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I'm Korean girl.But I don't speak Korean at all. Born and grew up in Japan, so I'm native Japanese speaker. I've been to Canada about a year,when I was in highschool. So I can speak some English. But after that,there was no chance to use English except traveling other countries. So I'm hoping to make some friends here! and improove my English. I love to travel as long as I have enough money and time. If I could make really good friends here,hoping to see you when I travel to your contry! Also wanna learn Korean and Chinese. If you are intrerested in Japanese culture,please contact me!! I' Really bad at computer. It will take time to reply you.
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    not excactry. KAWAISOU is feeling. use from you to someone or maybe yourself Mostly use when you feel sorry (pity) for someone I feel sorry for her/him = kwaisou na hito or kawaisouni but when you are angry, you can use same sentence with irony(I feel sorry for her) this one means more like derogatory but not exactry the same.
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    July 2, 2010
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