- Japonês
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Inglês (EUA)
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Português (Brasil)
HI I' m jun .please call me jun.
I was born and raised japan.
I like playing futsal and watching ANIME in my free time.
I've just started English.
Is this expression correct?
I was born and raised japan.
I like playing futsal and watching ANIME in my free time.
I've just started English.
Is this expression correct?
- Inglês (EUA)
Hi I’m Jun (you can call me Jun/you can just call me Jun, but this would sound a little redundant if you already said I’m Jun)
I was born and raised IN Japan.
I like playing futsal and watching anime in my free time.
I’ve just started (learning) English.
👍👍👍
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- Inglês (EUA)
Hi I’m Jun (you can call me Jun/you can just call me Jun, but this would sound a little redundant if you already said I’m Jun)
I was born and raised IN Japan.
I like playing futsal and watching anime in my free time.
I’ve just started (learning) English.
👍👍👍
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- Inglês (EUA)
We also say it like I’m ___, born and raised. For example, where are you from?
Japan, born and raised.
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- Japonês
I have more question,
It means
if someone ask you where are you from?
your answer is
'I'm japan.born and raised
or
japan.born and raised
I'm←not necessary？
- Inglês (EUA)
I’m is I + am, so you would have to either say “I’m Japanese, born and raised” or “I’m from Japan, born and raised”
In my original example, I didn’t include I’m from because it was in the question (where are you from?)
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- Japonês
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