I can’t figure out how to make one, but there’s that feeling you get when you have 40 new reviews at 7 AM! It’s really stressful and it sometimes stops me from learning new stuff for a few days.
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Thanks for the legal advice:
“it’s often translated as ‘lawyer,’ but べんごし usually handle criminal cases - murder, arson, etc. Lawsuits or legal procedures related to your visa are either handled by a sort of freelance bureaucrat/notary or by the mob”
From Kanji Damage
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Yeah, that’s it. Thanks!
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I feel too much this about ように＜X＞ってほしい。Always forget the の when it’s directly after a noun
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fails four reviews in a row
Come on, Bunpro! Give me something easy!
conjugates 食べる incorrectly
Yeah, that’s enough Japanese for today. 
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Always gotta end my reviews on a good note! 
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Read “to a certain degree” as anything between 1% and 99%, and you’re on it 
Umm ...
OK, 0.5% is also included … 
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From leif and thorn.
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Why is this so accurate? 
Me RIGHT NOW
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“Beware that, when fighting monsters, you yourself do not become a monster… for when you gaze long into the review queue. The review queue gazes also into you.” - Nietzche
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