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Hi, I'm Shan! Recently I was in Japan and visited several different districts of Tokyo. All the practice I got from online really improved my Japanese, and I hope to be able to continue so I can return one day :)
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    What does 休みましょう mean? I think I can translate the end to be "mashou" but I'm not sure about the rest. Anyone fluent in Japanese, could you please translate that? Thank you!
    November 14, 2011
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    Dude is correct :)
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    September 28, 2011
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    The sentence is correct, but I never hear it in daily usage.
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    July 20, 2011
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    Por means for (and also by). "Viajaste por avion?" is "Did you travel by plane?" Para means for (and also to). "Cuando sales para Japon?" is "When do you leave for (to) Japan?" A means to. "Vas a jugar?" is "Are you going to play?" De means from. "Es de ella?" is "It's from her?" En que means in what (or what ... in) "En que creen los mormones?" is "What do the mormons believe in?" Quien means who. "Quien te dijo?" is "Who told you?" I don't have accents on my computer, but I hope you understand :)
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    July 2, 2011
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    The three that come to my head are: Kyndall, Jordan, and Rory. I'm sure there are tons more, though.
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    June 28, 2011
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    So many women would like to marry you. Look around you! So many women would like to marry you. Look around yourself! They mean the same thing, and both are correct :)
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    June 8, 2011
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    All my friends use Facebook, Oovoo, Skype, and AIM :)
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    June 7, 2011
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    Your heart :) It pumps blood to your veins and helps you love one another.

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    June 7, 2011
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    A lot of times, the police make mistakes and aren't always using their authority with the best intentions.  One of my friends was driving 50 miles per hour, and this other lady who passed him up was driving 65 miles per hour. From the lady's side, it looked like they were going the same speed, so an officer pulled both of them over. My friend didn't speed; it just looked like he was going at the lady's pace. Now, he has to go to court and plead guilty, which is such a waste of time...

    Another one of my friends randomly got stopped and questioned for wearing baggy clothing and heavy jewelry. He wasn't dressing inappropriately, but he's Hispanic, and I have a feeling that's why the police started interrogating him. He didn't even do anything, and they were questioning him on arbitrary grounds. That's why I think people hate the police. They interfere with daily lives and cause our loved ones a lot of trouble.

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    June 7, 2011
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    The first is more natural :)
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    June 7, 2011
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