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Hello! My name is Aaron and I'm from Malaysia. I want to be a polyglot one day and I'm hoping to start with Japanese. I have been to Japan about 5 times already and love the culture, people and the language!
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Nobby - Nobuya
Japanese
Dec 16, 2020
今回は、「家族」をテーマにした会話を行いましたね！ 色々な話を行いながら、新しい言葉の解説も行ってまいりました！！ 次回のレッスンでは、こちらの会話の続きをしてまいりましょう！！
Nobby - Nobuya
Japanese
Dec 2, 2020
今回は初めてのレッスンを受けて下さりありがとうございました！！ 自己紹介を通じて、様々な会話を行いましたね！！ そして、今回は文法に関する解説もさせていただきました！！ 次回も様々な話を行う事ができることを、楽しみにしています！！
Chihiro 🇯🇵
Japanese
Oct 13, 2020
今日(きょう)は久(ひさ)しぶりのレッスンでしたが、日本語(にほんご)が上達(じょうたつ)していて素晴(すば)らしかったです👏仕事(しごと)で日本語(にほんご)を使(つか)えてよかったですね✨またお話(はな)ししましょう！
Chihiro 🇯🇵
Japanese
Jul 22, 2020
It was nice to see you again!! I appreciate your great understanding during the class. I definitely love to have a conversation with you. Hoping to be able to talk with you soon:D
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  • Answered
    Practice practice practice
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    July 10, 2021
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  • Corrected
    Hi Miguel,

    Nice effort and a great story of why you love boxing :)
    My advice is to keep your sentences short and not try to extend them using commas, ",".

    My corrections below :


    Day 4 of 30 WC

    Hi everyone ,

    Today is the only day of the week that I do have not any exchanges , so I'm taking the day off 😁 .

    Today I was watching old boxing videos. I like to watch them because where I'm from, we have many world champions , like Erick " El Terrible " Morales , Marco Antonio Barrera, Juan Manuel " Dinamita " Marquez and the best, Julio Cesar Chavez

    I enjoy watching these old fights because they are very exciting! Despite them getting hit over and over again, they keep going! 😀 It's so awesome. They were very brave people because sometimes, they seemed to be losing their fights but they overcame their opponent in the end and won!

    Sometimes I would watch the same fight many times, just to understand how it felt like to be in the ring. How they punched, how many times they fell or almost fell, you know?

    I think that the most exciting fight was the one between Julio Cesar Chavez and Meldrick Taylor. Chavez was losing the fight because Taylor was very fast and Chavez had received a lot of punches. However, Chavez had a strong heart and he was undefeated before. In the last round, Chavez went all out and as whole country was watching, Chavez managed to deliver the KO punch to Taylorduring the last 20 seconds of the round.

    Chavez continued his streak as the undefeated champion and became the greatest boxing idol in Mexico.

    Thanks for reading

    Miguel.
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    July 9, 2020
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  • Commented
    Hello there,

    I don't speak Korean, but i'm interested to help you with your problem. Are you a beginner or have already had some advanced learning?

    The reason I ask is because I don't want anyone to be prevented from learning a language due to money. If you are a beginner, there are loads of online alternatives on Youtube that can help get you started.

    If you're not a beginner and are at the point where you need a teacher's guidance, perhaps there are some Korean community classes in your area that you could attend instead?

    The most affordable Korean teacher that I could find on italki is Daria. Her classes only cost a few US Dollars so that could be a good starting point for you.

    Link : <a href="https://www.italki.com/teacher/2476024/korean" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.italki.com/teacher/2476024/korean</a>
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    July 9, 2020
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  • Answered
    "I hear you" usually means that you have considered and accepted the other person's response but it doesn't necessarily mean that you agree with it. If you do not respond with a follow up response, such as " Yeah, I hear you BUT..." or "Yeah I hear what you're saying BUT..." then it is generally accepted that you agree with the other person or simply do not wish to take the discussion any further. Please contact me if you'd like to have a further discussion on the meaning behind words like these.
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    July 9, 2020
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  • Answered
    My hobby is horseback riding. I get so excited every time I'm riding a horse. Please contact me if you'd like someone to take a look at your sentences and how we could improve them
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    July 9, 2020
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  • Answered
    Hi, Here are my comments: 1) Your first sentence is too long and can be shortened. Nowadays, in the developed world, advanced health care technology enables people to live longer than before. It is now possible to realize the hope that people had a few hundred years ago, that a family can have four or even five generations simultaneously 2. People can't have "four or even five generations simultaneously" as this means they all happened to be born at the same time. I would rewrite it as "four or even five generations in a single lifetime" 3. The increase IN life expectancy 4. "Obviously, it results in ageing populations.". I would rewrite it as "The biggest problem would be ageing populations" as this sounds more natural. There's a couple more corrections that need to be done here. Let me know if you're interested for me to go further.
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    July 9, 2020
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  • Commented
    Hi Mya!

    Congrats on writing such a long and powerful self-introduction highlighting your skills and experiences! Here's my version of your introduction which I think would make you sound more natural to native English speakers.

    Hi! My name is Mya, I'm currently living in Ha Noi, Vietnam. (Some people don't know where Ha Noi is)  
    I currently freelance as an e-learning designer and developer. My clients come from all over the world such as America, Canada, France, Australia. I love to converse in different languages, meeting new people and discovering different cultures. 

    I lived in France for 7 years as a student and a part time worker. Hence, I know very well how difficult it is to learn a language which is totally different from your own mother tongue but also how interesting it can be to speak it! That's why I decided to teach Vietnamese so others like yourself can learn the language in a fun way!

    I've been asked, "How can I get fluent quickly?" To me, there are 3 factors:

    Firstly, your mindset. Have you ever felt like you could understand through listening and reading but cannot speak well? I used to be like that! I always tried to sound as perfect as I can when speaking in a foreign language. And I usually end up saying nothing at all. That's the same reason why children are able to learn new languages quicker than adults. They are not afraid of making mistakes! Are you ready to make mistakes and learn from them with me?

    Secondly, the method. In my lessons, we will learn the grammar and vocabulary through engaging conversation. Then, I will explain the grammar plus introduce to you more vocabulary to express your self and correct your pronunciation. You will learn the way a child does. By listening, repeating, making mistakes and learning.

    Lastly, practice, practice and practice. Together we will review points again and again until you fully master the concepts!

    Are you ready to join me on this adventure? Book me today!
    Thank you for watching!"
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    May 20, 2020
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