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To make my dream come true... Hi, I'm a Japanese woman speaking English a little bit and learning Italian. I like to talk with others and know how they think or feel. Today I'm going to tell you about the reason why I've started learning these languages. This February, I went to San Francisco to learn English. This was actually the first time for me to study abroad, and I was just nervous because I was thinking that my English was not well and others may not understand me. Before leaving for the US, I asked my Japanese friend studying in the US college how the life in the US was. Though his English was like that of native speakers, he seemed to had have difficulty especially in communications with American students. He still sounds like American for me, in fact, but he never give up improving his skills. On the first day at a language school in Berkeley, I was quite nervous again. But I came to know that I was worrying about all the things about my school life too much. Teachers were very gentle, and students were very friendly to me. They have warm hearts, so I've loved all the people I met there. I and my friends had lunch every day and went out for a picnic. We chatted after every class. I really miss them all... For the first time in forever, I understood how interesting to talk with others in another language. Now my dream is living in the US, so I need to improve my English skills. Also, I'd like to live in Italy as well. Rome I visited a few years ago is pretty beautiful and attractive city. I really love Italian gourmets like pizza and pasta. Every time seeing a program about Italy on TV, it reminds me of the days in Rome and makes me happy. These are the reasons that I've decided to learn English and Italian. Though my English is at intermediate level and that of Italian is at beginner level, I'd like to speak them fluently and make my dream come true, so I need someone teaching me English and Italian. I like to teach you Japanese, especially daily and business conversation in return. Any levels of Japanese learners will be welcomed:D If you've got some interest, feel free to contact me and let's have chatting! Thanks for reading.
13 Temmuz 2014
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Victoria & Albert museum In February I was in Wimbledon. Of course I went to Britain to learn British accent, but it was almost just sightseeing because I was not going to go any language school. There was nothing for me to do in London, so I could see a lot of pictures and sculptures in various museums instead. The most exciting museum was Victoria & Albert museum, especially jewelries were amazing. I wish I could have bring one of them to Japan!
23 Nisan 2012
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Yabusame Yabusame is a traditional Japanese event. A man in traditional dresses shoots an arrow on a horse to some targets. This event was held in Kamakura, which is the historical city like Kyoto, and I could see it by chance last week. Most people there got excited and applauded to the riders. Instead of waiting over one hour to see it, you can see amazing thing! Japanese or not, you should come and see it if you have a chance!
22 Nisan 2012
3
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Please tell me the difference. Two days ago, I wrote my notebook about films in English and a man provided me with the corrections. In my notebook, I said "important for me", but it was wrong and he corrected it to "important to me." I don't understand the difference between "for" and "to" and sometimes I make mistakes in my writing. What is the difference? How do you say each word?
12 Ekim 2011
7
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Letters To Juliette/THE KIDS ARE ALLRIGHT Today I watched 2 films in a theatre where we can watch films which are not on screening. The titles of the movies are Letters To Juliette and THE KIDS ARE ALLRIGHT, one is romantic story and the other is like comedy, and both of them were really awesome! I learned how important to believe each other, to be honest, to respect each other from the films. You know, sometimes we can not be honest and hurt others' feelings, and later regret what we did though we did not mean to do so. But even though we regret that and feel so sorry about that, we can not still say "I'm sorry" . There is a clear difference between what we understand and what we can do. From now on, I try to be honest in order not to lose something important for me. Thank you for reading. I hope your kind support and corrections.
10 Ekim 2011
3
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Cooking Yesterday I baked a pumpkin tart for my tea break. Fall has come to Japan, and now is the best season for pumpkin, sweet potato and chestnut, so I wanted to eat pumpkin dishes anyway. I used little sugar for this tart because I don't like too sweet cakes very much. I enjoyed my tea break with this sugarless tart and tea, and I shared it with my friend. But she loved sweet and she enjoyed it with whipped cream:) I'm going to cook pumpkin gratin for the next time! Thank you for reading, and please give me your comment or corrections!
2 Ekim 2011
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日本人の皆さんに質問です！ このサイトを利用されている方は、おそらく海外経験がある、諸外国語を勉強している、留学を考えている、など異文化との交流をお持ちの方が多いと思います（もちろん海外経験がなく独学で！という方ももちろんいらっしゃるとは思いますが…）。 そこでそういった方々に、同じく日本人の私から質問をさせていただきたいと思います。私は現在大学生で、就職活動が始まる前に来年1年間イギリスに留学しようと思っているので、留学生活に関してです。 留学したり現地で暮らしてみたりして感じたことや、良かったこと、困ったこと、行く前に知っておきたかったことなどあればぜひ教えてください。その他何でも役に立ちそうなことがあればコメントお待ちしています。 それから、イギリスに留学経験のある方や生活経験のある方はどの地域にいたのか（またはいるのか）、その地域の雰囲気、語学留学に適しているかどうか簡単で良いので教えていただけると助かります。 回答は日本人の方に限らず、日本語もしくは英語であればどなたでも構いません（便宜上日本語で作成しましたが^^；）。 出来るだけ多くの方の生の声を聴きたいと思っています。面倒かとは思いますがどうぞよろしくお願いします！
28 Eylül 2011
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Some questions When I was 15 years old, I went to Australia for 3 weeks. I went to a girls' school every day in Melbourne and had good time there. I had a class of swimming, cooking, and conversation. It was brilliant experience for me. During my home stay, my host mother picked me up to the school every day. At first, I thought it a little bit strange because Japanese parents don't pick their children up. Japanese students go to their schools by bus, train, or on foot. I didn't know why Australian parents did that at all. And I had another question about their lives. In Japan, my mother makes lunch for me and its contents are always different. If I have an Onigiri for today's lunch, I may have sandwiches for tomorrow's lunch. But my host mother made sandwiches for me and its contents were always same, some slices of cheese and ham. Of course I still thank my host mother. Thank you for reading! I hope your corrections and comments.:-D
25 Eylül 2011
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Orphans I'm a college student in Tokyo and work part-time at a chemist near Yokohama. My job is to input formulas into PC and chemists order medicines for patients. Today when I was working, I heard of someone speaking about patients who seems to live in the home for orphans. I felt sorry by that. But there was another thing making me more sad. The formula I holding was his, and I checked its section of patients. I was shocked because he was 1 old. I thought about him, his parents and his future. I was about to began to cry. I hope that his life will be a wonderful one. I love children and I want a lovely baby in the future, and I decided to keep my health to bring my baby up happily. Thank you for reading!
22 Eylül 2011
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ABOUT JAPAN What do you think is the most interesting about Japan? And why? Please tell me your opinion!I'm sorry, I speak Japanese. Not English.
22 Eylül 2011
11
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