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I"m a graduating college student looking to expand my knowledge of japanese, and any other languages that seem cool! Born english speaker with decent knowledge of spanish and learning Japanese right now. Let me know if I can help!
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I'd like to improve my English.
    I love meeting and talking to people from <strike>diffrent</strike> different
    cultures.

    (good job for your first entry. Keep up the good work!)
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    April 15, 2011
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    An earthquake alarm

    (3 days ago)

    <strike>Suddenly a strange sound sang out when I was working,</strike> A strange sound rang out while I was working, and right after that, there was an announcement that a big earthquake <strike>is</strike> was coming soon.

    <strike>Actually we</strike> We actually have training for <strike>the</strike> big earthquakes twice a year, so we hesitated, wondering if this was <strike>the</strike> training, or <strike>the</strike> a real earthquake.
    We put on <strike>a</strike> helmets, but nobody could <strike>move</strike> go anywhere .
    I asked my boss "Is this <strike>the</strike> a real alarm?". He said "Yes", and turned pale with fear, but he was not able to direct anything.

    Nothing happened here after all, <strike>it</strike> the earthquake happened in another prefecture.

    I hope we can get back to a peaceful life as soon as possible.

    (You have great english skills, you just need to practice your grammar and sentence structure a bit! Well done!)

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    April 15, 2011
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  • Commented
    New York City, NY
    Chicago, IL
    Las Vegas, NV
    Orlando, FL
    Boston, MA

    These are some of the most visited and popular places in america. There are famous sites too, such as:
    The Grand Canyon
    Yellowstone National Park
    Monument Valley, AZ
    The Everglades
    etc...

    There ya go!
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    April 8, 2011
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    class today... boring... : P 今、私は地質学のクラスにいます。時々、このクラスはおもしろいです。今日、クラスはとてもおもしろくないです。:( ビーチにいきたい!
    April 8, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hi, I'm Sachi.

    My job is in graphic design<strike>er</strike>.

    The reason I study English is for my job, and <strike>for</strike> to watch<strike>ing</strike> movies in English.

    Nice to meet you.

    Nice first try Sachi-san! ガんばって!
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    April 8, 2011
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    The main difference to these two phrases is that "I believe" gives your sentence more emphasis, i.e. you feel more sure about your statement. For "I suppose" you are placing less feeling in your sentence. So, while you may have the general idea that the sentence is happening, you are not very sure of yourself. Long story made short: "I believe" is a slightly stronger sounding statement than "I suppose". Hope this helps!
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    March 31, 2011
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    M I Am's notebook entry: Mar 30, 2011 今日、私は日本語のクラスがあります。かんじおならいます。きにょうび、しけんがあります。あの、試験がむずかしくないはずです。
    March 30, 2011
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    i want to improve my english skils!

    i want to go abroad next year, and now i would like to improve my english skills.
    i wish that i make friends who share my interests:D

    i love listening to music , playing the video games and going shopping etc.

    [My favorite]
    singer: britney spears
    movie: scared
    game: wii
    fashion: casual
    place: tokyo my hometown
    animal: rabbit



    I want to improve my english skils!

    I want to go abroad next year, and now i would like to improve my english skills.
    I also wish to make friends who share my interests:D

    i love listening to music, playing <strike>the</strike> video games, and going shopping, etc.

    [My favorites]
    singer: britney spears
    movie: scared
    game: wii
    fashion: casual
    place: tokyo: my hometown
    animal: rabbit


    ask me for any other questions!







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    March 28, 2011
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    Well what do you want to learn? The basics as in how to say hello, or what? If you have any specific questions, I can answer them hopefully.
     
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    March 27, 2011
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    random question, but do you have an iphone or android phone? There is an app on the internet called "Human Japanese" and it is a great introduction to the japanese language, it has 22 lessons covering basics to some intermediate stuff. Also, a good beginner book is the "Genki" series. There are 2 levels (2 books) and each has a workbook as well. It is what my class in college uses and it is a great start. Check it out!
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    March 27, 2011
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