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Sayuri
Japanese
Apr 14, 2022
We practiced to introduce ourselves. Please practice so that you can say your name and where you are from with appropriate greeting words in Japaense!
Sayuri
Japanese
Apr 5, 2022
We reviewed　できます（I can speak..） and 　わかります（I understand ...） with languages. Noah did well on searching letters from the chart when we try reading Japanese. We learned "What do you say.... in Japanese?" this time.
Sayuri
Japanese
Mar 7, 2022
Noah did great on counting. We counted 1-100 with some of the common counters. We will move on to animal names with letters. Hope he likes the home activities too. He is such a smart boy! I look forward to talking to Noah soon.
SILVIA
Spanish
Jun 5, 2020
David se esfuerza constantemente por aprender español e intentar tener toda 1 hora de conversación es Español. Hemos avanzado de frases simples a frases más elaboradas con vocabulario básico como hablar de los días de la semana, aficiones, gustos, me gusta/ me encanta. Poco a poco vamos progresando y la conversación se hace más amena e interesante// EN: David is constantly making an effort to leer spanish and try to communicate the whole hour in Spanish. We have successfully advanced from simple sentences to more elabotated ones by adding basic vocabulary such as the days of the week, hobbies, likes and dislikes, i like/ I love. Step by step we are progressing and the conversation is better and more interesting. Keep it Up David!
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    Both of these sentences are commonly used ways to make that statement. If one is technically more correct than the other, I imagine that it would be "backed up down to", but that is only an opinion - I may not be correct. I use both ways in equal measure.
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    May 1, 2020
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    All are correct. However, the second one asks a more general version of the question - not time specific. Another way to ask that would pose the question in relation to the present tense would be "Are you quarantining yourself"
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    May 1, 2020
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    Your first and third examples are correct. The first means that you are holding the phone, and the third means that your phone is within reach, though it is not a commonly used way to say this. Your second example does not work. It means that you are wearing your phone on your hands, which is not correct. "In one's hands" is the best way to express what you want to say, given that you are talking about the physical presence of something.
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    April 29, 2020
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    April 29, 2020
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    I'm going to the city hospital. Is it this way? / Is it in this direction? Two small corrections
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    April 28, 2020
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    "Woods" is used for both the singular and the plural, so you could say "the woods" to describe a forest, or forests. You would not say "a wood" to describe one forest. I am Irish, not American, so the following may or not may apply: We use "woods" as a name for a small forest usually, and "forest" for larger forests usually.
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    April 28, 2020
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