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    Hi MIka-san, italki.com ... hisashiburi ne.... for question --- you can say "how are you?" to friends --- its normal. for answering - "i'm fine thanks" = too formal ...... say "i'm okay" or "not bad" or "good" or whatever....
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    I think your answer was good. Maybe your friend should not have laughed. You can also say "My parents say I am stubborn" (ganko?) or "my parents say I am a good student." or "my parents think I am a good student. they are happy with me." or "my parents say I am too serious" ..... I am not sure if you want to say "stubborn" or "serious" or "hard-worker" or "good student" ..... but those are some choices you can say. I think your original answer was good though.... "my parents say I am serious"
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    New things

    I want to learn many languages another English and Japanese. For example,French,Spanish,Russian,Chinese.........
    At first, I have to master English.
    But,I have started to learn French since yesterday.

    I want to know many things,and understand.So, I wii do my best**

    Thank you for reading.

    I want to learn many languages, other than only English and Japanese.

     

    -- good paragraph!

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    Very very busy

    There is qualification of a pension adviser in Japan.
    I am going to obtain qualification in March. :)
     
    A pension adviser is a certifying examination which becomes the business with main acting as consultants, such as consultation, advice, instruction

     

    I am going to obtain the qualification in March (**** use "the")

    After passing the certifying exmainnation, a pension adviser can act as a consultant - giving consultation, advice, and instruction.

     

    >>> It's a complicated thought. But good! - I think it's okay - but I made some suggestions for better grammar. Maybe some review of "a,an,the" rules might help. It's difficult - but keep practicing - the more you write and practice - the more your English will improve. I hope this helps.

     

     

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