Hajimemashite, I'm an italian biology student living in Florence at the moment, and I'm looking for a native language partner to practice some Japanese with! I would be happy to do some italian-jap language exchange as well. If anyone is interested and available in the next few days let me know! Yoroshiku onegaishimasu

Mitai vs No you? Konnichiwa! I don't understand the difference between MITAI and NO YOU/ YOU NI MIERU Could someome explain the difference between these two possible sentences for me? Tanaka-san wa hashitte iru mitai desu Tanaka-san wa hashitte iru you ni miemasu (/ hashitte iru you desu?) Onegaishimasu!

Verb "to learn" in japanese? Konnichiwa! I was wondering when you use the verb "Narau" in japanese. Usually I hear "nihongo wo benkyou shiteimasu", but could I say "~ wo naratte imasu"? "Oboeru", on the other hand, means to memorize and remember something, right? Onegaishimasu!

Suru vs Yaru Konnichiwa! Aside from all the verbs which are formed with 'suru', such as benkyou suru etc, I don't really understand the difference between Suru and Yaru. For example, if someone asks "shukudai wo shimashita ka", could I answer "mou yarimashita"? Or "mou shimashita"? Onegaishimasu! (Kana shika yomemasen)

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How to express "even if"? Konnichiwa! I often hear the forms "noni" and -TE mo to express "even if/ even though", but the difference between them is not clear to me... Are they interchangeable? Are these two senteces ok? Shiken ga muzukashikatta noni, dekimashita. Kasa wo motte itte mo, tokidoki nurete iru. They seem different to me but I can't figure out why... Onegaishimasu! (mada kana shika yomemasen)

When to use Chikaiuchini? Konnichiwa! When can I use "chikaiuchini" to say good-bye? For example, what would I say in a semi-formal situation but not with my boss or professor? For example I meet someone my age or older, then I want to say something like "Well it was nice meeting you, see you again sometime!" Onegaishimasu! Mada kana shika yomemasen.

Potential form in Japanese? Konnichiwa! I often hear the 'ga' particle used with the potential form, but occasionally 'wo' as well; I was wondering if there is a nuance difference or how to use them? For example, watashi wa hiragana ga yomemasu or hiragana wo yomemasu ? What about hiragana wo yomu koto ga dekimasu? When would you use this form? Onegaishimasu! (By the way, I can only read hiragana and katakana)

Potential form in Japanese? Konnichiwa! I often hear the 'ga' particle used with the potential form, but occasionally 'wo' as well; I was wondering if there is a nuance difference or how to use them? For example, watashi wa hiragana ga yomemasu or hiragana wo yomemasu ? What about hiragana wo yomu koto ga dekimasu? When would you use this form? Onegaishimasu! (By the way, I can only read hiragana and katakana)