Jericho, speaks , learning , from - italki

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I am an American in Honolulu, HI, USA. I speak English, Spanish and Japanese. I am interested in continuing my studies in Japanese, Chinese (Mandarin), and Spanish. I would like to learn online. I look forward to meeting people from everywhere but especially from the countries whose languages I am studying. Thank you! Jericho

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Chinese (Mandarin)

Spanish

Japanese

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Maysa

Japanese

Feb 6, 2018

ひさしぶりのレッスンでしたが、たくさんいいフレーズを覚えていましたね。:)

Maysa

Japanese

Jun 25, 2015

きょうはJerichoさんがよんでいるマンガについてお話しました。

Haru

Japanese

Apr 15, 2015

レッスンお疲れ様でした！今日は初めてのレッスンでしたがリラックスして話すことができましたね！

Maysa

Japanese

Apr 12, 2015

会話のレッスンでした。トピックは少しむずかしかったですが、とてもおもしろい内容（ないよう）でしたね。またお話しましょう。

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I have a bill for a rental car for you? (Spanish) How do you say "I have a bill for a rental car for you?" in Spanish?
May 13, 2015
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How do you say "I am STILL studying Japanese?" in Japanese Do you use ”まだ日本語を勉強してる” or ”もう日本語を勉強してる？”
April 30, 2015
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How do I say "Who gave you your name?" in Japanese?
March 30, 2015
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Hi, I am doing the same type of self-study. My first suggestion is always to work with a native speaker tutor (i.e. the various low cost, tutors on www.italki.com) but if that does not work for you then you can go to the public library and check out Pimsleur Chinese (Mandarin or Cantonese depends on your situation) CD courses for speaking/listening. And then go to www.amazon.com for the best rated Chinese character learning self study books and decide which one (but only one when you are starting off) to use first. Its your choice if you buy or borrow from the library. These are just the lowest cost self study options I used in the past. But I really would work with a tutor. Its a lot quicker. Good luck! Jericho
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March 18, 2013
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その後、お変わりありませんが。みんなさん、こにちは。このの表現は分かりませんが手伝ってくれていただきませんか「その後、お変わりありませんが。」ありがとございます。ジェー
March 18, 2013
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Japanese Kanji Learning Does anyone have tips on how best to learn Kanji?
August 14, 2011
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August 14, 2011
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You can also use it for VoIP communications like Skype. If who you are talking to is in China then it is easier for both of you to use QQ. There is an English version if you google it.
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August 14, 2011
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First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I want to go abroad, and I like English, English is now the international language, can not not learn

(Jericho's revision) I like English and want to go abroad. English is currently the international language and I can't not learn it.

(Good sentence! My revision just makes it more natural.)
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August 14, 2011
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It depends on what you are interested in. When I studied Spanish I watched "telenovelas" because what they were saying was matched by the overacting and the emotions they displayed. That made it easy to guess at the meaning. But also since the telenovelas had pretty girls, I was always enjoyed watching it and it became habit.

American soap operas may do that for you for the same reasons. They speak standard English, overdramatize so its easy for the learner and the actresses are attractive for enjoyment. Just another variation of the learning tip: Enjoy your learning.
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May 1, 2011
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