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Hi. I’m Toko, native Japanese speaker. I live in country side of Japan. I like to learn languages, read books, make some accessories, and trip and stand-up comedy ‘Manzai’ in Japanese. こんにちは。私は日本の田舎に住んでいます。 言語学習、読書、手芸、旅行、漫才が好きです。
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    Please correct this article. If there are other expressions, please tell me them too. Originally, I didn’t interested in Kimono and didn’t realise that good points. My mother has a lot of Kimono but she wore them only special day like graduation ceremony or any. So I didn’t feel familiar to Kimono. One day, my mother and I went to Kyoto and looked Kimono. I found a beautiful Kimono that looks modern but also classic shades. It was a cue to have a interest to Kimono. I was shown all kimono and started to think to want to wear them. At that time, this group established and I meet with Ms.Ryoko. I really appreciate her that she taught me how to dress. Previously I didn’t interested in Japanese traditional like kimono and Sado but I realised splendor of them. After I became to wear kimono myself, I feel affection more for it. I’d like to study Japanese tradition to tell it to foreigners.
    January 10, 2021
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    like...”that idea is also good!” のも=also あり=good かも=maybe, obviously この曲でアドリブを入れてみるのも この曲でアドリブを入れてみる事も are same.
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    September 9, 2020
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    》Linda 谢谢！Is 吃了么 informal or formal? or can be use for everyone?
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    August 16, 2020
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    汉语：How do you say “Hello” in Chinese？ 我是日本人。我在学习中文和英语。 There are many greetings in English. Hello. Hi. What’s up? How’s life?Long time no see. How’s it going. Good bye. Have a good one. Take’er easy. etc..... so I’d like to know greetings and farewells in Chinese. At first, are there various greetings in Chinese?? I don’t know that too... I just know 你好 和 再见...... 请教导我汉语... （请教导汉语我...？）
    August 16, 2020
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    Thank you. But my English teacher told me, When I lose something I should say... -Excuse me. I have a problem. I’ve lost my (something). I might have lost it (somewhere). So I think ‘I’ use ‘have’ sentences, ‘you’ must use ‘have’ ‘had’ sentences isn’t it? A.Where did you lose it? B.I might have lost it (somewhere). is correct response?
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    June 25, 2020
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    Thank you! But 1 is a present sentence isn’t it? Someone late for some meeting ↓ Everyone don’t ask why he is late ↓ After meeting, someone ask he “Why are you late?”? I thought I should say “Why did you late?” Is late adjective?😂 If so, how about ‘Why were you late?’
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    June 25, 2020
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    Did and Had When someone lose something, I might ask... 1,Where did you lose? or 2,Where had you lost? and get lose get lost get late Is idiom?
    June 25, 2020
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    Natural English 1,Why are you late? 2,Why did you late? 3,Why did you get late? Which sentence is natural?
    June 25, 2020
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    あかさたなはまやらわ です。 ん は わ行 （わをん） の中に入っています。
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    June 14, 2020
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    行う(おこなう) means do. 彼は就職活動を行った(おこなった)。 行う and する 行った and した almost same meaning.
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    June 14, 2020
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