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    November 16, 2011
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    訓読み　or 音読み. How can one choose the right way of reading a word from the first glance? when you see a new word, sometimes it can be a problem to read it in a right way, even if you know word's kanji well.
    November 13, 2011
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    difference between くれる、もらう and いただく. all of them describe giving/receiving. As I understood, いただく　is used when a person who is giving has a higher status (like boss). But the difference between くれる　and もらう is something really obscure for me.
    November 12, 2011
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    hi hasan my skype is asagradyan72 let's have a chat sometimes

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    November 11, 2011
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    hi i would like to join your club. my skype id: asagradyan72

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    November 11, 2011
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    i suppose it's similiar to the performance anxiety. you know, when you make a speech or smth you are feeling nervous even if you know the topic very well and sometimes even having problems with making right phrases. i think it can be fixed only with practice and yes watching foreign films and listening to  speech helps too, because you are remembering phrases and constructions that speakers use and then it will be easier for you to use them in your speech. so watching english language shows and listening to music not only interesting but also very useful (that's why i like studying foreign languages).

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    November 11, 2011
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    折れる and 壊れる - both of them mean to break according to google translate. what's the difference? for example, in the sentence "tree branch broke down because of the yesterday's strong wind" which one fits best.
    November 11, 2011
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    what's the difference between から　and ので？ I looked in grammar dictionaries but still can't get the idea.
    November 10, 2011
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    first entry: introducing myself Hi. My name is Artur I'm from Russia and I study English and Japanese. My speaking skills in English are limited because I don't have partners to practice with. So, I look forward to meet people and discuss something interesting with them (I like music, films, history and foreign languages and cultures). As for my Japanese, I only started to learn it and I'm on a very basic level. It would be grate if somebody can recommend me good books, sites and maybe useful tips for Japanese studying. Thanks in advance.
    July 28, 2011
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