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Bonjour! Je voudrais parler le francais! Si vous voulez apprendre japonais, on peut etudier ensemble. J'aime aller au muses et voyager et lire. Je me suis allee en France et je voudrais la visiter encore un jour.
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    Thank you for your comment, streetman.

    Jules, so in Canada you think that keeping your family name is a right for women! I see.

    Ramesses, thank you for telling me about the traditional way of China. It's very interesting.

    Julia, so in Ukraine, it's your choice.

    Ryma, ti's very interesting, Thank you for refering to children's case.

    Farligpuma, Sounds like very modern in Denmark.

    Monark, ok!

    Alexandre, hahaha, ok!

    Thank you for the concrete explanation, Ruben. It was really easy to understand.
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    April 13, 2011
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    Naomi, yes, it's troublesome. If you get divorced, you have to change your family name back to your maiden name.

    Nikolay, in case men enter their wives' family, men change their family names because marriage was for continuing their family before. And the custom still remains, I guess.

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    April 12, 2011
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    Ichimaru, are you Japanese?

    Lisa, Yes, in Japan women usually change their family names because they enter their husband's family. Of course men change their family names when they enter their wives' family. That's the social system in Japan.
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    April 11, 2011
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    In your country, women change their family name after marriage?
    April 10, 2011
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    考える：　知識や経験などに基づいて理論立てて頭を働かせる。think (more logical) 思う：　ある物事について頭を働かせる。guess, think (more imaginative)
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    September 1, 2010
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    いいます。「にぶんのいっこ」と読みます。
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    August 27, 2010
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    In Japanese, we say 'oyasuminasai'.
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    August 26, 2010
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    arimasuka: In English it's like 'Do you have ~~?' or 'Is there~~?' We use this phrase for things. For example, at a shop you ask a sales cleark, ' Sushi wa arimasuka?' imasuka: 'Is ~~ there?' We use this for a person. For example, on the phone, you ask 'Jane wa imasuka?' desuka: When you ask something, we put 'desuka?' at the end of a sentence. 'Tofu desuka?'
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    August 20, 2010
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself Je parle japonais et anglais. J'ai commence a apprendre le francais il y a 5 ans. C'est tres interessant. Je rencontre beaucoup de personnes par apprendre francais. Je pense que c'est une bonne occasion pour etudier le culture de France.
    August 18, 2010
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself I love leaning languages and currently I'm interested in French and French culture. I love visiting museums and seeing musicals and plays. I love reading. Je voudrais apprendre le fraincais!
    August 17, 2010
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