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Please stop trying to add me if you're not interested in learn JAPANESE!! I'm not here to find a boyfriend!! I ONLY WANT TO LEARN LANGUAGES!! If you already know english, please do not disturb me!!!
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    I'm not an expert, but I have searched on internet and what I got is: 判る - know - like you've seen something, but you don't know much about it. Like, you know japanese. You're used to it, but you don't know how to speak very well. 解る - understand - i think it doesn't need an explanation... 分かる - know - I think it's when you have a nice knowledge about it, like you know english. But I've searched in portuguese, so it's easier to understand because we have different words for the two meanings of "know". It would be: 判る - conhecer 解る - entender 分かる - saber
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    Hola, soy de Brasil también, soy fluente en inglés y español. Puedo ayudarte si quieres. Agregame como amiga y enviame por mensaje tus dudas.
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    You said that your dictionary has two types of font, but they're not fonts, Japanese language has 3 kinds of alphabets: katakana - characters that represents sounds, used for words and names that are not japanese. Hiragana - characters that also represent sounds, used for japanese words. Kanji - characters that represent ideas, used for japanese words and names. The う represents the U in hiragana alphabet.
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    Oh, I forgot to say, I know enough English and Spanish if you want to learn it.
    And Portuguese is my native language too..

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     I really appreciate this!
    Add me "panddhorah"

    Without the " ", of course.
    But tell me something... I know almost nothing of Japanese, so we would talk in English first, right?
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    Hajimemashite. 

    Watashi wa Hakkyo desu.
    Yoroshiku onegai shimasu.


    Mata ne.
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    Voy means nothing but "go" in the future, only for the pronoun "I". The present is "IR" Yo voy = I'm going, I'll go [it depends if you're using the future or the continuous... Yo voy a la panaderia = I'll go to the bakery If you'll use "she'll go", it's "ella va"
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