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Hello Not because for speaking, but because for TOEFL iBT, memorizing 3000 academic English words as soon as I can is advisable and appropriate, and it'll force me. Obviously, these kinds of vocabularies are nether useful nor necessary as we are in daily conversations, and have I never heard them as an evidence of what I mentioned..but on the other side of the coin, as long as I've memorized them, it'll be possible for me to guess what the sentences are saying on the reading and speaking tests, what the professor is talking about on the listening test, and what the questions are asking about on the all kinds of tests in the TOEFL iBT. Since my word power is overwhelmingly short to take it, what I'll do only one thing from today to the end of May is increasing it, which means I won't do anything else at all. While I can talk about stupid topics, I can't talk about some kind of academic topic at all, but in case I do only what I can, my English won't be higher. The more I study, the more I know how much learning the foreign language is difficult, but that's why it's interesting.
16. April 2015
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【As a Tokyoite who was born and raised in Tokyo city.】 It should be an obvious thing that sooner or later, an earthquake which is as big as the Great East Japan Earthquake, or even bigger than it will occur in Tokyo whose population is over 13,000,000 as far as I know, and which is called the biggest city of Asia.If an earthquake which I'm talking about occurs, how many people will be killed?..how much our living environment that is much more convenient than everyplace else will be changed?..and what will happen to Tokyo and our country, Japan? Perhaps, everything will overwhelmingly be changed...I don't think that it doesn't make sense, but we can't be too worried about it because what we can do now is only to prepare for an big earthquake! BUT MAKE SURE THAT WE MUST PREPARE FOR IT Does what I said make sense?
12. April 2015
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【A question for native English speakers from a Japanese English learner】 I say too much "you know", "like", "kind of" or whatever, when I'm in daily conversations..but is it kinda rude, or kinda disgusting, or kinda annoying??..coz I'm not a native English speaker...
2. April 2015
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Hello???????????????? The reason why my friend who is a returnee student can speak English kinda well is because he'd been speaking only English when he was in the English speaking country. But the problem for him is that he couldn't get a high scores on the TOEIC or TOEFL or those kinds of tests if he took'em, because not only he's never studied English, but also a bunch of Japanese people who can speak only their mother tongue are surrounding him here in Japan. Now, actually he already forgets a lot and can't speak English like before. In this cases, I think here in Japan is literally bad environment for English learners to improve or even keep our ability of speaking. I'm not the man who I'm talking about, but what I wanna say, tell and emphasize as an English learner who is from Japan is that it's too hard for not everyone but at least my friend and me to speak English in Japan everyday. I need kinda help..coz actually, everyone else surrounding me's English is twice as good as mine, and my English is what is called "suck"..Fml..but no matter what happens, I'll continue studying like hell in order to catch up with my friend's English which is could be bad for natives, but it's exactly bitch'in for me..and I gotta get a high score on the TOEFL to be in the United Strats as a college student from next year..That's why I need ur helps n yeah, sorry, I forgot to say that I'm a naive JAPANESE speaker.???????? I think I may be able to help the people studying JAPANESE..LOL..Maybe..coz I'm kinda fool..????LOL Thanks????
1. April 2015
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