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Hi there! I'm Koji. We're 5 in the family. My wife and I and our two slightly crazy but lovely sons and Jiro (our pretty cat) I'm a SPECIAL-ED teacher in elementary school. I want to immerse myself in English so if you have a time, let's have fun talking! I'm looking forward to talking or chatting with friends from various countries in English. At the same time, if you are curious about Japanese culture, I'll be willing to help you with that. See you then! はじめまして！えいごを　とおして、かいがいの　ひとと、たくさん　ともだちに　なりたいです！よろしく　おねがいします！ あ、ちなみに　すきな　どうぶつは　ねこ　です。　では　また！
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    How can I describe this situation? Does this sentence make sence? [I gave a glass to each my friend and his younger brother.] I mean, I already bought 2 glasses. And I gave it to my friend and his brother. There were just 2 glasses. Can I say, [I gave a glasses to each my friend and his younger brother.]? And if you have better expression, please let me know. Thanks for your explanation in advance.
    May 11, 2015
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    What's the difference between "talk to you later" and " speak to you later"? Hey guys! I would like to know the difference between " talk to you later" and " speak to you later". When you usually finish our conversation, someone say " talk to you later" and other say " speak to you later" What's the difference between these two greetings? Could you please tell me what kind of situation you chose the one from these greetings. Thanks for your great help in advance.
    June 17, 2013
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    You can say it in this casual way. もしそのことを忘れていたら、（僕に）教えてね。 or 僕に、思い出させてね。 In this sentence, 教える　means not to teach but to tell.
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    June 15, 2013
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    Is there any difference? Is there any difference if you will say, ①　He is the friend of Taro's. ②　He is the friend of Taro. Thanks for your help in advance guys!
    January 21, 2013
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    Does this make sense? I would like to know this sentence is acceptable enough or not. I hope all of you have an awesome future. Should I put the word [will] before the word "have" I hope all of you will have an awesome future. Which is better one?
    December 18, 2012
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    Hi there! Technically, both sentences are correct. The difference between 1 and 2 is If you want to make sure which transportation you will use, then you should say, 私はバスで家へ帰ります。 （地下鉄や電車、タクシーではなく、私はバスを利用して家へ帰る、という感じで受け止められます。） If you want to describe where you want to go, you should say, 私は家へバスで帰ります。 （友達の家や親せきの家ではなく、自分の家へ帰るということが強調されています） But to think about the situations, I suppose 2 won't usually happen. Because, you always go back to your house, right? So you don't need to emphasize [家へ]　at all That's why 1 is more natural than 2.
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    December 8, 2012
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    「ありがとうございます」と「ありがとうございました」は、日常使う分には、ほとんど区別がないように思います。 ただ、しいて言うなら、「ありがとうございました」の場合、何か感謝をする相手の行動（活動・状態）が完了してから言う言葉のように思います。 ただ、厳密にこの、ありがとうございます・ありがとうございました、をきちんと使い分けている人は、それほどいないと思います。 対して、「お疲れ様でした」は、相手が仕事や課題などを完了したときや、自分が仕事場から誰かよりも先に帰る時に、あいさつとして通常言っています。 なので、「お疲れ様でした」は、どちらかと言うと、感謝の言葉ではなく、相手を労うための言葉だと思います。
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    November 21, 2012
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    白黒→「しろくろ」と言うのが一般的です。 物事の白黒を付ける。白黒はっきりさせる。などの使い方をします。 These means you decide the fact or make a decision for something. Let's see who stands where. Let's see who's right and who's wrong. これらの表現と同じような使い方だと思います。
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    November 18, 2012
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    標準語がくずれたものではないかと思います。 男はもちろん使うし、女性でも場合によっては使うんじゃないかな。 名古屋でも使いますよ。 あと、「なんじゃそりゃ。」には、相手の行動や言動に対して、「どういうことなの、それ！」という感じで、驚きや多少の怒り、不快感、失望などが込められている場合が多いです。
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    November 18, 2012
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    「どういたしまして」　is " You're welcome. 「いえいえ」「いいよいいよ」　is " any time" 「いいえ～」　is " no problem" 僕は、あらたまった会話なら、「どういたしまして。」と言うと思うけど、普段は「いいえ～」 や「いいよいいよ」が多いかな。 英語だとどうだろう？ You're welcome　と　no problem　なんかだと、Williamはどちらを多く使いますか？
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    November 18, 2012
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