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Hello. I am learning Japanese and would like to find an exchange language partner. I speak both English and French fluently, and I can provide help and insights on those two languages regardless of your level. I hope to hear from all of you open-minded people. Let's learn together !!!
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    How do you say "I am proud of you" in Japanese My guess right now is: Watashi wa anata no hokori ni omotte imasu. Is it correct or is there a better way to express that sentiment? Thanks.
    May 25, 2011
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    Feb 05, 2011 Moon Walk

    I <strike>had</strike> saw here the <strike>word</strike> expression "Moon Walk",but I had <strike>not</strike> never seen it before.
    So today,I watched it <strike>at</strike> on "You Tube".
    It <strike>is</strike> was amazing!
    I try to "Moon Walk",but I <strike>can't</strike> couldn't.
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    February 19, 2011
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    Quiz Game for Japanese Learners [20]

    質問: 今度はあなたの番です。写真について私に質問してください。
    Q: Now it's your turn. Ask me a question about the picture.

    日本語: [ ]
    English: [ ]

    what are you looking at?
    Hey! don't make fun of me!
    I'm so angry!

    nani o mite iru no?
    Hora! Baka ni suru na
    Cho mukatsuku

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    February 16, 2011
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    Quiz Game for Japanese Learners [15]

    質問: 今度はあなたの番です。写真について私に質問してください。(Kondo wa anata no ban desu. Syashin ni tsuite watashi ni shitsumon shite kudasai.)
    Q: Now it's your turn. Please ask me a question about the picture.

    日本語: [ ]
    English: [ ]

    What kind of music are you listening to?
    naniga donna ongaku o kiite iru n desu ka?/
    naniga donna ongaku o kiite desu ka? (which one is correct, I'm not sure ):


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    February 16, 2011
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    Quiz Game for Japanese Learners [3]

    質問: 何を考えているのですか?
    Q: What are you thinking about?

    日本語: [ Yakiniku ga tabetai desu ]
    English: [ I want to eat some grilled meat dishes ]
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    January 31, 2011
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    One of my favorite book is “Journey to the End of the Night” by Celine.

    In general I love poetry and classic literature. I am a voracious reader so I can only narrow down my reading habits by what I do not read, namely contemporary books with main characters as cops, detectives, lawyers, FBI/CIA agents, lunatic assassins & serial killers...or book with genre or themes on (extra-terrestrial, government, pharmaceutical, secret organizations ) conspiracies, self-improvement, (inane, cloy ) romance, Jokes/humor, and fantasy.

    No, I am not a Haruki Murakami' s addict (I have only read some of his poems). On most days I am a Kerouac & a Bukowski' s addict, on sad and rainy days I am a John Keats & Baudelaire' s addict, and on strange and very rare days I addict myself to philosophy.


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    January 12, 2011
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    k.akimoto's notebook entry: Nov 07, 2010 : I enjoyed the theater of "King Lear"

    Yesterday,I enjoyed watching "King Lear".<strike>This is the</strike> That was my first time <strike>to</strike> seeing the <strike>Shekespeare</strike> shakespeare's play.
    I had read the book, but the theater was <strike>diffrent</strike>  different from <strike>my </strike> the image I had.
    It<strike>'s</strike> was a great experience <strike>to</strike> for me.I thought <strike>actoress</strike> that the actress playing Goneril was very cool !!
    I liked her very much.
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    December 18, 2010
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    Dec 09, 2010:MOS BURGER

    Today (tonight), my dinner was <strike>humberger </strike>a humburger at MOS BURGER.
    My <strike>fabarit </strike> favorite hamburger from the menu is Teriyaki Chicken <strike>humberger</strike> humburger and <strike>Flyed</strike> fried Onions. (or, from the MOS BURGER's menu, the Teriyaki chicken humburger and fried onions is my favorite).
    I like Freshness Burger,too.But It's a little far.
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    December 18, 2010
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    My job <strike>is related to make </strike> consists of making soy sauce.

    I am <strike>have a many</strike> knowledgeable <strike>for</strike> about japanese food<strike>s</strike>. ( Or you could say "I know a lot about Japanese food") and I (also) like to travel.I had went somewhere. (I am not sure what you mean, perhaps, you want to say "I have traveled to/visited many places" ?)

    Please <strike>chek it</strike> (again, I am not sure what you mean, maybe you want to say "please let me know ..." or "please read this..." ) if you want to hear (read) about my journey.

    By the way,I <strike>had gone</strike> have been to Vietnam,Korea,Hawaii,Cambodia, and Spain <strike>too</strike>.

    I can compare them. ( this correction is valid, if you actually want to say that you can compare those different countries, in which case you could also say for example " I can compare (the differences between) those countries")

    PS: Hello, that's so cool. I am interested in Japanese food, and Japanese culture in general. I also like to travel; however, I have not visited any asian country yet. 
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    December 16, 2010
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  • Answered
    Hello. I am also learning Japanese and so I will share the tidbits of info I have gathered. If you google, " nihongo dekimasu" you will find a neat blogsite with tremendous materials to learn Japanese at all levels ( ebooks, video, cd, songs, magazine etc). To a beginner I'd suggest a tv course called "let's learn Japanese- basic I" you can find it on that site or you can also find some of the lessons on YouTube and veoh. I am not affiliated with that site, and I hope they don't mind me mentioning them here. As for books ( with audio) I'd suggest Genki I among others. Frankly as books are concerned it's a matter of personal preference. Also, I would advise learning Hiragana and Katakana. In the TV course I mentioned you are progressively introduced to kana characters, but you may want to pick up some extra book on Kana. I'd also suggest to watch some tv shows or drama concurrently with your lessons (if you're not already). It will help you with the listening part, and I can assure it's pretty exciting once you start recognizing a sentence or a word. It will keep you motivated! Lastly, italki is great place to connect with Japanese speakers. Personally, I'm still a bit new here but having someone correct my entries/ attempt at Japanese    is simply awesome ! Alright, I wish you the best in your learning journey. 
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    December 13, 2010
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