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    March 6, 2019
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    In this context it is like saying "make sure that other people know you are responsible for what you have achieved."
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    March 6, 2019
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    My fun of recent date

    I'm having a good time chatting in Japanese and English with English speakers who are learning Japanese. For instance, I asked my friend "○○さんはどうですか?" and "I'm sorry if my calling you by your first/last name in Japanese is wrong." Then he answered "'○○さん' is fine." I didn't know that "fine" was used like this. I realize trying to communicate is important for studying language.


    その会話は下の名前を使い方についてだったら、"calling" を使ってもいいですが、"you by our first (or last) name" もかかなくてはいけません。


    すみまさん。私の日本語はまだまだです。I hope his helped.


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    February 28, 2019
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    You don't need a comma there. If you wanted to make a longer sentence you would need a comma. Example: I went to Beijing which is the capital of China. Or I went to Beijing, which is the capital of China, to visit my family.
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    February 27, 2019
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    A pushover is a person who is easy to convince and a submissive person is a person who obeys commands. Pushover は簡単に納得する人で、submissive person は命令に従う人です。 ちょっと同じぐらい。 (すみません、日本語がまだまだです。)
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    February 27, 2019
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    "Languages" because you are using "any" You could say "do you speak a foreign language?" if asking about it in a non plural way.
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    February 27, 2019
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    You could probably just say "good luck" " good luck with that" might be interpreted as sarcastic or rude. "May it be easy" is a little strange.
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    February 27, 2019
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  • Corrected
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    February 27, 2019
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  • Corrected

    Memo for someone in my house

    こんにちは、

    今日はともだちと東京にいきます。十時ごろかえります。
    うちでばんごはんをたべません。

    エチエーヌ


    Special note: you could also say 十時ごろかえるつもりです。 

    This attachment applied to the verb's dictionary allows the reader to know that you "intend" to perform the described action.

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    February 27, 2019
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  • Commented

    "Life" in this sense is a noun with the plural being "lives"

    Example:

    "I love my life."

    "Cats have nine lives" 

    (These are pronounced with the "i" in "life" and "lives" sounding like "eye")


    "To live" is a verb and works differently

    Example:

    "She lives in France."

    "I live in Rio"

    (These are pronounced with the "i" in "lives" and "to live" sounding like the "i" in "give")


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    February 27, 2019
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