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Feb 11, 2019
おつかれさまでした！Cesarさん is very motivated and attentive! You did a great job today.
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  • Corrected

    White mocha

    I´ve just got white mocha at Starbucks. I know it’s high calorie, but I like it!
    When I feel stressed, I taste something sweet, then I feel much better.
    But I have to be careful or else I´d get fat!
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    February 13, 2019
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  • Commented

    Technically,  most of trees, flowers and other plants don´t bloom in winter. From this point of view, "bloomer" would be a comparision between nothing (on winter) and everything (on summer), for example.

    As the phrase clear states the  comparison idea between "something is more than other", in this case, using the adjective "bloomer" does not gives the right meaning for the phrase.


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    February 13, 2019
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  • Commented

    You can.


    Other way (more native) would be: 


    "In summer, the trees are lifeful (full of life), more than in winter." 

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    February 13, 2019
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  • Corrected
    Today was my first day back to work since I was on leave. I was very anxious. I thought I wanted to go back home, but my colleagues were really kind and somehow I survived the first day. I want to give myself a pat on my back today!
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    February 12, 2019
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  • Answered
    Most of the conversations can be started with "good morning/afternoon /evening" (formal) or just "morning/ afternoon / evening " (less formal). If you don't want to be misunderstood in your first dialogs with strangers, for example, better use formal way. If you are with close friends or family, you can use less formal way.
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    February 10, 2019
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    Please contact me. I am english fluent and can help you with that.
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    February 10, 2019
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    Nihongo benkyo - looking for partners Hello! I am looking for partners to help with my Nihongo study (beginner level).

    I am language teacher, fluent in English, Spanish and Portuguese. I can help you with any level for your language study, in exchange for helping me with Nihongo.

    Please leave your message and let's study together. Thank you!

    February 10, 2019
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  • Answered
    Frenzy is an uncommon word, rarely used. The sentence would be better with " hysteria or madness" instead of "frenzy" The meaning of the sentence says "one has worked or moved himself towards a hysteria /madness condition" like working several days without resting for example. Is that what you meant?
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    January 28, 2019
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