, 2018
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  • Answered
    I’m so impressed by your passion about learning Japanese. Learning and memorizing characters are really tough .Especially “Kanagi” is hard even for Japanese. I think your learning way is good . Because, many of Japanese children learn kanji like you. They practice over and over. And they take kanji tests every week at school . And if they find mistakes by tests, they practice Kanji that they mistook or forgot again. I think you should practice and memorize kanji with example compound words and sentences. For example, when you leaned “空”, you should make sentences and compound words with 空. “空はあおい” “そのはこは空だ“ “空気”. “空手” etc. Japanese children usually memorize with sentences and compound words. And When it comes to “ hiragana” “katakana “, I think you should memorize sounds at first, personally. After you can memorize all sounds, practice writing with example words. Like, あひる、あさ、あめ .etc But, as you know, Everybody has their learning way . I hope you can find your best way. Keep it up! がんばってください。
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    April 3, 2018
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  • Commented

    When you use verbs as nouns in English, you attach “to” or “-ing” with verbs. 


    ことis similar to that rule.

    When you attach "こと"with verbs , the verbs can be like nouns .


    e.g.

    みる+こと

     私の趣味はテレビをみることです。

    My hobby is watching TV.


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    April 3, 2018
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  • Answered
    あと少し参加者の枠が空いています。他の人と一緒に料理をする経験をしてみたい方は、私にお知らせ下さい。 は、どうでしょう？(^｡^)
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    April 2, 2018
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