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Alexandra
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Rating: 0
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December 18, 2009
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Instead of "Daijoubudesuka?", in Romanian we say "Esti bine?"
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Andrea L.
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Rating: 5
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November 26, 2009
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Instead of "Daijoubudesuka?", in Spanish we say "Estás bien?"
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jess s.
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Rating: 5
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November 15, 2009
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Sarah N.
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Rating: 4
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November 7, 2009
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Instead of "Daijoubudesuka?", in French we say "Est-ce que ça tu vas bien?"
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Adrienne
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Rating: 5
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September 28, 2009
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Instead of "Daijoubudesuka?", in English we say "Are you alright?"
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Guest
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Rating: 3
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September 22, 2009
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Instead of "Daijoubudesuka?", in English we say ""Are you okay?""
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Kathy C.
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Rating: 4
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September 3, 2009
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:D it was not so hard if i know all the basic words
Instead of "Daijoubudesuka?", in English we say "Are you alright?"
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Guest
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Rating: 3
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August 26, 2009
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Instead of "Daijoubudesuka?", in English we say "Are you ok?"
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Raveno J B.
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Rating: 4
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August 22, 2009
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i think i`m beginning to understand Japanese more easily now but i still get confused with the order of words like where to place verbs (ne ru) or pronouns (watashi). which comes first?
Instead of "Daijoubudesuka?", in English we say "are you fine? OR are you ok?"
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Lucy G.
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Rating: 0
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August 18, 2009
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Instead of "Daijoubudesuka?", in English we say "Are you alright?"
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