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始めまして、名前がブラウニングです、どうぞ宜しくお願いします。アメリカのネブラスカ州，オマハ市に住んでいますと、メトロ大学に日本語を勉強しています。四月から七月に、鹿児島から札幌にバクーパキングの旅行します、だから、もっと日本語勉強したいんです。英語をも教えられます、でも教えるの経験をちょとばかりあります。 Hi, my name Browning, I look forward to learning with you. Currently, I'm living in Omaha, Nebraska, studying Japanese at Metro Community College. From April to July, I'll be going on a backpacking trip from Kagoshima to Sapporo, so I'd like to study a lot more Japanese. I can also teach English to you、though I only have a little experience at teaching.
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    I started learning on my own. Getting the Hiragana and Katakana alphabets memorized and starting with basic Kanji will make formal classroom learning a lot easier. Some people learn better on their own, some do better in a classroom setting, it's really up to you and your abilties/circumstances, and with this site you can talk with native speakers at any time to correct your pronunciation and understanding when videos and textbooks aren't enough. You aren't required to attend college to take the JLPT.
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    ""Traditional Art is worth governments' allocating funding to support it." From the root, Govern -> Governments Add an apostrophe to make "governments" possessive of "allocating funding" Capitalize a proper noun Traditional Art "Traditional Art is worthy of government funding." or ""Traditional Arts are worthy of the government funding needed to support them." This sounds more natural to say and understand.
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    March 9, 2018
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    "Children spend more time at school than they do with their parents, and because of that they gradually learn different moral values while they are growing up in school." This is how I would write it, if you mean to say that children learn moral values at school that are different from what they learn at home
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    March 9, 2018
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    "I should be around' means that they expect to be there for the meeting at that time, but you may need to ask them again when the time is closer to when the meeting is taking place, to make sure that they are still 'around' or available.
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    They are the same thing, fridge is short for refrigerator, but for whatever reason, fridge is spelled with a 'd'.
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