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I live in Kyoto, Japan. I was born and raised in this city. I run a small school in my house. I teach English, Math, science, Kanji characters and so on to my students aged 8 to 18. Now and then I also teach Japanese to foreign people through some websites and some mailing list groups. I like learning and teaching. I hope people understand each other more and the earth will be a better place for everyone.
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    你好，小丑张。 >あなた、きみ、こられのものを使えますが。不尊重ですか？ That's not こられ. It should be これら. 不尊重 is not used in Japanese. But I guess you meant "Are they impolite?" Both あなた and きみ mean "you", but in daily conversations in Japanese, we rarely use them. If you know the other person's name, it is the most polite to use the person's name (usually his or her family name) with the suffix "san", such as Yamada-san, Tanaka-san, Noda-san (Prime minister), etc.... おまえand あんた also mean "you". But I don't think you should use them until you understand Japanese better. 再见 ひらしん
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    March 19, 2012
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