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    What is the difference? What is the difference in saying ...たべています. and ...たべます? Also, I'm guessing this is the same for: よんでいます -- よみます のんでいます -- のみます どうもありがと！
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    It might sound a little weird to leave the sentence as is. You would want to explain the situation as in Jura's examples.
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    If you say you arrived at work, then "work" is being used to describe where you arrived. This would be like saying "I am at the place I work" If you say you arrive for work, then "work" is being used to describe what you will be doing. This would be like saying "I am here to perform work" Hope this helps.
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    It depend on the context. If you wake up early, then you might say you woke up at 2 this morning. If you are referring to a late night out with some fiends, then you might say that you were out until 2 last night. Hope this helps.
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself こんいちわ。わたしわ, とっみです。(Tommy) I'm just starting to learn Japanese, and I'm hoping to find native Japanese speakers who would like to improve their english. Hopefully I'll learn enough Japanese quickly to be able to communicate a little bit. Feel free to send me a message if you would like to chat. -Tommy
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