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Hi! I am a Japanese,18yo girl :) I'm currently going to university in Japan, majoring in medicine. I wanna exchange languages with you and enjoy chat in English. If you want to study Japanese or if you are interested in Japanese culture, feel free to contact me! I love taking photos, listening to music and I love birds. Recently I'm also thinking of starting to study Chinese. (*ゝω・)ﾉ Thank you♪
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    August 1, 2012
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    August 1, 2012
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    Long time, no English :( It's been a long time since I last wrote a note on italki. In March, I had a entrance exam and fortunately passed it. Since that, I had no chance to study English. ...Maybe I wasn't rather willing. I'm going to start studying English again during this comming summer vacation! I have to and I want to! I'll also remember some medical words. Medicine is my major. By the way, recently I'm thinking of studying Chinese. I took a Chinese class in this semester and I've come to interested in China more. The teacher was a elegant and decent lady. She's from Taiwan. Japan and China have some friction. I believe it's caused by misunderstanding. Each country has nice culture and people. I must study and know them. 我叫麦. 见到你,我很高兴. （＊ゝω・）ﾉ Thank you♪
    July 31, 2012
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    やから＝だから　です 関西弁です（its an accent used in Kansai regeon）
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    April 10, 2012
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    how should i say ? today i saw a really cute baby. he was six month old. i wanted to hold him (?) pick him up (?) but i didnt know how to ask... >< so please tell me what i should say in this situation.
    February 29, 2012
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    じこしょうかい

    　　　　こんにちわこんにちは。

    the rest is same to kiki

    good luck ! :)

     

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    February 15, 2012
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    仕事について

    五年まえぐらいに、大学を出て、トヨタではたらきはじめました。エンジニアです。仕事は時々楽しいですけど、時々つまらないです。私の　せきにん　は　車の　でんしきき　の　きかく　です。
    ２０１１年の　はじめ　に、新しい　デパートメントができました。せきにん　は　しょうらい　の　車の　でんしきき　の　きかく　です。私はそのデパートメントに　かわりました。
    それから今年日本の　じむしょ　で　同じせきにん　の　デパートメントができましたので来月私は日本に　ひっこしを します。　一年間日本に住みます。
    じゃ、またあとで。

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    February 13, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    こんにちはみなさん。ドンと言います。アメリカ人ですのでもちろん英語を話します。スペイン語も話せます。
    それから、日本に　ひっこし　するところですので日本語を　べんきょうしています。２０１２年三月から一年間日本に住みます。
    日本語はすごく　むずかしい　と思います。ですけど、日本語を　べんきょうし　つづける　つもりです。　
    ぜひ、じょげんをおねがいします。
    よろしくおねがいします。

     

    素晴らしい日本語ですね！驚愕しました。日本へようこそ！日本での生活を楽しんでください^^

    Amazing Japanese! I'm astonished. Welcome to Japan! Please enjoy your life in Japan :)

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    February 13, 2012
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    ないとね in ”約束は守らないとね” urge the receiver to agree to the idea he must keep his promise. I think we Japanese use this kind of negative form by putting ourselves his position. Like "what will happen if i break a promise?" So, ”約束は守らないとね” is like "you must keep your promise, mustn't you?" Japanese people don't prefer to use clear expressions. Because using ambiguous words or expressions is virtue. It's thought to be important to maintain harmony between people. The receivers guess the meaning of words from the context. Japanese people are used to that ambiguity. i'm sorry. i mistakenly put the same answer as a comment (^_^; )
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    February 12, 2012
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    ないとね in ”約束は守らないとね” urge the receiver to agree to the idea he must keep his promise. I think we Japanese use this kind of negative form by putting ourselves his position. Like "what will happen if i break a promise?" So, ”約束は守らないとね” is like "you must keep your promise, mustn't you?" Japanese people don't prefer to use clear expressions. Because using ambiguous words or expressions is virtue. It's thought to be important to maintain harmony between people. The receivers guess the meaning of words from the context. Japanese people are used to that ambiguity.
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    February 12, 2012
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