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    I think "aishiteru" means " I love you" and "sukidayo" (not yukidayo) means "I like you"
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    February 8, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself I am a university student and my major is international politics. I am a member of the club that sapports international students lifves and activities in our universuty. They come here to study their majors and Japanese, but there are many students who can't understand Japanese. If I could improve my English, it became more easier for me to teach Japanese or talk about their lives with who can't understand Japanese well. I think it will useful for my career too.
    February 8, 2012
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