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はじめまして！メイシーといいます。20歳のアメリカ人の大学生日本です。５年間日本語勉強しました。日本で会計士やりたいです！漫画とかv系とかディズニー大好きですよ。よかったら仲良くなりましょう。よろしくお願いします☆〜（ゝ。∂）
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Dina（ディナ）
Japanese
May 27, 2019
Macyさん、ありがとうございました！わたしのいとこのるあなちゃんと　れんらくとれましたか？Have fun! たのしんでね＾＾
Dina（ディナ）
Japanese
May 8, 2019
メイシーさん、今日はありがとうございました！1人でいつも日本語を勉強して素晴らしいと思います😊メイシーさんが日本を楽しめるように、また一緒に会話の練習をしましょうね〜✨
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    なんで日本人の男性はアメリカ人がパイパンと思うの？パイパンじゃないアメリカ人が多い
    February 18, 2021
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    日本語勉強してます。よかったら仲良くなりましょう。
    February 16, 2021
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    どっちが自然ですか？ 「こっちは今朝の5時です」と「今こっちは朝の5時です」
    July 7, 2020
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    March 27, 2019
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    The first one is correct
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    March 27, 2019
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    I can help(^^)
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    March 27, 2019
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    I think "The amount" in the blank will sound good
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    March 27, 2019
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    today's happening

    What happened today

    I wake up at 8 today, and I'm wasdoing my homework.
    And suddenly the WiFi has went downed. I had no idea what happened but I realize.
    Everything using elect can't use!

    but then I  realized everything that was electric was not working (you could just say “there was a power outage”)

    Maybe there were was some trouble something wrong in our apartment.
    Anyway Anyways,I can use WiFi right now.

    I'm staying with my host family in Toronto. I hope there is no more trouble in our house.
    If someone live in Toronto, let's be friends!

    Thank you

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    March 6, 2019
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    That is hard question!(＞人＜;) I will try my best to answer! “Not” is modifying “available” . “Earlier” is an adverb. If the sentence wasn’t negative it would be “Are you available earlier?” Other examples: “Can you come quickly?” (Quickly-adverb) “Why you didn’t do it sooner” In short, the adverb is the after the verb.
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    March 4, 2019
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    Sorry for not being a native speaker but I will answer with my experience with Japanese (^ ^) へ is going toward something but Japanese people mixed に and へ 京都へ行きます is “I’m heading to Kyoto” or “I’m going to Kyoto” まで is showing were you are stopping 京都まで行きます directly translates to “I’m going as far as Kyoto”
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    March 4, 2019
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