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久しぶりです 私はたくさん勉強しています。むずかしいです。時々休みます。今日は休みませんでした ;) 今日は新しい漢字をならいました。漢字が少し分かっています。WaniKaniを使っています。 私はねむいです。おやすみなさい!
2016년 5월 10일
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ひんど(frequency?) いつもあさごはんをたべます。 いつもはをみがきます。 よくジムにいきます。 よくこおちゃをのみます。 よく日本語をべんきょうします。;) ときどき本をよみます。 ときどき友達にでんわをします。 たまにテレビをみあす。 たまにビデオゲームをします。 あまりさんぽをしません。 ぜんぜんビールをのみません。(it upsets my stomach!) ぜんぜんてがみをかきません。
2016년 1월 20일
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かようびです。面白くない。 私はあさってクラスに行きます。毎週もくようびです。私の先生の名前はみやきです。とてもいい先生です!私はたのします。 私のかぞくは先月にたんじょびが3ありました。凄い! この写真は私と友達がビルをのみます。 Sorry, that was random. I just had to write something! Correct all my crazy mistakes! :D
2016년 1월 6일
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I have been learning about いる and ある ソファーのしたにねこがいます。 The cat is under the sofa. テーブルのうえにわたしのノートがあります。 My notebook is on the table. わたしのポッケトのなかにかぎがありません。 The keys are not in my pocket. にかいにしちめんちょがいました。 There were no turkeys on the second floor. かばんのなかになにもありません。 There's nothing in the bag. I wish I knew how to say the title of this entry in にほんご. I would like to start a lot of my entries talking about what I am learning about. It will give you better context about my studies. Something like, "I am learning about ___."
2015년 12월 2일
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に and indicating when something happens I'm just starting to use に to indicate when something happens/happened. The first sentence below came straight out of the textbook I'm using so I believe it's correct (The meeting is on Friday). かいぎはきんようびです。 I was wondering what the effect of using に would be? かいぎはきんようびにです。 Is that just wrong? If it's not wrong, what does it "sound" like compared to the first sentence?
2015년 11월 27일
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にわしごと わたしはきょうおちばをかきよせました。つかれます!もう、あしたかきよせます。 Yardwork Today I raked leaves. I'm tired! Tomorrow I rake again.
2015년 11월 22일
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わたしはtすかれました! I'm up too late :( How do I say that ^^^ in にほんご?
2015년 11월 18일
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How to address other people I've began speaking with other members of the community. I'm not sure how to best address that person directly i.e. how do I say "you"? I've been told あなた is sometimes considered too informal. I've said that a few times but nobody has corrected me or said it's inappropriate (not sure anyone would). I've also just repeated their name, like "スミスさんはがくせいですか". But then one person asked me not to say さん because it was like saying Mr. Can anyone give me tips on that? Also, I've seen native speakers use question marks. I don't know if they're trying to help me or they'd actually use question marks. Should I avoid using question marks?
2015년 11월 15일
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きょう どようび です! 私はおさけのみます。 Today is Saturday! I'm drinking sake.
2015년 11월 15일
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こんにちは! はじめまして。 ニック  です。 アメリカじん です。
2015년 11월 14일
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