Hi, I'm Yuya from Tokyo, Japan. 🗼 I'm a software developer and I speak Japanese and English. My goal for 2021 is to learn a new language!!! When I was in my college I took French and Spanish class for a few months, but I'm thinking to learn German for 2021.
Fue un placer conocerte Yuya, sé que será fácil para ti aprender este hermoso idioma. :)
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I’m happy to help you:)
Send me whatever questions you have.
わからないことがあればいつでもメッセージをください😊
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January 25, 2021
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Hi, Angelina!
I’m Yuya and I’m native Japanese. I’m planning to start learning German from 2021 and looking for my study partner as well. I’m a super beginner and haven’t visited Germany, so I also want to know their culture etc.
Thanks!!
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December 25, 2020
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You mind me asking where you get that quote?
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December 24, 2020
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I'd say it's incorrect.
Verb + ことが + できる is perfect 💯.
For example,
書くことができる📝
読むことができる📖
話すことができる🗣
But also, there are ways to say something you can without using ことが.
In that case,
書ける📝
読める📖
話せる🗣
After the kanji letter, you add e (or え)sound.
Like
書”く”ことができる
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書 + e sound ( け ) + る
↓
書ける
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December 24, 2020
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First of all, I like how you describe your thoughts!
I think that both of your sentences make sense, but for me using に sounds more natural.
If this problem is from some sort of Japanese test, I recommend checking out to someone professional.
Also, there is one thing I can point out to you.
When you want to say crowded (or busy), you need to use 混んでいる instead of 込んでいる.
Great job;)
This is what I had for my lunch today. 🥗🥗
(I just wanted to use this post function, so I just put my lunch photo 🙏🙏)
最近お昼にはサラダを食べるようにしてます!
皆さんはどんなlunchを食べましたか〜?