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- This is a really good question! "Swear to it,"usually means something like making a promise. ex: I swear to take the trash out. "Swear by it," usually means that you are 100% positive. ex: I swear by my life that I won't be late this time. In this case, you can also say :I swear on my life..." It has the same meaning. "I swear by this book! It will teach you everything!" I think she left early but I couldn't swear on it. I think this is the most natural way. I hope you that helped you.0 votedMay 17, 20130
- What exactly is your question? There are a few things that can change depending on how complex the sentence is. Fo example: I like cats. 猫（ねこ=cats）が好き(すき＝to like)です。 I dont like dogs because I like cats. 猫が好きから、犬（いぬ＝dogs)が好きじゃないです。 （Here, the reason why comes first and then the result) I like dogs more than cats. 犬（いぬ）より猫が好きです. First you sat the think that is superior and then the secondary option comes next. "Dogs more than cats i like." I hope this helped. It really depends on what you want to say exactly because the order changes accordingly.0 votedMay 17, 20131
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I have made the document that is for my Japanese language school, but I don't think it's correct English. So if someone have free time, please help me to correct below the sentences.
1) Why do you want to attend our school?
Please include your future goals
ex. I want to teach English in Japan so I want to learn Japanese.
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2) What extent do you want to be able to speak?
1 basic phrases for travel
2 Daily conversation
3 Understanding Japanese media, like movies
4 fluency at work
5 can work full-time in Japan
6 other reason
3) Have you ever studied Japanese?
1 yes 2 No
if you answered 'yes' please answer below the questions below.
How long? ( )
When?( )
Where or who? ex. Friend, ○○school. ( )
4) Do you have a Japanese singer who you like?
If you have, please write down the name.
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thank you!0 votedOctober 10, 20111- ひさしぶりーLong time no see 私は日本語をべんきょうするので、たくさん書きませんでした。 I haven't been writing a lot because I have been studying Japanese. さいきん私はi-adjectiveとna-adjectivesをまなびました。 Recently, I have learned I and Na adjectives. Na-adjectivesはかんたんでした。でも、i-adjectivesはもとむずかしかったでした。 Na adjectives were easy but I adjectives were more difficult. 今、私はわかるとおもいます。 I think I understand it now. しゅうまつは私と友達は日本のじかんで話すので、わすれていました。 On the weekends, I have been tired because I have been talking to my friends in Japanese time. 私にあさははやいか、とてもしんやです。 For me, its early in the morning or really late at night. ときどき、これはもむずかしいですよ。 This is also difficult sometimes. さいきん、日本語をべんきょうすることがもと難しいです。 Lately, studying Japanese is more difficult. しつもんはありみあすでも、日本人にえいごでせつめいすることがとても難しいですよ。 I have questions but it is very difficult for Japanese people to explain in English. 私のたんじょうびはつまらないかったです。 My birthday was boring. だいじょうぶです. That's okay. どうようびに私のパーテイーあります。 Saturday is my party. たのしいでしょう！ It will be fun.October 10, 201120
- かんぱい！Cheers! 私のパーテイーは楽しかったです。 My party was fun. 私の友達が家に来ました。 My friends came to the house. 私たちはビール、さけ、とサングリアをのみました。 We drank Beer, Sake, and Sangria. みんなはといましたよ！！ Everyone was drunk! 私たちはカードのゲームをあそびました。そして、みんなは話しました。 We played card games and everyone talked. あくるひは私たちはレストランで朝ごはんを食べました。 The next day, we ate breakfast at a restaurant. 美味しかったです！ It was delicious! それから、私たちはつかれたので、またねました。 Then we slept again.October 10, 201120
- They have similar meanings. They both means that whatever you are talking about has been happening frequently but that doesn't mean that it always happens all the time. ex: Lately, I have been working over time.- I don't always work over time but I have been doing it a lot Recently, I have been working over time. they mean the exact same thing and you can interchange the two words without changing the meaning of what you want to say0 votedSeptember 9, 20110
