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I am a Japanese, living in Prague and studying Czech and German language. I have studied Czech language for 2 years but after having a job, I do not have enough time to learn language. I don't have any trouble with my Czech life, but I need to practice to improve my skills and to get more vocabularies. I also love German cultures and its language, so I would like to start leaning in order to be able to communicate with my German friends. I also study English sometimes to speak more fluently.
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지희ANNA
Korean
Oct 23, 2020
Momoko it was so nice to meet you again 저번 수업에서는 숫자읽기, 월요일-일요일등에 대해 배웠어요 모모코는 습득력이 좋아요 ! 좀 더 열심히 연습하면 실력이 향상됐음을 많이 느낄 거에요 다음에 봐요 모모코 :D
지희ANNA
Korean
Oct 11, 2020
모모코 !! 한국어 배우는 열정이 너무 대단하고, 빨리 습득하는 것 같아요 ㅎㅎ 우리 더 열심히 공부해봐요 !! 다음 수업때 봐요 😊😊
지희ANNA
Korean
Sep 26, 2020
Momoko!!! your Korean reading skill is so nice!! next class we will practice speaking naturally it was so fun lesson with you <3 see you soon 모모코 또 봐요 ㅎㅎ
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German
Aug 10, 2019
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    For my blog She, one of my best friends from high school, was walking gently with arms linked with her father. That was our first contact after long time. She looked absolutely gorgeous in a white beautiful dress and her small face was hidden in a shining bridal veil. The times have gone by so fast. I have finally noticed that we have already been grown-up since we were still 16 years-old naughty girls.  I came back to Japan again. I would no longer be surprised how many people there are or how convenient the stores are. The weather was, however, extremely hot when I arrived, it was around 30 degrees and so humid that I had to take off my scarf and sweater. I totally looked like an outlander.  While staying at home with my family or meeting my friends from school, I always feel like I am a kid, but on the other hand I feel really old enough. The kid acts like a baby in front of her family but she also has concern for her aged parents. This kind of strange sensation makes me a little confused. I believe people in their late twenty have such a mixed feeling in the same way as I do. We have to be responsible for every single thing, but we want to be a kid forever.  I'll visit Kyoto to see my grandma, because she is sick. I was relieved to hear that she isn't in such worse condition than I expected. Trip to Japan costs me a lot and it is not so easy to see my family very often. One of the biggest issues faced by people living abroad is about their family, for sure.  Except visiting my grandma, the another purpose in coming here is to take the exam for Japanese teacher. Honestly, I don't really want to proclaim this matter even on my blog, because it would put unnecessary pressure on me, but if I want to aim to become sincere person when I keep bloging, there is no help for it. I hope it will be alright.  I would like to describe people or what it's like in this country during my stay. Japan always fascinates and sometimes astonishes people, even if they were born in there and had been living more than 20 years. Everything changes so quick, but people still keep an old, odd and eccentric Japanese custom, which is very interesting. I never have enough of that.
    October 8, 2018
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    In this case the meaning would be "〜するために". And for this verb, you would need object; 〜を求めて 〜する。 Example: 助けを求めて叫ぶ。 Meaning: 助けを求めるために叫ぶ。(They scream to ask for help.) Example: 自由を求めて戦う。 Meaning: 自由を求めるために戦う。(They fight for the freedom.) And another suitable verb is 探す, for instance. Example: めがねを探して歩き回る。 Meaning : めがねを探すために歩き回る。(They walk around to look for glasses.) This rule does not apply for all verbs. You can use て form in many ways according to the context. I recommend you to learn with some example sentences. :)
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