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I would like help with kanji and katakana, I will try to study katakana on my own. I am from new york and I will be studying abroad in Japan in August of 2019 to early November. In September of 2018, a girl from Nagura will be staying with me for three months. I would like to become more comfortable so I can assist her within my ability. By August of 2019 I would like to be an intermediate learner, or possibly higher, I don't have the Genki textbook but I can get it if it is required.
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Ayaka/あやか
Japanese
Jun 30, 2019
Hi Zia, 今日もおつかれさまでした、Te form 少し難(むずか)しいけどちょっとずつ理解(りかい)していこうね! 今日(きょう)は少(すこ)しインターネットの調子(ちょうし)が悪かって残念(ざんねん)だったね😢また質問(しつもん)があったらいつでも聞(き)いてね
Ayaka/あやか
Japanese
Jun 18, 2019
Hi Zia! thank you so much for taking a lesson today :) Since it was our first class I have been a bit nervous today :D haha I was very happy to be able to teach you today, you seem to be enthusiastic about learning Japanese and hopefully I can help you learn it even a little :) ask me any questions when you're self learning!
Miya
Japanese
Nov 28, 2018
ジアちゃん、いつもかわいい!きょうは、たくさんげんきのほんをよみました!ジアちゃんのにほんごは、とてもスムーズでしたね!ジアちゃんのスピーチは、ドラマティックでおもしろかった!笑
Miya
Japanese
Oct 1, 2018
Zia さんはとてもかわいい!You’re Japanese intonation sounded really natural and I’m amazed with that! I think your roomie helped with that :))) look forward to talking to you soon again!
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    that's correct!
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    November 27, 2018
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    since Japanese is long and complicated you have to say. " I don't have homework". homework = 宿題 /しゅくだい (kanji and hiragana) to have= あります/ません (positive/ negative) I don't have homework= 宿題がありません or しゅくだいがありません。 I hope that helped! good luck studying!
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    November 27, 2018
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    out of those two, the second one is the most correct. however since you are already talking about the future you don't have to say "will be". you can just say " I will have a classroom full of new faces".
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    November 27, 2018
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    they are all expressions that mean nearly the same thing. the only difference is that "sometimes" is used more. when you say " now and again/ every so often". it's saying, you have done it, and probably will do something again, but not soon. I hope that made sense.
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    November 27, 2018
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    in this situation "か" would be used as "or". for example やさい か にく? on the other hand "と" would be used as and. For example やさい と にく。 I think the book was just trying to show how both would be used in this situation. Rather than saying they are the same. I hope this was helpful.
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    November 27, 2018
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    fricking is something that a 5 year old would be in trouble for. If you are 12 or older, its fine, and sometimes funny!
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    November 27, 2018
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