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I am a Senior in College, and I am an Asian Studies major, focusing on Japan. I love all things Japan and want to learn the language. I also want to learn about Japan's culture and history. I am hoping to one day live in Japan and teach there as well. I am looking for others who are willing to help me improve both my formal and informal Japanese as well as help me learn and discover more about such an amazing country. I have completed Japanese 100 level courses and will start 300 level courses in August. But I am still finishing up my 200 level Japanese over the summer.
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    Practice of gymnastics

    Today, I went to my old high school to practice gymnastics. I tried to do some new skills of on PB (paraｌｌel bars) as a for fun. My favorite event is PB . I can do many skills at on PB comparing compared to other events,. I myself wonder about this.
    When I practiced a new skill, I supported my body by with my upper arms, and then rotated rotating my body on around the bar. After the practice, I have there are many several scratches on both arms. These They are very painful and they'll bring many interference in will interfere with daily life,; for example: taking a bath-->stinging. But when I accomplish a new skill is accomplished, the pleasure is greater than the pains of hurt. This is the reason why I can't turn away from gymnastics.
    That's all, thank you!

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    August 15, 2012
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    What is a noun clause? I am curious to know what a noun clause is. I know what a noun is and I know what a noun phrase is, but alas, I do not know what a noun clause is. Thank you.
    August 15, 2012
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    yamy san, Very has two meanings 1) in a high degree; extremely; exceedingly: as in 'An apple is very delicious'. or 2) it is used as an intensive emphasis or stressing identity or opposite as in 'He is very handsome' If you are using the first sentence 'He is very American' as a means to emphasis his American-ness, then yet, it would be correct. But the second sentence would be incorrect and might be better worded as 'Kyoto is a place that is very Japanese.'
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    July 26, 2012
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