雑談しようよ！！！！！！！！ Part 14
897 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/16 22:45:28
898 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/16 22:47:50
899 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/17 03:03:37
英語の授業で北朝鮮の話題ばっかでウザイ
俺はキルゼムしか言えねーから
俺はキルゼムしか言えねーから
900 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/17 03:10:21
双子座流星群に向って
お願いしながらも
ﾃｨﾑﾎﾟ振ることは忘れずに900ｹﾞｯﾄでｺﾞｻﾞｲﾏｽ。
お願いしながらも
ﾃｨﾑﾎﾟ振ることは忘れずに900ｹﾞｯﾄでｺﾞｻﾞｲﾏｽ。
901 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/17 03:40:06
Paulは日本に来たことがありますか？
日本人のメルトモ(e-mail pal)や友達はいますか？
What motivates you most to keep studying Japanese?
日本人のメルトモ(e-mail pal)や友達はいますか？
What motivates you most to keep studying Japanese?
902 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/18 23:07:44
903 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/18 23:11:26
中華の食べてみたいな。
904 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/20 19:18:48
今朝、田辺洋二先生が
急性心筋梗塞でお亡くなりになりました。
お通夜・告別式は以下の通りです。
お通夜：２１日（火）１８：００〜１９：００
告別式：２２日（水）１０：３０〜１２：００
場 所：お通夜・告別式とも
護国寺 桂昌殿（けいしょうでん）
東京都文京区大塚５丁目４０番１号
地下鉄有楽町線（護国寺下車 徒歩０分）
喪主は久美子夫人です。
急性心筋梗塞でお亡くなりになりました。
お通夜・告別式は以下の通りです。
お通夜：２１日（火）１８：００〜１９：００
告別式：２２日（水）１０：３０〜１２：００
場 所：お通夜・告別式とも
護国寺 桂昌殿（けいしょうでん）
東京都文京区大塚５丁目４０番１号
地下鉄有楽町線（護国寺下車 徒歩０分）
喪主は久美子夫人です。
905 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/20 20:21:28
>>904
それ誰？
それ誰？
906 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/21 20:09:08
寒いのはいやズラ。
907 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/22 19:29:59
雨も嫌ズラ。
908 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/22 19:47:50
ゆうこりんみたいな可愛い彼女が出来てイブの日を一緒にすごしたい
909 ：Paul ◆VnD7td7cyA ：04/12/22 19:51:12
>>901
Didn't see you there.
まだ日本に来たことありません。
メールパルもないですが、掲示板でよく日本人と話し合います。
What most motivates me to keep learning Japanese is that it's
fun to do so. ... the anime doesn't hurt either ;-)
Didn't see you there.
まだ日本に来たことありません。
メールパルもないですが、掲示板でよく日本人と話し合います。
What most motivates me to keep learning Japanese is that it's
fun to do so. ... the anime doesn't hurt either ;-)
910 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/22 23:19:06
明日友達の友達（日本人）が彼氏（イギリス人）連れて帰国してくるんで会うんだけど
TOEIC540点の漏れには会話が成り立つか心配でつ。。
TOEIC540点の漏れには会話が成り立つか心配でつ。。
>>909
Thank you for your reply. I thought I was ignored.
I was really impressed by the fact that you teach yourself English
and have reached to the point where you can communicate and sometimes
argue here in this message board.
I feel studying English is a kind of burden. I have to admit it's not
for fun to me. Actually, I can't believe learning a foreign language can
be just for fun.
Anyway, thanks again for your reply.
Thank you for your reply. I thought I was ignored.
I was really impressed by the fact that you teach yourself English
and have reached to the point where you can communicate and sometimes
argue here in this message board.
I feel studying English is a kind of burden. I have to admit it's not
for fun to me. Actually, I can't believe learning a foreign language can
be just for fun.
Anyway, thanks again for your reply.
912 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/23 04:31:50
暖冬なのに贅沢言いなさんな。
913 ：Paul ◆VnD7td7cyA ：04/12/23 04:53:13
>>911
>I was really impressed by the fact that you teach yourself
>English and have reached to the point where you can
>communicate and sometimes argue here in this message board.
Er, I think maybe you should replace 'English' with 'Japanese'
in that sentence. ^^;;
> I feel studying English is a kind of burden. I have to admit
> it's not for fun to me. Actually, I can't believe learning a
> foreign language can be just for fun.
Sure it can. It's fun learning, and I'm learning /because/
it's fun. Somebody said on this board that the key to
learning isn't what language school you go to or what books
you use but that every day you _STUDY_. I think that better
than that is to _want_ to study.
Sure, I'm far from the most organised or efficient 'learner'
but if I hadn't liked learning Japanese I would have given up
loooong, long ago.
>I was really impressed by the fact that you teach yourself
>English and have reached to the point where you can
>communicate and sometimes argue here in this message board.
Er, I think maybe you should replace 'English' with 'Japanese'
in that sentence. ^^;;
> I feel studying English is a kind of burden. I have to admit
> it's not for fun to me. Actually, I can't believe learning a
> foreign language can be just for fun.
Sure it can. It's fun learning, and I'm learning /because/
it's fun. Somebody said on this board that the key to
learning isn't what language school you go to or what books
you use but that every day you _STUDY_. I think that better
than that is to _want_ to study.
Sure, I'm far from the most organised or efficient 'learner'
but if I hadn't liked learning Japanese I would have given up
loooong, long ago.
914 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/23 17:00:40
>>913
sure your english is pretty for a japanese.
sure your english is pretty for a japanese.
915 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/23 17:04:40
>>914
pretty -> pretty good
pretty -> pretty good
916 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/23 19:03:32
冬ソナのせいで，
917 ：Paul ◆VnD7td7cyA ：04/12/23 19:13:01
>>914
厳密に言えば、 'a japanese' より 'a Japanese person' のほうが正しいです。
I wouldn't expect you to call me 'an English'. It has
to be 'an Englishman' or such.
厳密に言えば、 'a japanese' より 'a Japanese person' のほうが正しいです。
I wouldn't expect you to call me 'an English'. It has
to be 'an Englishman' or such.
919 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/23 19:19:25
920 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/23 19:20:35
またキチガイポールが間違ったことを自信まんまんにレスしちゃいましたか
921 ：竜起 ◆hBCBOVKVEc ：04/12/23 19:41:22
922 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/23 23:54:41
>>913
From my experience of more than a decade of studying English,
I think studying a foreign language isn't just about having fun.
I have to crap a whip on myself and force myself keep studying it.
I don't use Enlish at work. If you are in a situation where your
company encourage you to study Enlish and give you some benefits, promotion
or something like that, that must motivate you. I wish I were in
a situation like that. I have no specific goals of studying it. That's why
I can't feel any sense of accomplishment. I can't afford to enjoy
the process of learning English. When I think of the time and energy
I have spent on studying English, the idea of quitting studying
English makes me feel anxious. Sounds like I am whining and complaing.
If you feel bad reading this, that's not my intention.
You don't seem to be studying Japanese for those benefits from your
company or anything. That's unbelievable to me. I don't like to say someone is
talented or gifted, because that sometimes can lead to an excuses
for not doing your best. But you seem to have some talents in
acquiring a foreign language.
Lots of people overseas are interested in Japanese animation, but
little of them don't start to study Japanese.
Well, rereading the message I wrote above, What point I try to make
of isn't too clear. Just forget it. haha.
From my experience of more than a decade of studying English,
I think studying a foreign language isn't just about having fun.
I have to crap a whip on myself and force myself keep studying it.
I don't use Enlish at work. If you are in a situation where your
company encourage you to study Enlish and give you some benefits, promotion
or something like that, that must motivate you. I wish I were in
a situation like that. I have no specific goals of studying it. That's why
I can't feel any sense of accomplishment. I can't afford to enjoy
the process of learning English. When I think of the time and energy
I have spent on studying English, the idea of quitting studying
English makes me feel anxious. Sounds like I am whining and complaing.
If you feel bad reading this, that's not my intention.
You don't seem to be studying Japanese for those benefits from your
company or anything. That's unbelievable to me. I don't like to say someone is
talented or gifted, because that sometimes can lead to an excuses
for not doing your best. But you seem to have some talents in
acquiring a foreign language.
Lots of people overseas are interested in Japanese animation, but
little of them don't start to study Japanese.
Well, rereading the message I wrote above, What point I try to make
of isn't too clear. Just forget it. haha.
923 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/24 00:01:10
>>922
> Well, rereading the message I wrote above, What point I try to make
of isn't too clear.
まとめてあげよう。
「自分は無駄に時間をすごしてきました。
いわば英語勉強の強迫神経症です。」
> Well, rereading the message I wrote above, What point I try to make
of isn't too clear.
まとめてあげよう。
「自分は無駄に時間をすごしてきました。
いわば英語勉強の強迫神経症です。」
924 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/24 12:13:29
>>917
Are you a Briton? Nahhh, you are a damn Jap.
Are you a Briton? Nahhh, you are a damn Jap.
925 ：Paul ◆VnD7td7cyA ：04/12/24 12:55:21
>>924
Well I'll give you bonus points for the 'Nahhh,' but I'm taking
them away again because you used 'Briton' when it should
have been 'Brit'.
Well I'll give you bonus points for the 'Nahhh,' but I'm taking
them away again because you used 'Briton' when it should
have been 'Brit'.
926 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/24 13:17:03
>>925
Yes, I thought of that, but I was't really sure about the
difference between Brit and Briton, so I rather nonchalantly
threw the word there, feeling someone would comment on the usage.
I thought, maybe Briton is not a colloquial word, as often used in
the news media. How would you describe the difference?
Yes, I thought of that, but I was't really sure about the
difference between Brit and Briton, so I rather nonchalantly
threw the word there, feeling someone would comment on the usage.
I thought, maybe Briton is not a colloquial word, as often used in
the news media. How would you describe the difference?
927 ：Paul ◆VnD7td7cyA ：04/12/24 13:20:11
>>922
> You don't seem to be studying Japanese for those benefits from your
> company or anything.
Nope. No real need for Japanese at work.
I would like to get good enough to do J->E translation at some
point though. That's partially why I like English@2ch - for
the practise.
> That's unbelievable to me. I don't like to say someone is
> talented or gifted, because that sometimes can lead to an excuses
> for not doing your best. But you seem to have some talents in
> acquiring a foreign language.
Actually when I was in school and was /made/ to study French it was
my worst subject. Of course I dropped it as soon as possible because
I hated it.
> You don't seem to be studying Japanese for those benefits from your
> company or anything.
Nope. No real need for Japanese at work.
I would like to get good enough to do J->E translation at some
point though. That's partially why I like English@2ch - for
the practise.
> That's unbelievable to me. I don't like to say someone is
> talented or gifted, because that sometimes can lead to an excuses
> for not doing your best. But you seem to have some talents in
> acquiring a foreign language.
Actually when I was in school and was /made/ to study French it was
my worst subject. Of course I dropped it as soon as possible because
I hated it.
928 ：Paul ◆VnD7td7cyA ：04/12/24 13:30:36
>>926
>I thought, maybe Briton is not a colloquial word, as often
>used in the news media.
Briton is often used in the news media?
>Yes, I thought of that, but I was't really sure about the
>difference between Brit and Briton, so I rather nonchalantly
>threw the word there, feeling someone would comment on the
>usage.
Well you were right.
>How would you describe the difference?
Well frankly I'd use a dictionary before commenting on what
'Briton' means. My first guess would be
a) Somebody who lives in Brittany
b) A historical term like Pict, and Angle (that's where Anglo-
saxon comes from - not the one used in geometry).
So, lets see what we get ...
ttp://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=briton
adj : characteristic of or associated with the Britons;
"the Briton inhabitants of England" [syn: Briton] n 1: a
native or inhabitant of Great Britain [syn: Britisher,
Briton, Brit] 2: an inhabitant of southern Britain prior
to the Anglo-saxon invasions [syn: Briton]
... however it appears that although Brittany was at one point
settled by the Britons they are probably called Bretons
nowadays.
So to sum up I've only heard 'Briton' in the historical sense.
>I thought, maybe Briton is not a colloquial word, as often
>used in the news media.
Briton is often used in the news media?
>Yes, I thought of that, but I was't really sure about the
>difference between Brit and Briton, so I rather nonchalantly
>threw the word there, feeling someone would comment on the
>usage.
Well you were right.
>How would you describe the difference?
Well frankly I'd use a dictionary before commenting on what
'Briton' means. My first guess would be
a) Somebody who lives in Brittany
b) A historical term like Pict, and Angle (that's where Anglo-
saxon comes from - not the one used in geometry).
So, lets see what we get ...
ttp://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=briton
adj : characteristic of or associated with the Britons;
"the Briton inhabitants of England" [syn: Briton] n 1: a
native or inhabitant of Great Britain [syn: Britisher,
Briton, Brit] 2: an inhabitant of southern Britain prior
to the Anglo-saxon invasions [syn: Briton]
... however it appears that although Brittany was at one point
settled by the Britons they are probably called Bretons
nowadays.
So to sum up I've only heard 'Briton' in the historical sense.
929 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/24 13:42:31
>>928
>Briton is often used in the news media?
How bizarre. Aren't you living in the UK? Haven't you ever read
newspapers or watched news programmes?
For instance, "britons" in the bbc.co.uk site, by google
http://www.google.co.jp/search?hl=ja&c2coff=1&as_qdr=all&q=britons+site%3Abbc.co.uk&btnG=Google+%E6%A4%9C%E7%B4%A2&lr=
>Briton is often used in the news media?
How bizarre. Aren't you living in the UK? Haven't you ever read
newspapers or watched news programmes?
For instance, "britons" in the bbc.co.uk site, by google
http://www.google.co.jp/search?hl=ja&c2coff=1&as_qdr=all&q=britons+site%3Abbc.co.uk&btnG=Google+%E6%A4%9C%E7%B4%A2&lr=
930 ：Paul ◆VnD7td7cyA ：04/12/24 13:49:09
>>929
>How bizarre.
Yes it is. My guess would be they decided 'Brit' was too
slangy for news.
>Aren't you living in the UK?
Yes I am.
>Haven't you ever read newspapers
Very rarely. New Scientist I read every week -
but it appears they respect the English language more than
BBC News do.
ttp://www.google.co.jp/search?hl=ja&c2coff=1&as_qdr=all&q=britons+site%3Anewscientist.com&lr=
>or watched news programmes?
Not for the last three years or so and not much before then.
>How bizarre.
Yes it is. My guess would be they decided 'Brit' was too
slangy for news.
>Aren't you living in the UK?
Yes I am.
>Haven't you ever read newspapers
Very rarely. New Scientist I read every week -
but it appears they respect the English language more than
BBC News do.
ttp://www.google.co.jp/search?hl=ja&c2coff=1&as_qdr=all&q=britons+site%3Anewscientist.com&lr=
>or watched news programmes?
Not for the last three years or so and not much before then.
Paul ◆VnD7td7cyA ：ってほんと早朝から昼間、深夜までずっと粘着してんだなあ。
俗に言う2ちゃん依存症ってやつか。それもかなり深刻な。
俗に言う2ちゃん依存症ってやつか。それもかなり深刻な。
932 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/24 13:51:52
現実社会で相手にされないポールは相当暇なんだろうね。
933 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/24 13:52:55
Paulさんって日本人だよ。
コテ名が外人名だからややこしいけど、英文見ればすぐわかる。
何度か質問スレで教えていただいたのですが間違いがいくつかあったので
どれくらい英語の知識があるんだろうと思っていました。
コテ名が外人名だからややこしいけど、英文見ればすぐわかる。
何度か質問スレで教えていただいたのですが間違いがいくつかあったので
どれくらい英語の知識があるんだろうと思っていました。
935 ：Paul ◆VnD7td7cyA ：04/12/24 14:04:37
>>929
Coming to think of it I remember the "Great Britons" promo
campaign now (because it was splashed all over BBC 1 and 2
between practically every program >_< ). At the time I
thought it sounded affected.
Well I'm not the only one ...
ttp://groups.google.co.uk/groups?selm=0pel501at9t19vk0ou1i347sd8dvptmnon%404ax.com
I think it's one of those words that _just_ the news media use
in a certain way.
Coming to think of it I remember the "Great Britons" promo
campaign now (because it was splashed all over BBC 1 and 2
between practically every program >_< ). At the time I
thought it sounded affected.
Well I'm not the only one ...
ttp://groups.google.co.uk/groups?selm=0pel501at9t19vk0ou1i347sd8dvptmnon%404ax.com
I think it's one of those words that _just_ the news media use
in a certain way.
936 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/24 14:07:30
937 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/24 14:10:29
ただ今英検3級受検を控えたPAULの英作文練習落書き板になっています。
938 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/24 14:12:55
>>Paul ◆VnD7td7cyA
お前の英文ざっと目を通させてもらったけど、こんなもんでネイテイブ演じようと
は100年早いよ。お前高校中退な上、資格も何もないんだろ。
馬鹿丸出しだもんな。
お前の英文ざっと目を通させてもらったけど、こんなもんでネイテイブ演じようと
は100年早いよ。お前高校中退な上、資格も何もないんだろ。
馬鹿丸出しだもんな。
939 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/24 14:14:10
Paulさんは2ちゃん粘着キモオタの鏡！！
940 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/24 14:15:05
>>938
この板に高学歴者はいないよ。ざっと目を通してみろ、馬鹿ばっかがから。
この板に高学歴者はいないよ。ざっと目を通してみろ、馬鹿ばっかがから。
>>927
>Actually when I was in school and was /made/ to study French it was
my worst subject.
Oh, Is that right? French and English must have a lot in common, while
Japanese and English is worlds apart with each other.
As you say, now I understand your interest in Japanese have motivated
you to study it.
>Actually when I was in school and was /made/ to study French it was
my worst subject.
Oh, Is that right? French and English must have a lot in common, while
Japanese and English is worlds apart with each other.
As you say, now I understand your interest in Japanese have motivated
you to study it.
942 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/25 02:04:03
>>930
>Not for the last three years or so and not much before then.
３年間余りニュース番組見なかったってどういうこと？
どこかに隔離されてたの？
>Not for the last three years or so and not much before then.
３年間余りニュース番組見なかったってどういうこと？
どこかに隔離されてたの？
943 ：Paul ◆VnD7td7cyA ：04/12/25 02:11:18
>>942
ニューズは見てます。www.fnn-news.comでw
ニューズは見てます。www.fnn-news.comでw
944 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：04/12/25 02:37:05
>>943
ＦＮＮ？はあ？
ＦＮＮ？はあ？
945 ：Paul ◆VnD7td7cyA ：04/12/25 02:50:32
>>944
Listening practice.
Listening practice.
つーかPaulコテの人ってここで自称イギリス人を必死にがんばってるみたいだけど何の為に英語勉強して
るの？2ちゃん粘着が職業みたいなもんだから、勉強しても無駄でしょ。
るの？2ちゃん粘着が職業みたいなもんだから、勉強しても無駄でしょ。