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Shota
Japanese
Sep 6, 2022
Great job today, ティナさん!You sounded very clear and great in Japanese words. Just be careful of the small っ sound, especially when you say まって because it can sound offensive. I’m looking forward to seeing you in next lesson! ありがとうございました!
Shota
Japanese
Aug 29, 2022
Great job today Tina san! It was nice to meet you today. I was very impressed by how you’ve remembered how to read Hiragana in a short time. Keep up that amazing work! ティナさんはがんばりやさんです。Hope to see you in another lesson soon. What you learned in today’s lesson… よろしくおねがいします。You can use this phrase at the beginning of the class. がんばりやさん hard worker がんばる work hard がんばって。Good luck. I’ve got my fingers crossed. this/that _____Please この/あの_____をください。 Where is _____? What is _____? Who is _____? _____はどこですか?_____はなんですか?_____はあれですか? Do you know? _____をしっていますか? I know little Japanese. にほんごをすこししっています。 I don't know. しりません。 How much? どれくらいですか? Which is it? どれですか? a little すこしです。 a lot たくさんです。
Shota
Japanese
Aug 16, 2022
Tina San, Thank you for today’s lesson. I was impressed by how good you pronounced Japanese. You seem to have known how to learn the language through your experience, so I’m sure you’ll master the Japanese language someday soon! I enjoyed our lesson today cause you are an easygoing and nice person. Let’s practice and study more together! I hope to see you soon. きょうならったひょうげん(what we learned in today's lesson) わたしはティナです。watashi wa Tina desu アメリカしゅっしんです。Amerika syusshin desu I’m from the US. 29さいです。nijyu kyu sai desu わたしはげんごをべんきょうすることがすきです。watashi wa gengo wo benkyo surukoto ga suki desu I like learning languages. わたしはげんごがすきです。watashi wa gengo ga sukidesu I like languages. わたしはえをかくことがすきです。watashi wa ewo kakukoto ga sukidesu I like drawing. てんきがよいですね。tenki ga yoi desune The weather is nice. てんきがよくありません。tenki ga yoku arimasenn The weather is not nice. どういういみですか?douyu imi desuka? What does it mean? What do you mean? わたしは~がすきです。watashi wa ~ ga sukidesu I like ~.
Shota
Japanese
Aug 9, 2022
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  • Corrected
    In Russia, people use all sorts of apps but there are still top apps that are installed literally on every phone here. First of all, the most used apps are definitely social media apps. Vkontakte is the most frequently used messenger in Russia, however, Telegram has been gaining popularity over the past couple of years. Moreover, a few months ago, the app Telegram reached its peak of downloads among Russians due to banning of other social platforms and easy access to the various information about the ongoing war. In addition, VPNs became indispensable apps for a couple of last months. VPN is used to bypass regional restrictions on using some other apps, so Russians install them, for example, in order to access Instagram and Facebook. However, it is hard to name most common VPNs. The Russian authorities ban some of them practically every day, so people often have to delete banned apps and find new ones.
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    September 24, 2022
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    Hi everyone, For the weekend, I have a different plan. Some times, I spend it with my family or friends, and some times I spend it alone. I know more people spend the weekend alone and they feel comfortable with happiness.
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    July 18, 2022
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    This just means you need to learn more vocabulary so you will have more words to say in your future English conversations. If you want to improve your vocab, you need to understand how you learn. After that, incorporate these new words into your daily life. When you look at something, what does it mean in the language you're learning? Hope that helps.
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    December 21, 2021
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    November 30, 2021
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    You are the boss here, not I. Is the correct form for formal English. (Not me sounds more sensical, but not I is correct). Cheers.
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    November 2, 2021
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    I have many passions and a lot of enthusiasm for learning a language. I'm really motivated to memorize and understand many new words. I am an outgoing and talkative person. That makes me willing to practice speaking and reading English under the guidance of a native English speaker. Recently, I've taken English lessons everyday. Thirdly, I am very curious about different cultures, which makes me more open and happier to absorb the English culture daily. Fourthly, I am an English tutor myself. I have to prepare lots of English materials independently which requires me to learn more English, too!
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    October 27, 2021
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    Lelina, give yourself time. Remember that we always think in our first language, then we have to translate. So our brains are doing a lot of work when we speak a different language, but this is wonderful for our brains. Keep going! You might want to learn how the sentences are structured so you can put the words in the right place!
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    October 27, 2021
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    Hello Manon. You don't have to have a conversation if you don't want to. You can just say, "I'm good, thank you." If you want to be polite, you can say, "I'm good. How are you?" The person may just say, "Good, thanks." They also may talk your ear off. It all depends. You can just tell them you're not good at English, too. That can cease the conversation altogether. Cheers.
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    October 27, 2021
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    Yes I can help you. So, 에 is a marker for location, so is 에서. They are both very similar. The only difference is you use 에서 when you are locating an action. 에 is just a location particle. For example, 학교에 가요. Meaning, "At school, go." 에서, for example, "어디에서 먹어요? (Where do you eat)? When you use 에서, it's including an action with it. Hope that helps!
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    October 27, 2021
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    Zoe, follow your heart. Don't let anyone discourage you from doing what you want. Be strong in your endeavors. You can do it. Make sure you have support along the way. Support always helps!
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    October 27, 2021
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