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Hi. My name is Michael. I am interested in learning Korean so that I can pronounce it properly, and maybe order at local restaurants. I promise I won't ask you about K-pop. 英語は母国語ですが、日本語は３０年間 (信じられない!) 勉強していますので話し相手見つけると幸いです。
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YAMADA
Japanese
Sep 11, 2026
Michaelさんが日本にいたときの話や、日本の学会で発表することなどを話しました。松本清張や江戸川乱歩のことなど、お話を聞きたいです。
Kent
Japanese
Feb 10, 2023
どうもありがとうございました。マイケルさんの経歴や日本についての知識を聞けて楽しかったです。日本人作家の本もたくさん読んでおられるんですね。ほとんどの言葉を知っているので会話もスムーズですね。「孤児」などの言葉も覚えてみてください。3年ぶりの海外旅行も楽しみですね。またお話ししましょう。よろしくお願いします😀
Mizuki
Japanese
Aug 11, 2020
ありがとうございました。 次のレッスンも楽しみにしています。
Mizuki
Japanese
Aug 5, 2020
こちらこそありがとうございました。 次のレッスンも楽しみにしています。
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    English is widely taught in school, and English conversation companies are all over the country.
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    April 22, 2020
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    'artistic use of language' = dramatic flair for language
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    April 22, 2020
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    The first is more grammatically correct, but the second is often used. Each state has one flag, and I think the second one reflects that aggregation of individual flags.
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    April 21, 2020
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    If you change 'so' to 'too' the meaning is clearer.
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    April 21, 2020
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    Here 'juice' means to make the numbers look more favorable. You could also say 'massage the numbers.'
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    April 21, 2020
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    I have never used "interested with" in decades as a native English speaker. Odd that you would find such disagreement...but it IS the Internet!
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    April 7, 2020
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    April 7, 2020
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    Yes. This usage of "inform" is identical to "influenced."
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    April 7, 2020
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    April 5, 2020
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    If it's not a retractable leash maybe you could say "play out" more leash. I suppose you could use that with a retractable leash, too. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/play%20out
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    April 4, 2020
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