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Fumiko
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May 25, 2023
レッスンお疲れ様でした! お仕事のことなど最近の事を聞けてよかったです!また話しましょう!
Fumiko
Japanese
Jul 18, 2022
ありがとうございました! 嵐に気をつけてくださいね
Fumiko
Japanese
Mar 9, 2022
レッスンお疲れ様でした! 日本での宿泊先も決まってストレスなく日本を楽しめそうですね!笑 また話しましょう!
Fumiko
Japanese
Mar 4, 2022
レッスンお疲れ様でした! いつも話すことがたくさんあって時間が足りませんね。 それではまた話しましょう!
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  • Corrected
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    March 18, 2019
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    Death is a difficult subject in any language, I think. In English, you can say "died" indirectly by only using past tense of "be". Like "This was my friend. His name was Tom. He was a teacher." Some people might pick up on the subtlety, maybe.
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    March 18, 2019
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    The statements are very cryptic in nature. 1 probably means to be made available to the public. 2 and 3 seem to be some allusion to the bible. 2 may mean something like "living" are those who understand and "dead" are those who don't understand? but it is very hard to understand. 3 "to those who would bear witness to us" is very biblical. It was a phrase used by the Apostles. Again, it's very hard to understand, even to people who are native English speakers. Good luck!
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    March 18, 2019
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    No, you don't need to include "as". It is technically correct to have "as" in the statement, but it's not common in actual usage.
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    March 18, 2019
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