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Hi, I'm Japanese living in Osaka, Japan. I'm a Japanese language teacher and English learner. My favorite movies; Back To The Future, The Greatest Showman, The Usual Suspects, Memento, Green Book, Happy Death Day, Sound Of Metal,etc My favorite anime; BEASTARS, Attack On Titan, LAPUTA: CASTLE IN THE SKY, etc My favorite comics; BEASTARS, Attack On Titan, etc taking photos. Atsumare Dobutsu no Mori(Animal Crossing New Horizons) If you want to study Japanese, visit my teacher page!
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    みんな が 　→ みんなが、 私 は思いやりと優しい人と　→ 私は思いやりがあって優しい人だと 言ってときに　→ 言ってくれたので、　(or 言っていたのを聞いて、） 私の両親が　→ 私の両親は 誇りしました。　→ （私を）誇りに思いました。
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    August 16, 2021
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    美代子　is most common. however, there are many kanji in Japanese that you can read same sound, so other.examples... 三代子 美世子 美与子 実世子 実夜子 etc there are many choices.
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    August 16, 2021
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    I'm sorry to post twice.
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    August 13, 2021
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    If you mean the example like this ; Why don't you ask him? or Why not ask him? 彼に聞いて（たずねて）みたら？ other examples ; Why not go there? そこへ行ってみたら？ Why don't you try a bite? ひとくち食べてみたら？
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    August 13, 2021
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    Both are incorrect. これ means something near, and あそこ means a little distant place. So you can't use これ and あそこ to indicate same thing. If you mean "Whose hat is this?", you can say "これはだれのぼうしですか。" or "このぼうしはだれのですか。". If you mean "Whose hat is that?", you can say "あれはだれのぼうしですか。" or "あのぼうしはだれのですか。". これ this あれ that このぼうし this hat あのぼうし that hat あそこ over there
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    August 13, 2021
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    Both are incorrect. If you mean "Whose hat is that?",you can say "あのぼうしはだれのですか。" or "あれはだれのぼうしですか" これmeans something near, and "あそこ"means a little distant place, so you can't use これandあそこat the same time to indicate the same thing. And if you mean "Whose hat is this?",you can say "このぼうしはだれのですか" or"これはだれのぼうしですか" これ　this このぼうし　this hat あれ　that あのぼうし　that hat あそこ over there
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    August 13, 2021
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    Finally I became a professional teacher on italki!😁 italkiの日本語のプロの講師になりました！ I am looking forward to teaching Japanese to learners. 日本語を教えるのが楽しみです💕
    August 12, 2021
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    This one blew my mind. Riz Ahmed became one of my favorite actor. This movie gives us the experience that we feel like deaf, the design of sound production is great.
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    March 21, 2021
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    March 9, 2021
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    Hi again Ivan✋ Was the translation the English subtitles, or voice? If it was the former, in my opinion, It may be because of the number limit of subtitles. You're right, it has the meaning "why are you..." as you said, but " do not..." is shorter to read.
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    March 9, 2021
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