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Hello, I would like to learn English especially hearling skills. I like cars, electric guitars, cooking and so on. Basically, people have not always enough knowledge on the different cultures. I expect we can learn language together through good communications if we can keep it in mind each other. Thank You.
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  • Commented
    Thank you for your interest in Japanese. I’m glad if you are interested in Ramen, too. I’d like to learn English. I like and respect Gibson, iphone and space shattle as American products.
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    September 15, 2021
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  • Answered
    早く means 'early', so it can be used for time issue. 速く means 'fast', so it can be used for speed issue.
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    March 24, 2019
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  • Corrected

    Hello Kendall,
    Your Japanese sentences looks like intentionally written as casual.
    From this view point, correct at all.


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    March 23, 2019
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  • Corrected

    My review policy :
    I would like to keep your expression as much as I can. So I will never say unnecessary fixing.
    But let me say minimum fixing for your sentences to be a correct Japanese sentences.

    Conclusion:
    Totally, I think your Japanese sentences are nice.
    But generally, I found you have a tendency to forget 'の'.

    #1
    私は一体どういう人間になりたいでしょうか。
    Above sentence is strongly better to add 'の' like this:
    私は一体どういう人間になりたいのでしょうか。

    #2
    それなのになぜ、一人で座って、誰かがこちらに来て声をかけてくれるのを待っているでしょうか。
    In above sentence, you added a 'の' already. But you forgot another 'の'.  Let me fix as below:
    それなのになぜ、一人で座って、誰かがこちらに来て声をかけてくれるのを待っているのでしょうか。

    #3
    なぜ腰を上げることもできず、ずっと無口のままでしょうか。
    This sentence has same issue. So let me fix as below:
    なぜ腰を上げることもできず、ずっと無口のままなのでしょうか。

    本当の自分を人に見せるのです。
    This sentence is good since you added 'の' already.

    Thank You.


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    March 23, 2019
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  • Answered
    "There is no woman in the class" is「そのクラスには女の人がいません」. If you would like to ask, say 「クラスに女の人はいませんか？」
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    March 20, 2019
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