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2 Dec 2022
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English (US)
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I sometimes give a buzz to friends who can speak English fluently.
Is it natural or correct?
I sometimes give a buzz to friends who can speak English fluently.
Is it natural or correct?
Is it natural or correct?
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- Japanese
Thanks a lot! No, I’m Japanese! I’m studying English:)
- Japanese
@AJ_376 sounds good! I have studied English for 9 months!
- Japanese
@AJ_376 yup, thanks a lot! But when I was a junior high and high school student, I learned English as compulsory education:)
But I would like to speak English fluently, so I started learning English again 9 months ago.
Oh, sounds nice! I know how difficult to master another language but let’s work hard together!
But I would like to speak English fluently, so I started learning English again 9 months ago.
Oh, sounds nice! I know how difficult to master another language but let’s work hard together!
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- Japanese
Yeah, line is so common in Japan. I use it ! Ok, I’ll sent you message soon!
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