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Have you been learning a language for a long time?
Then something so simple about the language surprised you after visiting or moving to the country?
I have! I have been studying Japanese on and off for 15 years.
I just moved this year to Japan and noticed that people say to me 「おはようございます」(ohayou gozaimasu) or "good morning" to me even when it isn't morning!
I go to school here and I see teachers and classmates in the afternoon or in the hallway, and if it isn't the end of the day yet they say to me「おはようございます」→ohayou gozaimasu!
So I have inferred this can also be a way of saying "hello" when it's the first time you've seen someone you know that day. It doesn't seem to only mean "good morning"
Is there anything you've learned once visiting a country that surprised you about the language or culture?
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Something the kids (have been) saying
"I don't know, that guy seems sus" means....
he doesn't seem trustworthy
he doesn't seem available
he doesn't seem very friendly
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Phrasal verb "pick up"
Can you _______ your room before the guests arrive?
drop off
pick up
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Quick phrasal verb practice!
She ________ some Spanish while traveling in Spain.
picked up
gave up
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Helllooooooooooooooooo!!!
こんにちわ!いよいよ日本語を話せるようになりたいです!何年も勉強しているけど、恥ずかしくて、全然話しません.でも自分だけ傷つけるでしょう???大学で日本語の授業を受けて、一人で勉強して、最近「Little Tokyo」で大人のレッスンも受けて、日本語能力試験一級も受けて(失敗しちゃったと思うけど)、でも日本人の知り合いとか友達とかいないです。だから今はもう恐れたくないです。間違いがたくさんします。大丈夫です。学びます。あー紹介:私は25歳でロスの近くに住んでいます。少し年を取っているけど、まだ大学生です。30歳になるまで日本語とスペインゴと韓国語を話せるようになりたいと思ってます。私の文書を修正してください。And I will help who I can with their English! よろしくおねがいします〜
PS:私の猫の写真を付けます。かわいいでしょう?
3 Ocak 2016
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