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Kia ora, Hello, こんにちは! I am currently a Japanese student here in New Zealand doing night classes as a shumi. I want to try and fast track my learning in Japanese as I am flying there towards the end of the year✈️. I’m from New Zealand and speak 2 languages, Māori and English.(They are both official languages of New Zealand; yes I am a Kiwi, so they say). I have a strong interest in the Japanese language right now and want to learn how to speak fluently as well as immerse myself in to the culture more. Plus I am a huge ANIME follower ✌. I currently work as a school administrator/payroll advisor. I completed my Bachelor’s degree in Communication Studies majoring in Marketing in 2016. If you want to know more, please don’t be shy to introduce yourself, I’m happy to exchange languages if you’re interested. All I want to learn is Japanese (Sorry but I don’t have time to just teach Māori and English to anyone if you can’t teach me Japanese). Thank you for reading and hope to talk soon!
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    Or you could write "How to experience a divorce and make it less of a headache?" That sounds a lot better.

    Hi, there Which one is right? "How to experience a divorce and not have it be a headache" or "How to experience a divorce and it not be a headache"? Thank you

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    Hi ZZA!

    Sorry I have corrected everything you wrote. Hope his helps!

    #Why do we feel so scared to speak English out loud?

    Hi everyone, I would like to share some of my experiences with speaking English.

    I only started learning how to speak English at 32 years old. In my country no one I know speaks English. If you were to speak English in my country, people will look at you weird and stare at you. I don't know why they do that but it is rude and unwelcoming. I hope in time though, English will be a much standard language in my country.

    My message for today is:

    #Don't be scared to speak English!

    #If you have something to say, just say it!

    #Don't think about grammar too much!

    The first thing I would encourage you to do is speak to yourself until you can speak smoothly without hesitation.

    Once you master how to speak without hesitation then look in to your grammar.

    Although this advice is small, I believe it can help you out a lot.

    To tell you the truth, I know I'm not excellent at writing in English so excuse my mistakes.

    Thank you all!

    #ZZA

    #19March2018

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    March 19, 2018
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    How would I spell my name (Faith) in Japanese? And my sons name, Teave. Please help anyone! Japanese translation
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    Hi Wooram,

    Is this a question for a job? I have made some corrections for you. Are you really going to treat your whole organisation for dinner? I don't think that's possible. But if so, I have bolded the last of the sentence ☺️

    Q) If you succeeded in a mission from your boss, ;To to whom you would you reward, your boss or colleagues?

    A) I think I would succeed in the project thanks to both of them. I think my success should be shared by both my boss and my colleagues. Because I’m working with many people in a large company Hyundai and I’m confident that It’s not possible to succeed whatever I do by myself. Working in a large organisation like Hyundai alone cannot be done without my boss to lead and my colleagues to collaborate effectively. If I succeeded in the project, Many co-workers including team leader would assist in the mission. Without them I would not succeed any of the tasks that are given to me. Therefore, I’d like to treat all of them to dinner to show my appreciation and spend some our quality time. To appreciate them is an understatement.

    <em>and I am willing to treat them all to dinner</em>.

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    Teach me Japanese in Exchange for English help! I am a current 2/3 beginner student in Japanese but I'd like more help from someone who lives in Japan (native or not is fine).
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    All day today I have been thinking of buying a new tablet on the Amazon site. I want to buy a tablet so I can use it to read books indoors or outdoors. I am looking for a tablet that is light and stores a lot of memory. The Kindle brand seems to be the best choice so far as it is a lot cheaper; however, the features are not as great as other brands. I was nearly going to purchase a Kindle until I decided not to buy one and wait for a newer verison or choose another brand later.
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    March 18, 2018
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    She gave me a massage (If you're trying to explain a female/lady giving you a massage)
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