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I speak perfect english but I want to learn how to speak some japanese. I would love to teach someone to speak english too.
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    A Pig.
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    November 26, 2011
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    it means 'then' 'then' can mean at the time example: "I was at the park THEN" 'then' can be a conjunction example:"...and THEN, I went to the store"
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    November 26, 2011
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    In English:clothes is plural clothing is plural cloth is singular 在中国：衣服是复数 服装是复数 布是单数
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    November 26, 2011
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    it has multiple meanings Odd -unusual/not right/weird -not an even number/can't be divided without the number having a decimal{if divided it will have a decimal/fraction}
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    November 26, 2011
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    counting down means that, by number, the number is going down like: 5,4,3,2,1. Counting up is, going by number, the number is going up like: 1,2,3,4,5.
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    July 14, 2011
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    What does this mean?:"Amri genki dewa arimasen. Ogenki desuka?" in Japanese? I kind of know what it means but I'm not sure. It says something about like,"how are you?" or something but I dont know so yeah. Please help me?!? thank you!●ω●
    July 12, 2011
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    ヘルプが必要な場合、私はあなたをお手伝いします

    私は信者を持っていないので、大丈夫、私はちょうどあなたたちが私はあなたが助けと私はあなたを助けるでしょう必要なものを知っているように思う。だからここに私が希望するかで助けを必要とするかもしれないと思うことのいくつかの例です：（1）挨拶、（2）別れ/別れ、そして（3）基本的なフレーズ。もし手助けが必要なものと選択し、私が無料であなたを助けることを約束する！ありがとう！

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    July 11, 2011
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    What does "arigato" mean in Japanese? And Did I spell it right? Whhat does Arigato mean In Japanese?
    July 11, 2011
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    Yeah they really kind of mean the same thing but, It would sound better if you said the first one because the second doesn't really sound right, but they do mean the same thing.
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    July 11, 2011
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    Okay do this experiment and note how your facial expression looked: Pretend there is a cloud passing by. How would you look at a passing cloud? By cloud I mean, those white puffs in the sky.
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    July 11, 2011
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