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Akira
Japanese
Mar 9, 2021
Biancaさん、日本語の言葉(ことば)一つ一つ(ひとつひとつ)をはっきり言(い)っていました。Biancaさんの日本語はとても聞きやすかったです。 ありがとうございます。
Yuki
Japanese
Mar 2, 2021
初めてのレッスンでしたので、簡単な自己紹介をしました。発音もきれいで分かりやすい日本語でした。また、話せるのを楽しみにしています。今日は、ありがとうございました。
Akiko
Japanese
May 15, 2020
Thanks for lesson!! Your Japanese was very good! Keep doing!
Kotaro
Japanese
Dec 19, 2019
Biancaさんありがとう!Biancaさんはたくさん質問をしてくれるので、楽しかったです。また質問があればいつでも聞いてください!
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    You have a stepfather when a man marries your mother - he becomes your "stepfather". You have a foster father when a man decides to adopt you and take care of you - he becomes your foster father. In this case, you were living in a foster home and you don't even have a mother.
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    August 2, 2021
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    The person called Robin is probably very into social media and posting stuff for likes. She is SO into this that she liked her OWN post! So her friend is asking if she is "that lost for IT" (IT meaning her obsession with social media) that she liked her own post, which is kind of embarrassing. Other examples would be if you were very much in love with somebody that you don't see their flaws. You friend would ask you: "are you that lost for it that you don't see how arrogant he is?" Or you need money very badly, but you steal from somebody instead of doing the right thing: "are you that lost for it that you had to steal?"
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    August 2, 2021
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    I believe you meant あたま instead of あなま in the first part of your sentence. If that's the case, it'd be something like "today my head hurts, my hand hurts, and my feet also hurt."
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    August 2, 2021
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    I'm not so sure, but I'd go with "naosu" instead of "iyasu" because to me it sounds more like healing our problems and traumas in general, not only our physical health. Also, I don't really know if watashitachi is necessary there, most of the time they wouldn't use the pronoun. Here it sounds clear to me without it. It would be something like: 時間は 痛みを直すのではなく 、それとともに 生きることを教えるだけです。 Jikan ha itami wo naosu node ha naku, soreto tomoni ikiru koto wo oshieru dake desu. But again I'm not so sure, and I'm a student myself. But hopefully this is helpful.
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    September 23, 2020
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