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Hello! My name is Skhylar. I have just started college and I minoring in Japanese. I have taken semester of Japanese and have been studying a little on my own since I was very young. I am searching for language partners or penpal friends. I am willing to teach English in return of being taught Japanese. I hope to hear from you! こんにちは、皆さん! スカイラーです。 始めまして。 私はアメリカ人で、女の人で二十三歳です。 大学で一年生です。 日本語を勉強している。 日本と日本語が大好きなから。 素晴らしい息子にお母さんです。 彼かわいいそう! 彼は私の人生だ! ❤ 私に何でも尋ねてください。 よろしくお願いします。 またね、皆さん!
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    In Starbucks

    I am in a Starbucks coffee store and drinking a mocha. I love it.
    I have worked at Starbucks for 6 months.
    I love this coffee shop and enjoy working here.
    Someday, I want to go to one in the USA.

    I have been doing my homework in English for 2 hours at here. and I am going to have a dinner with my friends soon.
    I am looking forward to seeing my friends. :)

     

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    いいですよ!Your English is very good! [:

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    December 6, 2012
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    Short Introduction: In Japanese 私はスカイラーです。どうぞよろしく!ごめんなさい、でもすこし日本語を話します。えっと。。。日本と日本語すきですよ!だいがくのがくせいです。私のまだ専攻をしりません。私は一ねんせいです、時があります。私は一子供があります。私はむすこのなまえノワです。じゃあ、みなさん、じゃね!
    December 6, 2012
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    December 2, 2012
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    Arucard303 is absolutely correct. Kanji-wise, it's the same character, but remember 3, 6 and 8 are your changers. B comes before P and 3 is the smallest digit of the changers, so 3/6/8 = B/P/P. Although, if you look: さんびゃく「三百」、ろっぴゃく「六百」、はっぴゃく「八百」。Notice the Kanji doesn't change, just the pronunciation. がんばって!
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    December 2, 2012
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