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Hey everyone! I am a engineering student in university. I am learning Japanese because I am planning to take part in an exchange program my university offers. Although the program requires no previous knowledge of the host country's language, I still want to learn. I look forward to learning from you all and helping whoever needs my help. Feel free to contact me on Skype. (Skype ID: mani.i3) Thanks, See ya.
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    土用の丑の日にとって、とくに　楽しい アクティビティ ありますか?

    あなたの一番好きなうなぎディッシュは何ですか？（＜－－おかしい日本語ですね。。）

    僕はうなぎすしが好きです。

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    ざこ (zako) - Small fish.

    次は「こ」

     

     

     

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    July 28, 2012
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    私にとって、お父さんはかけがえのない人です。

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    July 28, 2012
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    うなぎ (unagi) - Eel

    次は　「ぎ」

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    July 28, 2012
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    I think that "a week of fourteen-hour days" refers to a week, where a person has to work 14 hours a day for 5 days. *Could be 7 days, but that depends on the kind of job. Most rig workers work 14+ hours a day for 2 weeks.*
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    July 24, 2012
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    Nerdhead feat. Kana Nishino - Brave Heart

    Nerdhead feat. Red Rice & Ms. Ooja - Heat

     

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    July 14, 2012
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    If you are in the US, then timing won't be much of an issue. Please feel free to add me on Skype. mani.i3
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    July 7, 2012
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    July 7, 2012
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    Hi Zhen4a, In the example you mentioned, "that" is the correct choice. I know THAT we'll go to my parent's house. "What" can be used a few different ways without turning the sentence into a question. For example: 1. To emphasize surprise: - What speed! I have never seen someone swim that fast. - What an amazing comeback! 2. To specify something: - What we need is a plan. - Good teamwork is what we need in order to win the championship game. 3. Referring to an amount: - After struggling with the painstaking task of moving a refrigerator, John used what little strength he had left and finally got it into his truck. - When John was lost in Moscow, he used what little knowledge he had of the local language and got some help. I hope this helps. :)
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    July 7, 2012
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