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I really like the Japanese culture, and would like to learn more about. I'll teach you English in return for you helping me understand Japanese! :D Please message me/add me as a friend! I'm very active on the site, and love meeting new people from other countries.
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    Numbers In this entry, I will write numbers in Japanese. Will someone correct it to include the correct characters of the Japanese language? 0 rei 1 ichi 2 ni 3 san 4 yon 5 go 6 roku 7 shichi 8 hachi 9 kyuu 10 juu 11 juuichi 12 juuni 13 juusan 14 juuyon 15 juugo 16 juuroku 17 juushichi 18 juuhachi 19 juukyu 20 nijuu
    February 6, 2012
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    That is only in the eyes of the beholder. No one can truly say where the 'most beautiful girls' live, as the most ugly in your eyes can be the most beautiful in another one's eyes.
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    February 5, 2012
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    Television, Movies, and Food. Hi there! In this notebook entry, I will type a sentence or word in English about television, movies, and food, then attempt to write it in Japanese. Please correct me! I like to watch television. Watashi wa terebi o miru no ga sukidesu. I don't like brussel sprouts. Watashi wa mekyabetsu ga sukide wa arimasen. Japanese animes are cool! Nihon'noanime wa kūrudesu! I like Black Butler the most. Watashi wa kuro shitsuji no mottomo sukidesu.
    February 5, 2012
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    I can help with your English!

    Hi everyone. I'm AJ, a native English speaker. If you want to learn more about the English/American culture, I'd be more than happy to talk with you. Also, if you're a native Japanese, French, Korean, or German speaker, I'd love to exchange languages with you.

    February 5, 2012
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  • Answered
    Using definite would change the meaning of the sentence. Definitive is used to say that it makes a change, or makes a decision. Definite however means that it WILL occur. It will happen. They are very different words, although they sound alike.
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    February 5, 2012
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    There is no difference. The word 'the' serves as an article, which simply combines the noun 'people' with 'all'.
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    February 5, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself Hi, I'm AJ and I am a native English speaker. I want to learn Japanese because they have a beautiful culture.
    February 5, 2012
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