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    This is all technically correct i think. It feels right to me as a native speaker. The writing style reminds me of an opinion blog or something similar.
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    November 19, 2022
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    日本に行ったときはめっちゃ楽しかったので、日本に戻るのに日本語を学びたいです！ (その文は間違いと思います。まだ覚えなきゃならない事がたくさんあります。🤣) I've had lots of fun when I've been to Japan, so I want to learn to speak Japanese for when I visit again!
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    September 30, 2021
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    こんにちは👋😃 今、日本語を勉強してる。 英語のネイティブスピーカーだよ。 たぶん一緒に言語交換ができる。 どう思うか考えてください！
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    September 12, 2021
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    この文は正しいんですか。 よろしくお願いいたします。 友達はパーティーにいるなら、楽しそう。 If my friends are at the party, it will be fun. 私のために日本語の文法が時々難しいです。😅 特に「なら」分かりません。
    September 12, 2021
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    Did you see it on a crime-related show/movie? This can be used as a gangster phrase meaning that drug dealing, killing, pimping will go on forever, no matter who dies or goes to prison. 'The Hustle' refers to the struggle to make money by any means necessary, often implying a criminal element.
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    September 6, 2021
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    この文は正しいですか? よろしくお願いします。😀 1. バットマンだよ。 I am the Batman. まじで?！ Seriously?! 2. この後どうする？ What are you doing after this? 3. その話についてどう思った? What did you think about that story? 4. やっぱりこの味がすきだよ! I like this flavour after all! 質問が多い、ごめんなさい！ 😅
    September 6, 2021
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    Correct: I had dinner on an open-air rooftop. ~or~ I had dinner at an open-air, rooftop restaurant. You can't have dinner 'at' an open-air rooftop because you are 'on' the top of a building. However, you can have dinner 'at' a restaurant that is 'on' an open-air rooftop. 😀
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    September 6, 2021
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    I can't quite understand your question. Could you try to rephrase it? 'You sent me a letter.' Here, 'sent' is a past tense transitive verb. 'You send there.' This sentence does not make sense.
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    September 6, 2021
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    You might mean 'は' (pronounced as 'わ'). The differences are a bit too varied and nuanced for me to explain as a non-native speaker. Sorry I can't be of more help - I'm hoping that first part might help you if you try to search further via Google.
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    September 6, 2021
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    There are some grammatical errors in your question. 😀 Who here knows where jicama comes from and what *it is*? Here is a quiz for you*.* What country *does* jicama come from? 1) China 2) Spain 3) USA 4) Mexico What is jicama? 1) a fruit 2) a potato 3) a root vegetable 4) a turnip Good luck*,* I look forward to your answers. If you need a tutor for this week please check out my profile. -Vanessa
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    September 6, 2021
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