づ Hi Martin, I looked up 「づ input」online. I found this thread "http://forum.koohii.com/thread-1906.html" from koohii forum. It contains a lot of helpful information on how Japanese characters are typed (ex. ぁぃぅぇぉ are typed by adding an ‘x’ before the vowel, the "ti" sound in your name "Martin" is typed with "thi", "ティ", and づ、ぢare typed as "di" and "da", etc. I find it interesting and hope you will too.

Hi Martin. What kind of machine/input method do you use?

有was：描述样子。她穿着 没was：表示动作。她穿上

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http://www.japanese-online.com Hi Sumsum, this website seems very nice.

Yes, it is a correctly built statement,

Hi Gabriel. 1. You want to describe a person who would host you and be friends with you, but you do not know this person yet, and this person has not yet hosted you or got along well with you. Instead of saying "I am looking for someone who 'host me and I can make friend with", it sounds better to say ". . . someone who 'would host me and be my friend', for the above reason. The verb is "would", which expresses a conditional mood: "for some reason he/she will" 2. Also, you are combining three ideas in one sentence. You can choose a more simple style of breaking them apart: "I am 20 years old. I am Brazilian. I am looking for . . ." Or, putting them together in one sentence briefly: "I am a 20 year old Brazilian who is looking for . . . "

Hi Haya, it would help if you provide the general meaning so that it could be easier to recognize these three words. Are they ＂背＂，＂朗＂，and ＂教＂？I am only guessing.