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Inglês (EUA)
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Just as it’s difficult for Japanese people to understand the difference between "a" and "the", it seems like to be difficult for American people to understand the difference between "ha" and "ga.” Even some Americans who have lived in Japan for more than 30 years still can't tell the difference between "ha" and "ga".
soa natural?
soa natural?
- Polaco
- Inglês (EUA) Quase Fluente
Um pouco artificial
Just as it’s difficult for Japanese people to understand the difference between "a" and "the", it seems like to be difficult for American people to understand the difference between "ha" and "ga.”
Just as it’s difficult for Japanese people to understand the difference between "a" and "the", it seems like to be difficult for American people to understand the difference between "ha" and "ga.”
Even some Americans who have lived in Japan for more than 30 years still can't tell the difference between "ha" and "ga".
- Inglês (EUA)
Um pouco artificial
Just as it’s difficult for Japanese people to understand the difference between "a" and "the", it seems like to be difficult for American people to understand the difference between "ha" and "ga.”
Just as it’s difficult for Japanese people to understand the difference between "a" and "the", it seems like to be difficult for American people to understand the difference between "ha" and "ga.”
Even some Americans who have lived in Japan for more than 30 years still can't tell the difference between "ha" and "ga".
- Inglês (EUA)
- Afrikaans Quase Fluente
Um pouco artificial
Just as it’s difficult for Japanese people to understand the difference between "a" and "the", it seems like toit's bejust as difficult for American people to understand the difference between "ha" and "ga.”
Just as it’s difficult for Japanese people to understand the difference between "a" and "the", it seems like toit's bejust as difficult for American people to understand the difference between "ha" and "ga.”
Even some Americans who have lived in Japan for more than 30 years still can't tell the difference between "ha" and "ga".
- Japonês
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# Please don't answer this question, if you don't understand Japanese very well.
How do you sa...
RespostaI think different people has different ways of learning
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The reason why they never call Americans American people is that there’s no need to distinguish t...
Resposta× But, in case of Japanese, we need to distinguish the language from the people, so we call it Japanese people when referring to people. ✓ Bu...
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# Please don't answer this question, if you don't understand Japanese very well.
How do you s...
RespostaI think each person has a different learning style. I think each person has a different way of learning. I think that everyone’s way of stu...
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【Remarks received in questionnaire】
First of all, I think both Japanese and foreign residents ne...
RespostaYes, it sounds fine to me
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O que significa "Many English speaking people say the difference is a good thing. And many Japane...
RespostaDifference: differences between people or groups, individuality Wise: smart, a good idea Among the cultures: between English speaking people...
- Japanese and English are two very different languages with very different structures, so even if ...
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Is "He is still a thing in Japan" understandable as English?
Could it mean "he is still somewha...
RespostaYes, that makes perfect sense.
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Japanese people have some typical reactions during conversations.
I hadn't realized these reactio...
Resposta× When I talked with Brazilian friend, and I said "hee" as usual, then he asked me that "what does "hee" mean?" ✓ When I talked with my Brazi...
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Pronunciation is what many Japanese learners of English struggle with.
Most Japanese can't disti...
RespostaProbably Both “wrong” and “long” have pretty different meanings, so we could probably understand through context. I also struggled with pr...
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People in Japan values politeness, probably more than anything. If you said "please" to a taxi dr...
Resposta× People in Japan values politeness, probably more than anything. ✓ People in Japan value politeness, probably more than anything. × If you ...
- TIMEに「American people think about sexual intercouse as 'Peanuts and Strawberry jam sandwich.」とあった...
- What do people mean when they say 'no pun intended'
- Which I've never met people who come from other countries. sounds the most natural?
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