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What is George Eliot saying in the sentence, " It will never rain rose: when we want...."? In my schedule note, I found this saying by George Elliot. "It will never rain roses: when we want To have more roses we must plant more trees." I think I got the meaning of the 2nd sentence. But, the 1st one confuse me. What is the usage of : here? Also, I wonder why there is not . in the end of the first sentence. Thank you for you help in advance. (-:
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What do you expect from Japanese Community tutors? Plus, any funny or nightmare lesson story?

こんにちは、にほんごを べんきょう している みなさん。

Hello, the Japanese language learners,

I'm currently applying to become a community tutor for Japanese language at italki.   And I'm curious about what you expect/hope/wish to Japanese community tutors here.  And do you have any funny or nightmare lesson story to share?  

Q1. What kind of lessons would you like to have from a community tutor?  

Q2. What kind of materials or skills do you want your tutor use in lessons?

Q3. Any funny or nightmare lesson story?

Q4.  Any other advice or thoughts you can share to a new tutor?

Thank you in advance.

よんでくれて、どうもありがとうございます。よろしくおねがいします。



3 febbraio 2018
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