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I can help anyone with Kaiyumian, English or Japanese. Feel free to ask me any questions about these languages or their cultures. I am a multi-tasking author who speaks English as a second language. My native language is Kaiyumian, sometimes called Atlantian. I also speak Turkish and Japanese. I am willing to teach these languages.
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Kobinata Reiko
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Jul 31, 2012
発音が完璧です。楽しいお話をありがとうございました。
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    Kemo No Ai ("Eternal Love" Kaiyumian entry) Aa~ Ai~ Tsuyoi natan desu. Ai uğa çotto tsuyoku to mori'na desu, nee? Are dewa, Ëh uğa ai ni dat'ta deşita. Namae'on uğa Mad'ison desu. Mad'ison uğa çotto mori'na, horoşa'na, sumii, mendarei, to maimono şita'danat'a desu yo! Ëh uğa totemo wakai de' dou demo nai'te dewa, o uğo kemo'na-ai ni şi'te'o tano'danat. Nani uğo hanaşi'onat'ı nee? "Hai" de' yo~!! Ëh uğa çotto makarai desu yo~! Kaiyumi'jin'es uğa toi'deki'e 14-16'de kemo'na-ai'ta. Kaiyumi no kemo'na-au'ras uğa kemo no toki de desu. Kemo no Ai'dar uğo era'ndanat. Ai de sa no omo'ras uğa nani desu ka? Teke, Mad'ison to Ëh no kemo'na-au nee? Ah~! Love~ What a powerful bond, huh? Isn't love so powerful and beautiful? Recently, I have fallen in love. Her name is Madison. She's beautiful, kind, sweet, perfect, and everything I've ever wanted. Even though I'm young which doesn't matter to me, I actually asked her to marry me. Do you want to know what she said? She said "yes"~! Just to let you all know, Kaiyumae are normally married or have declared a spouse or future spouse by 14-16. Also, Kaiyumian marriages are for life. I've chosen the woman who I want to spend the rest of my life with. What are your thoughts on love? What do you think about Madison's and I's marriage?
    March 31, 2013
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    Japanese-愛してる (ai shiteru) Turkish-Seni seviyorum/seni aşığım. (first one for friends, second one for lovers) Kaiyumian-Sa uğo ai'da. (lovers) Sa uğo suki'da (friends) Sa uğo moro'ida (family) Italian-Te amo. Latin-Te amo Russian-Я люблю тебя (Yah lyoo-blyoo teh-byah)
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    March 31, 2013
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    "Shy" in that context means "close to, but not there" and is actually an adjective. Example; "The girl is shy." (adjective 1 meaning stating timid, scared, isolated, ect.) Context of question; "I think you were shy a few credits" can be rewritten as "I think you were short a few credits/I think you don't have enough credits". In this form, "shy" means that you have an amount of something, but just not enough to attain a goal, but close. For example, if I want to buy the new Zelda-Skyward Sword game and it costs $60 and I only have $55 or $58, I could say "I am just shy of $60" meaning I have a close amount, but not what I need. I hope this helps.
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    March 31, 2013
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    "Lit" can mean quite a few things, but in short; in that sentence, it means "took flight/flew." "When we neared the orchard, a flock of birds lit from its outer rows" could also mean "when we neared the orchard, a flock of birds took flight from its outer rows." It is also slang for "to get dunk/high off of drugs". I hope this helps.
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    March 31, 2013
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    "Remove" and "eliminate" can be interchangeable, especially in the examples you gave above. The words are more of context-based words and can depend on what degree you mean. Remove-to take something off of another thing or subject and pay no mind to it or set it somewhere else. Eliminate (similar to terminate)-to remove something and pay no mind to it afterwards OR to destroy something or narrow something out. In short, "remove" is just taking something away while "eliminate" means to get rid of it or destroy it. I hope this helps.
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    March 30, 2013
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    If you and your friend are grateful for the assist that you received, you could say; "NAME and I would like to that you for your support in BLANK". It is very formal sounding and can convey a lot of respect and gratitude. Be sure to go into detail on the assist. For example (using my friend Shigoto who helped me research for my book): "Shigoto, I would like to thank you for all of the support that you have given to me in my book. Without your fine research skills and your craving for knowledge, my book would have never been possible. There was no way for me to research in 4 months what you did in 4 weeks. Thank you so much." (be sure to speak in a formal fashion.) If only your friend is the only one expressing thanks, the pattern goes like this; "NAME would like to thank you for BLANK." Using a similar set up from above, counting speaking formally, this should be just as easy. I hope this helps.
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    March 30, 2013
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    try this technique, it works for a lot; Find a Japanese song that you like and can sing to. Then, memorize the Romaji lyrics. Then, look up and save the Kanji lyrics. Once you have memorized the Romaji, read the Kanji lyrics along with the song (prior knowledge of Hiragana and Katakana is needed) This will help you memorize the sounds of the Kanji at least which can help you look up the meaning of the word and practice it. Take it slow and you will get it sooner or later.
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    March 30, 2013
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    March 23, 2013
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    Kaiyumian- Kokoro'sar uğo noru'te nara, maki ni noşi'arenat, Sore no, ëh ni kae'te, ai'dar, sa dake ni eńme'te. Ëh uğo lazı'sa nai ima, hito'den sa uğo ai'te uğo wakara'te. Sa uğa çotto meari'na de', ima, Hi'no'saki uğa nara'ńde hoşi'sa. Ciban uğa sa uğo nokore'te nara, sa uğa jibanza'te nara, Sore no, ëh ni kae'te, ai'dar, Ata'dar uğa korino'te, bejik'ta. Kokoro'sar uğo noru'te nara, Ai no renpou ja nai, demo, ai'sanat, bori'res ina. Mokoran'as uğa jika'te, sa kara, Aart'i no hi uğo şi'nde yo! Sa kara bana'te nara, gögak ni sobura'te. Sore no, ëh ni kae'te, ai'dar, kono hi uğa i'tte iru, to sa dake ni i'tte iru.
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    October 16, 2012
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    Do you listen to Jazz music and if so, who are your favorite artists? Mine are Benny Goodman, Louis Armstrong, George Gershwin, and Count Basie.
    October 16, 2012
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