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I'm trying to learn Japanese so that I can talk to friends here in Japan! I'm not interested in learning other languages, or in language exchange with people who don't speak Japanese sorry.
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RYOTA
Japanese
May 27, 2011
You can use the phrase anywhere you want ! Just practice them , you dont have to worry about making mistake!
RYOTA
Japanese
May 27, 2011
You have a good memory! The first step to study foreign language is just remember the phrase. You will know the detail after. Keep going !!
RYOTA
Japanese
May 27, 2011
you are just starting the lesson! Dont worry ! You will be better and batter and better !!
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  • Commented
    I think Andrew is joking.

    I doubt that there is a particular major for this.  To get such a job, I imagine you would need to get work experience (e.g., at a local TV station) or, even better, know someone who can recommend you.  It's not something you'd study for! 
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    May 23, 2011
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  • Corrected

    I'm a native English speaker and I'm sorry to say that I think some of the suggested corrections above are wrong, or at least sound a little strange.  Here are my suggestions:
    <strike>
    Recent my worry...</strike> My recent worry...

    The Japanese Meteorological Agency said another tsunami will be sure to come to Japan again within a month. They said the height of tsunami will be 10 meters in Sendai. That is almost same the height <strike>of </strike>as last time. But we will suffer more heavy damage <strike>more </strike>from a second tsunami<strike>  . B  </strike> because coastal towns don't have barriers because of the last tsunami. Now, each coastal town's people and the Japan Self Defence Forces are <strike>do </strike>doing their best [to revive - I don't understand "to revive".  Maybe "doing their best to restore the defences"?  Or you could just say "are doing their best.".] But <strike>I</strike>if the <strike>thing</strike> prediction <strike>become </strike>becomes reality, that will be meaningless. <strike>I don't hope it. </strike> I hope it doesn't.

    [I desire to smile in all Japan<em> I don't understand this</em>]. All Japanese are thankful to people around the world. Thank you very very much.



    I also hope this doesn't become reality.

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    May 7, 2011
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  • Commented
    The post looks really useful, as does the rest of the blog!  Thanks 
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    May 2, 2011
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  • Commented
    I find Kotoba! really useful - you can look up words in English or Japanese (or lots of other languages!) and there are lots of ways to look up kanji. 
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    May 2, 2011
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