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Mar 17, 2016
我跟你在一起说话很轻松愉快，希望下次我们还能在一起学习。你跟我在电视上见到的日本女性一样，非常知性非常优雅非常随和，认识你很幸运。Judy
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    Según lo que tengo entendido, se dice "Te ves bien/mal". Y también es posible decir "Veo que la casa es muy grande". Si quieres, se podría decir "La veo muy grande para ser una casa de dos personas" o algo así.
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    May 13, 2016
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    Thank you for Jiayin's question.

    In a sense that "onaka suita" is a casual form, you could say that it is following a different grammatical rule.

    "Onaka" means stomach, but "suita" is the past tense of the verb "suku", which means to go empty or to become less crowded.  

    For how the formal sentence changes to the informal sentence, you are abbreviating the "ga" particle here, and you are using the basic verb form of "suku" and its past tense "suita" instead of the polite form "sukimasu" and the polite past tense "sukimashita".

    How to change from basic verb form to the polite "masu" form, please see the following.

    1) For ru-verbs: Remove "ru"  Ex: Miru (to see, basic) →  Mi + masu → Mimasu (to see, polite)

    2) For u-verbs: Remove "u" and change to "I" Ex: Kau (to buy, basic) → Kai + masu → Kaimasu (to buy, polite) 

    Exceptions: suru (to do) → shimasu, kuru (to come) → kimasu

    You can see that "suku" is an example of "u" verb. Therefore, for the polite masu form is, remove "u", add "I"+masu, which results in "sukimasu" and the past becomes "sukimashita."

    Hope that helps!


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    May 12, 2016
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    Useful Japanese Phrases For Mealtime
    Having a meal is one of the most important events in our daily lives. If you have the opportunity to have a meal with a Japanese friend, will you know what to say before, during, and after the meal?
    May 9, 2016
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    Having a meal is one of the most important events in our daily lives. If you have the opportunity to have a meal with a Japanese friend, will you know what to say before, during, and after the meal?

    May 9, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Ｊｉｇｏｓｈｏｕｋａｉ

    初めまして！私はJayです。私はフィリピン人ですが、カンボジアで仕事をしています。四年前に　友達と　剣道を　始めました。　剣道は日本の武道です。この武道では　防具と竹刀を使います。剣道が大好きですよ！毎週　３回　稽古します。剣道のために　日本語をべんきょうしています。先生方は　いつも日本語で話していますから。

    ６月に　剣道大会がありますので、稽古を頑張っています。体はボロボロです。

    どうぞよろしくお願いします！
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    April 6, 2016
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  • Corrected

    4.6 雨

    今日は雨だった
    (´-﹏-`；)
    体育の授業ができなかった
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    April 6, 2016
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  • Corrected

    スポカンの人口

    私はスポカンに住んでいます。スポカンはワシントン州で第二に人口が多い都市です。スポカンの人口はほとんど白人なのです。
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    February 5, 2016
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    My introduction

    Hi, I'm Noryco living in in Tokyo. I'm an architect designer.

    I like photography（My Instagram's ID is →nagan0ri ）, snowboarding, watching baseball games（with beer）, nail art, cooking, eating, and especially travelling!
    Countries I have been are Germany, France, Italiy, Holland, Belgium, the United States, Vietnam, Cambodia, and HongKong. Every country was great. 
    I want to learn English because I want to be able to have conversations with people from overseas. 

    On italki, I am looking for language exchange friends, friends with same hobbies, and English teachers.（My English is a beginner level.）Of Course I will teach you Japanese if you like!
    Feel free to send me a message if you are interested. 

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    January 15, 2016
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    I ate lunch. (or: I had lunch)

    I made miso porridge today.
    I added cheese and a little milk and vegetables.
    It was delicious.
    What shall I make tomorrow?

    私はお昼ご飯を食べました。
    今日は味噌雑炊を作った。
    チーズと少しの牛乳と野菜を混ぜて作りました。
    美味しかったです。
    明日は何を作ろうかな？

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    January 14, 2016
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  • Corrected

    bunshou no renshuu

    車が故障したんですが、誰に連絡すればいいですか.

    学校の近くですから、子供 に注意して運転します.

    試験はまだ申し込んでいません。

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    December 24, 2015
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