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Ike Kaya
Turkish
Dec 14, 2025
Çok rahat ve samimi bir ders oldu!
Shiori Yamaguchi
Japanese
Dec 26, 2022
ヤッシャさん、今回はレッスンを受けてくれて、ありがとうございました！ 初めて日本語で会話をしたということでしたが、一つ一つの文法と単語をしっかりと確認しながら話せていたと思います😊 禅のことや、日本への旅行の話、仏教の話など、とても興味深いお話ができましたね！ 1月の日本への旅行も楽しんでください😊そして、またいろいろお話ができるのを楽しみにしています！
Azusa
Japanese
Dec 25, 2022
2回目の日本語レッスンお疲れ様でした😊今回はヤッシャーさんのことをたくさん教えてもらいました。自然な日本語の表現もよく知っているし、漢字もよく勉強していますね😉細かいニュアンスの違いには、会話で使ってみて少しずつ慣れていくといいと思いますよ♪
Iván
Spanish
Feb 6, 2022
Ivan tiene un nivel de español espectacular. Siempre es muy cálido hablar con él porque utiliza palabras de la vida cotidiana para nosotros los hispanohablantes. Puedo ver cómo se esmera en aprender la lengua, su cultura y la sociedad que rodea al español. Es sumamente agradable conversar con él. Gracias Ivan :)
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    おはようございます！イバンです。３日前に日本に着きました。二日前から大阪に滞在しています。一ヶ月間大阪にいます。後に農園に滞在します。合計５ヶ月間日本にいます。日本語のレブルを上げるために毎日作文をして赤字をしてくれる。交換して、あかじをする人の英文を赤字をする上げます。スペイン語の文も赤字できる。赤字相手を探したい。同意時は内緒のためにGoogle Docsを使いたい。どうと思いますか。頑張りましょう！よろしくお願いします！
    January 21, 2023
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    おむつに問題がないかどうか調べたあと、必要な人に届けます。 What does 『に問題』 do in this sentence? I know it to mean "problem" but I'm not sure how 『おむつに問題』behaves grammatically.
    July 6, 2022
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    Here we'd say "communicate with anyone/anybody." English doesn't like double negatives. Since you said "do NOT" earlier in the sentence, you can't say "nobody" later on :)
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    January 14, 2022
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    Depending on what you want to say exactly, I'd alter the words a bit in your last sentence. You could say, "For businesses, English is a priority," or "Business English is a priority." What you said is okay, as long as you put "a" in front of the word "priority." :)
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    January 14, 2022
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    Buenos días! En la frase siguiente, no entiendo la palabra "matizado": revelaron una desmesurada ignorancia del mundo indígena y un racismo nada matizado. Alguien puede explicármela? Me ayudarían otras oraciones de ejemplo con esta palabra y el mismo significado. En castellano, por favor :)
    January 14, 2022
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    They occupy different parts of speech. They mean generally the same thing but are used slightly differently depending on where they belong in a sentence. Examples: I am your opponent. You must fight me. I am opposing you. You are opposed to me. I am opposite you (meaning something like "I'm standing in front of you"). You are my opposition in this fighting competition.
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    March 13, 2021
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    I'm having trouble with the 「というような」 of this sentence: ただ謝ればいいというような問題じゃない。The sentence is translated as "This is not a problem you can solve just by apologizing." Could someone please give other examples of this piece of grammar? Does it have to come with the 「えばいい」or can it be paired with other suffixes? I tried checking my grammar book for this construction but I failed to find this piece of grammar. Thank you for your wisdom!
    March 13, 2021
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    友達は僕にテラスハウスを見ればいいようにと言われた。テラスハウスとBig Brotherは同じ番組のタイプです。しかし、日本の心と西洋の心は違う。それで、Big Brotherが好きじゃないとしても、テラスハウスは西洋人に面白そう。 My friend told me that I should I watch Terrace House. Terrace House and Big Brother are the same kind of TV show. However, Japanese and Western minds are different. That's why Terrace House seems interesting to Western people, ven if they don't like Big Brother.
    March 12, 2021
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    In the US, we’d say experiments. I’ve never heard “practicals” used before :)
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    March 11, 2021
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    Humans would "drive" something, but a vehicle can't "drive" itself in English. "Ride" would simply mean that you are in the vehicle and not necessarily controlling it, e.g. I'm riding in the car or I'm riding a motorcycle. The best way to phrase your sentence is "A motorcycle was going very fast."
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    March 11, 2021
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