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As of writing this I've been studying Japanese for about 56 days! Everyday I study, I fall more and more in love with Japanese culture. At this point, I feel like uprooting my entire life and moving there as soon as possible!! But.... I think living with my parents as long as they let me will be easier on my wallet LOL. I like music and video games. 日本語は習いがだいすき。話しましょう!
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Isla
Japanese
Aug 11, 2022
Romさん、今日(きょう)はとてもがんばりましたね! 目標(もくひょう)に向(む)けてこの調子(ちょうし)でがんばっていきましょう! レッスンを楽(たの)しんでいただけたなら、うれしいです。 もし質問(しつもん)などがあれば、聞(き)かせてください。 またクラスで会(あ)えるのを楽(たの)しみにしています。 You did really well today! And you are a fabulous singer♪ Let's keep it up to get your purpose! I hope you enjoyed the class, and if you have any questions or anything I can help with, please let me know. See you in the next class :)
Kiyomi Ogawa 小川清美
Japanese
Aug 9, 2022
ロムさんが日本語でうたうとき、とても声がきれいで、すてきでした!もっとたくさんお手伝いしてあげたかったです(´;ω;`) メロディーに歌詞を考えるのはむずかしいですね!
Takeshi Spada
Japanese
Aug 9, 2022
Amazing session! A lot of passion too 😊 I appreciate your effort to learn Japanese so well Rom 😃
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  • Commented
    How many more times will someone predict the world is gonna end?
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    August 21, 2020
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  • Commented
    They mean the same exact thing. I personally use "I miss you so much" because that's what I've been told the most. But if you have more friends that say "I miss you so badly/bad" then you might find that to be more fitting.

    Regardless, it's up to your taste :)
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    August 21, 2020
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    "Would you be down" is a colloquial phrase for "Are you interested in..." or "Would you like to do...". This is mainly used in very casual settings between two friends that know each other well. "save ourselves for marriage" means, I can only assume, to abstain from sex and to wait until marriage. However, I could be wrong here. Depending on the context, it might mean to simply remain faithful to each other in a relationship. Bonus: "Like" is a filler word that isn't grammatically correct here, in other words, you can omit it and the sentence still survives. (In Elementary School I would write "like" in the middle of my sentences, and my teachers would always correct my mistakes lol)
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    August 15, 2020
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  • Commented
    I'm able to help too, Sakura!
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    April 26, 2020
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