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Hi, I began to work as a Japanese language teacher to teach mainly Chinese people from this April. I'd like to learn Chinese language. I can teach you Japanese instead. I can communicate in English, too if you dont understand begginer's Japanese.
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    November 10, 2012
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    I am looking for a friend who shares British history. Hi, I am Mami from Japan. I am interested in British castles and history. and I am looking for a friend from England or who likes studying English history. I like the period from 16th century to Elizabethan. In addition, I welcome a friend from Sussex. Let's talk about historical and local topics!
    July 14, 2011
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    mami's notebook entry: Mar 16, 2011 I live in Chiba prefecture of Japan. I have to watch TV news to get new information about earthquake. But it makes me so nervous and tired, especially about nuclear power plant news. Today, my prefecture had a level 5 earthquake(震度５）. My tense reached the peak. I know I have to appreciate God and rescues from all over the world. I will try to be positive to coorporate with other japanese.
    March 16, 2011
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    I often hear a word, "chemistry" between a man and a woman. Can I use it between friends or families?
    May 25, 2010
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    Do you use "How do you do?" I think "Nice to meet you" is more popular. Are there any differences between two? Thanks for answerig my question. I learned how to answer "how do you do" is only "how do you do" at school. James and Cherry seem to have different answers. Does it depend on each country? Can I use "how do you do" for same persons and acquaintances in different occasions repeatedly for every country? In that case, is "how do you do" understood as "how are you?"
    May 25, 2010
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    I'd like to know the difference between goddess and Muse. How would I use them?
    May 13, 2010
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    Hi, Robert. Why don't you change the question like "are there student from Nagoya University? "? Is it far from main Nagoya University to Nagoya University of Foreign Studies?
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    May 7, 2010
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    Did you learn 500?! That's great! It's time you started to learn Chinese characters of animals, then.
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    April 16, 2010
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    I agree with Haru and Chi. In addition of those, 牛肉(gyu niku), 豚肉(buta niku), 鶏肉(tori niku) sound familiar to us. 牛肉 means beef, 豚肉 means pork, and 鶏肉 means chicken. Studying Chinese characters seems endless.... がんばって！おうえんしてるよ！
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    April 16, 2010
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    You can say just どうして or just なぜ. I am a Japanese. I use "why" as the meaning of なぜ. And I use "how come" as the meaning of どうして. I am not a bilingual, so I don't know the subtle difference. In Japanese, I use どうしてmore than なぜ　in daily conversation.
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    April 15, 2010
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