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Hi, I'm Emma from the U.S.! I'm interested in a lot of Japanese things (music, mascots, stores, games, variety shows), but not otaku stuff. I want to learn Japanese casually so I can read & listen to this media without googling most words. By the way, I've been considered the top student in English class since elementary school, so I can definitely help you out. In fact, I really enjoy teaching English!
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    The test seemed accurate and trustworthy. If you want to evaluate your formal English, I think that site should be a safe bet.
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    June 28, 2018
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    This sentence gets confusing at "if I say". I would just say "I didn't know anything about her previously. After I talked to her, I though 'She's kind of cute, actually.' "
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    June 27, 2018
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    The last three do mean about the same thing. However, the first sentence seems to imply that you are going towards them while they are stationary.
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    June 25, 2018
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    A good way to look at this sentence is in these parts: "(Building specific knowledge) (will feel like play) (to you) (but) (will look like work) (to others)" It is saying that it will feel fun to you while others perceive it as work. Let me know if this helps at all, because I'm not sure (^ ^ ;)
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    June 25, 2018
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    Those both sound good to me!
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    June 24, 2018
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    I think your choices are great, especially 爱慧! You definitely gotta keep the 爱, but I'd like to also suggest "he" or "hua" for the second half. I'm partial to 爱花 just 'cause the meaning is cute ^ ^
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    June 24, 2018
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    Don't take my word, but I believe "t'a" is "tu as" and "walou" is "nothing/poor". Sounds pretty harsh mdr
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    June 24, 2018
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    Generally, "would" implies you will make a decision based on your feelings, opinions, or morals. However, sometimes people as if you "would do" something in order to sound polite (as if implying they won't force you to do it) like "would you get me my phone?" or "would you please leave now?" "Will" implies that you will definitely make the decision.
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    June 24, 2018
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    Here's how I'd correct it: "Ensuring food is available to all is the most basic right for human survival and equality. Great progress has been made in the agricultural domain world-wide, but hunger and poverty still remain a silent crisis troubling all of mankind. More than 800 million people in the world still live under the threat of food shortage and malnutrition. It remains a major challenge and a shared responsibility for all mankind to boost the agriculture and eliminate hunger and poverty. Our international community should work together to strengthen the collaboration of agriculture. More attention should be attached on developing countries, especially for those that are least developed. Trade protection should be lessened, while the support of agricultural technology and funds for the least developed countries should be enhanced and the global agriculture productivity and food security should be improved." Great job by the way!
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    June 24, 2018
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    A primary difference is the connotation of the phrases. While "be good at" is a positive way to talk about one's skills, "be good for" is negative and insinuates that someone is being used for others despite how they feel about it. Here are some example sentences for both: "He was really good at cleaning!" vs. "He's only good for wiping dirty floors." "I think I'm pretty good at math." vs. "My grades have been getting worse... What am I even good for?" "Mom is really good at making lasagna!" vs. "Mom isn't good for anything besides cooking dinner." I hope that helps ^ ^
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    June 24, 2018
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