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日本人です。日本語勉強中の英語圏の人とお知り合いになれたら良いですね。 Thanks for reading my profile. i'm Japanese and learning English. If you can speak English and learning Japanese, Let's learn together.
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    I hope you are doing well - うまくいくといいですね -- umaku iku to ii desu ne I hope you will be successful - せいこうするといいですね -- seikou suru to ii desu ne
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    December 30, 2008
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    no topic for me about Japan before 800AD. [Classic] Heian Period(794～1100?) ・Classical Japanese culture, art, poetry, literature. ・・"The Tale of Genji" is one of the oldest novel written by woman in the world. ・・"Japanese poetry" is the shortest poem in the world. [Feudal] Kamakura Period(1200～1333) ・Age of the beginning of Bushi and Samurai. Muromachi Period(1333～1550?) ・no topic for me :P Azuchi Momoyama Period(1550?～1600) ・Age of Lords ・・many wars everywhere in Japan. ・・many heros appeared and died. Edo Period(1600～1868) ・Age of Seclusion ・・Maturity of Bishi culture ・・Peace. Edo(now Tokyo) was one of the biggest(population) city in the world. [Nation state] Meiji Period(1868～1912) ・Meiji Restoration ・・End of Bushi and Samurai. ・・Meiji Constitution was modelled on the constitutions of Germany, France, and the United States. WWI and WWII and bla bla... I agree Chi-san said above. and "The Tale of Genji" is a love story. :)
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    December 21, 2008
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    サッカーをテレビで見るのは好きではないですが、プレイするのは好きです。 サッカーをテレビで見るのは嫌いですが、プレイするのは好きです。 好きではない：suki dewa nai = dont like 嫌い：kirai = hate
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    December 18, 2008
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    it seems Japanese. meaning is "so much innocent". btw, "JAP" is a word using to insult Japanese. if you write abbreviation of "Japan", i recommend you to use "JPN".
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    December 15, 2008
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    it depends on a verb follow by. Basically, you have to use "wo" in SVO sentences like I wrote a letter. watashi wa tegami wo kaita. I played the piano. watashi wa piano wo hiita. but there are a few exceptions replacing "wo" to "ga" about some verb. I like cat. watashi wa neko ga suki. I hate dog watashi wa inu ga kirai. "suki" and "kirai" are verbs followed by "ga".
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    December 15, 2008
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    it seems to be nothing. それはなさそうだ。(それは無さそうだ)
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    October 20, 2008
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    "okidukai arigatou gozaimasu" is one of the expression. meaning is "thank you for worry about me." genki desu. okidukai arigatou goaimasu.
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    October 14, 2008
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    why dont you read japanese manga? i'd learned many kanji and jukugo(a word convined two or more kanji characters) by reading many manga in my childhood. in japan, there are millions of manga. so you can find some favorite, i guess. to be honest, the best way to learn kanji is in your class, i think. :P
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    October 14, 2008
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    sorry my mistake. mothu -> motsu.
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    October 10, 2008
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    japanese verb or adjectives change themselvs by the word connecting to them like do, does, did in English. mochi masu mothu masu (incorrect) mothu toki mochi toki (incorrect) yomi masu yomu masu (incorrect) yomu hito yomi hito (not incorrect but sooooo rare i think) the difference between yoi and ii is a little different above. (if you asked yoi and yoku, then it is same reason) yoi and ii is special type of word, i think. and i cannot explain well using my english :P
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    October 10, 2008
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