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    I'm looking to translate a novel title to Japanese to make fanart. The title is "Transported to another world as a hero without magic." Is this right? " 魔法のない英雄として別の世界に連れて行かれる。" I just google translated it.
    October 7, 2020
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    Is this correct? おまえ足を見せてくれ。 I was aiming along the lines as "show me your feet" I'm not sure if that is correct. The reason is not as weird as you think I assure you.
    May 30, 2020
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  • Answered
    Cliche is something that is unoriginal or something that is over used. Like in a story the hero will rescue the princess and beat the evil king.
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    May 1, 2020
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  • Answered
    It is just different tense. If it was in the past you would use the first one. If it was recent it would be the second but they are both correct.
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    May 1, 2020
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  • Posted
    How would I say "I hate this!" in Japanese?
    March 20, 2019
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  • Answered
    If it's phased exactly like that it may mean that you would go for a walk to enjoy the rain. Say if it has been hot for weeks without rain and it suddenly rains. People might take a walk in the rain to cool down during the hot weather.
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    December 29, 2018
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  • Commented
    Honestly, from what I have seen as a foreigner some of the locals feel like they can take advantage of you like taking you to these dodgy bars that have hidden fees and pickpocketing you. But that mostly in the big city's.
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    December 29, 2018
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  • Answered
    However, the paper fails to make (an) accurate deduction as to the cause of the surgical complications and lacks relevant pictures. Thus, manuscript rejection is advised. Other than you missing (an) it was fine.
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    December 29, 2018
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  • Answered
    I think it means gets out of your way for the rest of the day. I'm not too sure though. Where I'm from we would simply say "Once we finish school."
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    December 29, 2018
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  • Corrected

    My New Vocabulary for Today : Part 93

    Thank you for everyone!
    At last my new vocabulary list has exceeded 2000 words with sentences this morning.
    I have accumulated those words from reading, listing, and many places. Lack of vocabulary is one of my weak point of English. So I intend to keep doing this habit until I have got a confidence of it. I really appreciate all those who corrected my notebooks for helping me and I’m still going to keep doing…

    I'm trying to make some sentences using the new vocabulary I learnt today.
    If there are any grammar mistakes and/or weird word choices, please correct them. Thanks.

    1) I have been writing a memoir about his upbringing.

    2) You should pay it up front at a fast food shop.

    3) I have been studying a the chronicle of the world.

    4) I aspire desire an unconventional life style.

    5) A person who is called a maverick or an egoist.

    6) No matter how much skill I have, I will never get a  job as like the local people as far as unless I get a visa.

    7) She exclaimed that I fell felt coins with a clink from my pocket.

    8) The rotate rotating wheels on the bag are were retracting and extending smoothly.

    9) Due to expand  expanding a function, I complement complemented a clasp on a bag.


    Some words are similar especially tenses so it's really easy to mistake them.

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    December 29, 2018
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