Matt N.

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Nov 30	comment	When to use: “say”, “speak”, “tell” or “express” @cypher: I suggest that you use my answer as a supplement. Leave it unaccepted and wait for an answer by a native speaker.
Nov 30	comment	When to use: “say”, “speak”, “tell” or “express” Note that I'm not a native speaker. 母国語が日本語な方へ：例に間違いを見つけたら、ぜひ私に教えて下さい。
Nov 30	answered	When to use: “say”, “speak”, “tell” or “express”
Nov 27	comment	What are the differences between 技術 and 技能? @TsuyoshiIto: Nice, I didn't know that. That's why I only posted a comment. But I think it's fair to say that what I wrote above is roughly what it means. どう思いますか？
Nov 27	comment	What are the differences between 技術 and 技能? 技能 means skill and 技術 means technology.
Nov 22	comment	Does そう imply vagueness in this JLPT question? @DaveMG: How you do it doesn't matter but what I meant to say was that you should first try to guess what the sentence is trying to say before you fill in the gap.
Nov 22	comment	Does そう imply vagueness in this JLPT question? @DaveMG: Yes, that's how I speak and learn languages, too. And I think that's how you should do it. But I thought it might be easier during the exam, which is presumably a stress situation, if you do it this way. You won't have much time and on top of that you have to copy your answers onto the answer sheet.
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Nov 21	answered	Does そう imply vagueness in this JLPT question?
Nov 13	comment	What do you say when giving something to somebody? I say はい、どうぞ and I'm curious to see the answers to your question.
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Nov 11	comment	Does には in this sentence imply vagueness of the source? @DaveMG: btw, I read your profile: 頑張ってね、応援していますから。
Nov 11	comment	Does には in this sentence imply vagueness of the source? @Hyperworm: Thanks, I corrected it!
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Nov 10	comment	Does には in this sentence imply vagueness of the source? @DaveMG: You are not wrong at all, には can also mean "in". I meant to say that in this particular sentence it doesn't mean "in".
Nov 10	comment	Does には in this sentence imply vagueness of the source? @Flaw: Yes it doesn't only appear in sentences with passive form but in the question he wrote that he thought it meant "in the" which is not the case in the example.
Nov 10	comment	How do the two ideas in this sentence come together? @DaveMG: Thanks, I corrected it. I think pickpocket is right.
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Nov 10	comment	How do the two ideas in this sentence come together? @DaveMG: Oh! Of course!