Recently I've been joining Yahoo-chat-English, but I can't make myself understood in English. Talking while I'm thinking about what I want to say is more difficult than writing. Of course I know it is important to hitting the books, but it is also important to enjoy English for me. I thought that in order to learn to talk in English, I had to have many opportunities to talk in English. However, if I can run across a kind person willing to talk with me I can't speak English well.... Those English words I must have rememberd won't come out right. Do I have only to cocentrate on learning words by heart without chatting?
主語をどうしたいかにもよるけど。 I feel I make good progress when I study with you. You speed me up when you study with me. Studying with you speeds me up. Studying with you is the best way for me to make a good progress. などなど。
For the record, I am currently employed as a Nova teacher. I think I'm the first actual Nova teacher to actually raise their hand and own up to being one.
Japanese are very good at denial and looking the other way.
I know teacher at NOVA who had coitus with every one of his four female students (two of then were best friends a la 3P) and five out of the OLs employed at the office, including the manageress.
Let us get our nomenclature correct. NOVA is NOT an English school. It is a financial loan organization. Any foreign language teaching that happens to take place there is superfluous and not part of the core business. English teaching there is a sideshow; which is why they pay bottom-of-the-barrel wages for bottom-of-the-barrel teachers. Any dispossessed bum in Australia, New Zealand, USA, Canada, (including non native English speaking Qubecquois) or the UK, with a Chinese forged college diploma can land in any one of the NOVA loan offices throughout the land.
>>970 Thanks so much. >>967 What are you referring to? I'd like to refer [to] about color of Cherry blossoms. ↑In this case, I should use "refet to" or "refer about"?
>>968 なるほど いやっだァ〜!ラサールさんったら。ぷふっ。 ↑In this case, How can I say it in English?
Hey everyone. I' m a 23 year old White American male. I will be moving to Tokyo in January. It' ll be my first time in Japan so I' m pretty psyched about it. I' ve heard from all my buddies who have been over there that Japanese women are pretty easy and that they love white guys, especially if we have blond hair and blue eyes. My buddy Dave said he slept with at least 200 of them during his year in Tokyo. Are they really that easy? And how do they compare with White women? I heard these girls will do anything for their man and even clean your apartment and shit. I don' t speak any Japanese so I' ll definietly need a girlfriend at first to get me settled. Any advice on the best places to pick up? I heard there' s a street called Roppongi that' s pretty good. Thanks.