I am trying to say that "I saw the teacher throw away a banana peel twice" for a Japanese skit I have to do. Does this sentence make sense?
私は二度め先生がバナナの皮を捨ててことが見ました。
I would also like to know how I would say something like: "If everyone does their own part to help the environment, I am sure it would add up to make a difference" and also "As a teacher
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I've been practicing my reading so as to better recognize kanji (and katakana since I'm still pretty weak at reading them) and put to practice what I learned years ago when taking Japanese in college for several years. Recently, I came upon two sentences with kanji that I can't seem to understand the contexts of very well and was hoping to get some
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Hi there! I have a simple phrase I want to say in Japanese but I have no idea how to word it properly. How would I say: "I didn't know he liked takoyaki to that extent" or "I didn't know he liked takoyaki that much"? Also, how do I say: "The takoyaki he made tasted bad"?