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Hey everyone. My name is Carmen, and I'm a shy person but I very easygoing and nice person. I like to watch anime. draw, and write stories. I listen to Jrock music. (I don't have a favorite band currently. T-T) I'm also a college student. I guess thats it. (I wish I had more to say but nothing seems to come to my head. T-T)
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    it's be caught in the rain. :)
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    August 18, 2010
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    Can't means can not For Example: "I can't go to the movies because I have alot of homework to do." or "I can't figure out the answer to this question." Can't mainly expresses what you are not able to do. Couldn't means could not For Example: "I couldn't check the mail because I was late for work." or " I couldn't buy the book I wanted because I was out of money." Couldn't expresses things that you would not have time to do that you would normally do. I hope I was helpful.
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    August 17, 2010
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    Hey nice to meet you and I'm from the U.S.
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    August 17, 2010
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hello..my name's katherin martinez I am from Colombia city. I am seventeen years old and I like learning different languages.
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    August 16, 2010
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    <strike>invating you to ba my friend </strike>  Inviting you to be my friend

    hi , guys !
    i'm sucre ,i'm <strike>learnning</strike>  learning English ,
    i need your help because i believe it is very important to me .
    thank you !
    and i <strike>waitting</strike> waiting for you here !
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    August 11, 2010
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    Is there a difference between saying "who is it?" and "who are you?" in Japanese Well this question just randomly came when I was looking at the resources here on the site and when someone rings your door bell and you don't want to be bothered by salespeople shoud you ask them "who are you?" rather than "who is it?" or is it vice versa?
    August 11, 2010
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    well, what can i say. i really <strike>wuold</strike>  would like to get better on my english
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    August 11, 2010
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    I agree with abclaret. Ain't literally means "am not" many americans do not use this word because it makes you sound uneducated, which is contradictory because it was used by the rich many centries ago.
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    August 10, 2010
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    I meant to wait till the kids "were" in bed to tell you is the right statement. "have been" is more like a helping verb. Like I "have been" to France once before. Have been is most likely to be used in the past, for example, I have been to Germany 2 years ago. Were is most likely to be used for things that happened in the past hour or days or weeks. For example, You were at the store 2 hours ago, what can you possibly forget? or You were spending the night at Sally's house yesterday, weren't you? In other words "I meant to wait till the kids 'were' in bed to tell you."- indicates the listenter that you have something urgent to tell him and you don't want the kids around. I meant the wait till the kids 'have been' in bed to tell you."- indicates the listener that you had something urgent to tell him but it seemed to have slipped your mind.
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    August 10, 2010
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    First Entry Hajimemashite! Watashi wa Carmen desu. Doozo yoroshiku onegashimasu. (I'm currently working on my japanese and I really wish I had more to say in japanese, but I have been moving from teacher to teacher at my school and I really want to write in Hiragana and Katakana but I can't install a Japanese keyboard at the moment, however I can write in romanji but Hiragana and Katakana would have been more suitable. I really want to learn Japanese because I love the culture and I really want to spend the rest of my life there. I can't wait to study abroad in Japan to gain more knowledge about the Japanese culture. sorry for the long entry I second guess myself alot.)
    August 9, 2010
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