@Proost Thank you so much! You are a life saver. very helpful information but the last paragraph is what helped me the most and what I was looking to understand. Can you please be my French teacher instead lol.

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DrinkingChinese

20 Dec 2019

French (France)

@davidy1227z I appreciate that you consider my help useful, thank you. The thing is, there are many things I struggle to explain in French because I am not a French teacher and I rely, as most natives, on my experience of the language plus some extra knowledge due to the fact that I like to teach French. I don't feel like agreeing to help you on a regular basis and then not being able to help you with some questions that you'd ask.
Plus, I am using HiNative less and less these days for I am really busy with my studies and my Japanese learning which I am trying to take to the next level. I don't feel like adding French teaching to my to-do list these days. However, as I said, I like it.

I am sure you'll find amazing native people out there who will be more than happy to help you on a regular basis. Some of them could even provide better explanations than I do and most importantly have a better understanding of French in theory. 😊

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davidy1227z

20 Dec 2019

English (US)
Spanish (Mexico)

@Proost I was just joking of course. I used to study Japanese, I knew the basics: Hiragana, Katakana and was just on my way to learning Kanji but then life happened and long story short I needed to learn French because it was crucial for me, but I appreciate the help! Good luck on your journey with Japanese :P

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DrinkingChinese

18 Jan 2020

French (France)

@davidy1227z How is your learning going little man? 😊

I usually check your account for any unanswered question and you didn't ask for anything since last time. 🙃

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davidy1227z

4 Jul 2020

English (US)
Spanish (Mexico)

@Proost It's been a very long time but I'm still learning here and there, just a lot more less time to study but I'm still determine to be at least intermediate in grammar, speech, writing. Thank you for asking. How's your Japanese coming along?

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