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...I'm also super interested in rationality (see: Less Wrong/SlateStarCodex) and in voluntaryist/anarchist/libertarian philosophies, but I have no idea how to communicate this in Japanese. *weeps* 大学生ときに、二年まで日本語を勉強しましたけど、たくさん忘れちゃった…いっしょに勉強しましょう！ I can offer a lot of help with English grammar. American pop culture, not so much. I like British things and indie pop and old movies! (Also: デートはだめ！！彼氏もういます。I've already got a boyfriend, and I know it's sexist, but I don't want to meet with any men one-on-one in person from this site.)
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    Hi, Yuko! I'm looking for a language exchange partner as well! いっしょに勉強しましょうか？
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    March 20, 2018
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    Do you have a parasol? When the weather is fine, we put up a parasol. The Japanese likes white skin and have a sense that white skin is beautiful. So Japanese women hate getting sunburned. It is necesarry for her to use a parasol. Which, of white skin and light-brown skin, do you prefer?

    In America, some women like suntans so much that they go get fake tans (either spray-on or in sunbeds)! When I was growing up, being pale was considered (for the most part) unattractive, but I think fair skin may be in fashion again. In my experience, Americans of European descent tend to prefer tans, while everyone else seems to prefer lighter skin.

    That said, many Americans find it uncomfortable to talk about skin tones, because we associate the topic with racism.

    Also, I live in a sunny city, and almost no one uses parasols here!

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    March 15, 2018
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    I think it should read: "There will always be someone with a camera who wants to take her picture." "Take a picture of her" and "take her picture" have exactly the same meaning. :) (More advanced: You can replace "take" with "snap" in this context. "Picture" can also be "photograph" or, more commonly, "photo.")
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    March 15, 2018
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    March 15, 2018
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    Quick grammar tip: English speakers almost never use the words "persons" (plural). We usually say "people" instead. You'll sometimes see "persons" in formal writing.

    On the topic of people who see themselves victims: I think they're super frustrating!! Are you dealing with someone like this now?

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    March 15, 2018
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    What's the context? (I'm a native English speaker and I've never heard of "clam vibes," hahah.)
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    March 15, 2018
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    寝た方がいいけど… Re:Mindを見て欲しい！夜更かしするもいいですか？フレーランスを働きますから。 それから、日本語のテレビは日本語を勉強するのためにいいですね…＞＿＞
    March 15, 2018
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