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Hello. My name is Roy. I am a Singaporean, currently enrolled as a final year undergraduate in the National University of Singapore. I am bilingual, in English and Mandarin. I can understand and speak basic Japanese, however I wish to learn Japanese more and be more proficient in it.
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  • Commented

    こんにちは！私は大学生が、もうすぐ卒業します。

    もしよかったら、友達になりませんか。

    英語を手伝うのがあげましょう。


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    July 4, 2018
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  • Commented
    I am also learning Japanese at the moment, I would be happy to teach you English.
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    July 2, 2018
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    こんばんは。
    わたしはシンガポールの大学の学生です。
    日本語が少しわかります, but I am not good at it yet。
    If you are okay with it, feel free to add me as a language partner.
    ありがとうございます
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    February 2, 2018
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    Hello. I am a student from Singapore.
    Please feel free to add me if you wish.
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    February 2, 2018
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    英語がよくわかります。
    If you would like, please feel free to add me as a friend.
    じゃまた
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    February 2, 2018
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    If you would like, please add me as a friend.
    I can speak and write English.
    日本語をすこしわかります。
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    February 2, 2018
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  • Commented

    いいですよ。

    Please message me for LINE id.

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    February 2, 2018
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  • Commented
    My age is the number of hours there are in a day.
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    February 2, 2018
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  • Commented

    1) Yes, in this case "looked up" is just a physical act of looking up. 

    For <seek or search> meaning, it would be more appropriate to have sentences such as:

    a) I looked it up on Google - there is a great coffee shop nearby.

    b) You can look up the meaning of this word in an English dictionary.

    Both sentences involve getting information for some purpose.

    For <physical looking>:

    a) I was busy doing homework in the afternoon. The next time I looked up at the sky, it was already night.


    2) The meaning for "He wanted to disappear. But he wasn't sorry." should be exactly what it means.

    He wanted to be gone from wherever he was at, not because he was sorry what he has done, but because he don't want to see her or be with her at the same place.

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    February 2, 2018
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    These days

    I quitted my job recently because of moving to the UK. (If the move is not yet done, use 
    "I am moving to the UK")
    Correction: I quitted my job recently because I am moving to the UK.
    I believe the past tense of "quit" should be "quitted" (from British English) but it might be different for American English (although I believe "quit" is not the most common form used). 

    When I was working, I couldn't see the sun shine especially during a (the) winter, because I departed my (from) home early and left my work place late. Now I can go out anywhere, anytime that I like with taking the brightly sun shine (while looking at the bright sun). It (may) seems  that it is nothing special, but for me, it's (a) really happy thing.

    I enjoy doing that (what) I couldn't do in  during wo(r)king days. To breach my hear (brush my hair), do my nails, walking around in a during day time, and etc... I'm really excited everyday like "What can I do today!".  (Everyday, I am really excited and ask myself the things that I can do today.)

    Living in the UK would not always be fun, so I'll enjoy and relax the rest of the days (with the remaining time I have) in Japan.
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    February 2, 2018
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