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Hello, and nice to meet you. I am a university student in Japan. I have no confidence in English though I've been studying it for many years. So I want to cultivate my skills in English more. my skype ID : chris_7774 my mail address : cant_stop☆live.jp　(Please change ☆ to @) I rarely visit this site. If you want to contact me, please send a message to address above.
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  • Answered
    I'm ok Fortunately I'm home now, but there are a lot of people who cannot get back home because most of the trains in Tokyo are suspended due to the earthquake
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    March 11, 2011
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    the former means "The woman is (starting) reading a book"
    the latter means "The woman is reading a book (now)"
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    March 7, 2011
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    This content violates our Community Guidelines.
    March 3, 2011
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    March 3, 2011
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  • Answered
    よい週末を　 in Japanese
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    December 23, 2009
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    There's no gramatical mistakes in this setence. It's perfect! But I think it become better if ”決まる” in the 2nd line changes to ”なる” or ”なってしまう”.
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    June 21, 2009
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  • Answered
    Hello, AJ. I sent a message on which I wrote the translated letter. Please read it, and if there are any mistakes, please let me know.
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    June 18, 2009
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  • Commented
    こんにちは！　ＢＯＰと申します。
    僕は日本に住む高校生です。日本語を母国語としているので、皆さんのお役に立てたら嬉しいです。
    また、僕自身も外国語、並びにその背景にある文化を学びたいと思っているので、皆さんとコミュニケーションがとれたら幸いです。
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    June 15, 2009
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    it's saying "ピノキオ　伸びた鼻は　重たく俯くまま"(ぴのきお　のびたはなは　おもたく　うつむくまま) and means ”Pinocchio's streched nose has been still drooping down heavily” Pinocchio is a character in C.Collodi's fable. His nose streches when he tells someone a lie.
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    June 14, 2009
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