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Spencer D.
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Pete
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Rating: 3
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February 20, 2015
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Instead of "Anata wa Ei-go ga dekimasu ka?", in English we say "English: Do you speak English?"
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Guest
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Rating: 3
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September 5, 2013
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Instead of "Anata wa Ei-go ga dekimasu ka?", in English we say "Do you speak..."
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Guest
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Instead of "Anata wa Ei-go ga dekimasu ka?", in French we say "Parles-tu anglais?"
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Katia
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Instead of "Anata wa Ei-go ga dekimasu ka?", in French we say "Parlez vous anglais?"
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Rosy C.
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Rating: 2
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January 20, 2010
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i want to learn japonese =(
Instead of "Anata wa Ei-go ga dekimasu ka?", in Spanish we say "tú habalas inglés?"
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Shiho
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"Dekiru" means "can do". When Japanese hear this sentence they will take it as "can read" or "can write", I think. It's better to use "hanasemasu ka", if you want to mean "speak".
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Chloé
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Rating: 4
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September 20, 2008
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Instead of "Anata wa Ei-go ga dekimasu ka?", in French we say "Tu sais parler anglais?"
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karine g.
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Rating: 5
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August 27, 2008
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Anis
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Rating: 3
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September 22, 2007
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