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Old September 02, 2013, 11:31 PM
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How is your Japanese learning?

Hi, a friend of mine is learning Japanese, and in idiomatic English how would a native English speaker phrase a question if he wanted to know whether the friend has been making progress in learning the Japanese? Are these OK?:

1.How have you been learning Japanese?
2.How much progress have you been making in Japanese

Are there other ways to express the same meaning?
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