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maki

  • Japan

Last login: More than 3 days ago

Native language
Japanese
Learning
English
ID 11856
Age 25
Nation and region Japan
Sex Female

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laurencita7
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疲れない

Oct 15th 2008 15:11 Original Share with all Internet users
Skullcrushergurl
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形容詞の順番（数、大きさ）

Oct 07th 2008 10:13 Original Share with all Internet users
Mr. Wallet
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  • Japanese

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condition

Oct 06th 2008 17:26 Original Share with all Internet users
Mr. Wallet
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  • Japanese

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When using the verb "to hope", things in the future usually the present tense:
"I hope we win again."
"I hope we reach the airport on time."

When using it for things in the present, the "present continuous" tense is usually used:
"I hope we are winning."
"I hope she is doing well."

hope

Oct 06th 2008 17:25 Original Share with all Internet users
weizhong
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  • Japanese, French

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presentation

Oct 04th 2008 23:14 Original Share with all Internet users
Mr. Wallet
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"Senior" sounds like they are still in the cheerleading club.
"Veteran" is better for people that are no longer members.
If you want to explain it quickly, you can simply say "former member".

and senior, veteran former member

Sep 28th 2008 22:40 Original Share with all Internet users
gc3195
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stage

Sep 27th 2008 23:50 Original Share with all Internet users
Mr. Wallet
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  • Japanese

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correct 正確な、正しい
proper 適切な、正確な

correctとproper

Sep 25th 2008 22:55 Original Share with all Internet users
Mr. Wallet
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  • Japanese

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on　は～に関してという意味がある。

on

Sep 25th 2008 22:53 Original Share with all Internet users
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