>>671 Where are you ? She said to me that you're having a great time this year as well. I envy you. I wanted to go. You always made me feel safe because of your stability beyond a certain line. Anyway, I'll brush up my English, I'll learn about differnt languages and cultures. and I want to live up there. I'll do my best.
>>671 Where are you now? She tells me that you are having a great year this year. Honestly, I wish I could have gone with you... Every time you made me feel that I was more than just a girl to you, I was overwhelmed, and conforted. Anyhow, I am thinking to study English more, so we can understand each other's language and culture. Then someday I can move to where you are. So see you then.
Neo-Latin is a gneric term for languages derived from Latin, which was the official language of the Roman Empire. This includes French, Spanish, Portuguese, etc.
>>971 Neo-Latin is a drivation of Latin which was the official language used in Ancient Roman Empire. It includes French, Spanish, Portuguese, and so forth.
>>971 Reo-Latin refers to the general term of languages derived from Latin which was once a national language of the ancient Roman empire. This includes French, Spanish, Portugese.
>>980 Thanks for teaching me Spanish. It was my very first time to learn a Spanish word. I am not sure about how to pronounce it, though... but, I really like it. I will try using it time to time.
>>977 I don't go out into a distant place during so-called Golden Week, but my schedule is quite tight. Half of it, I work. The other half, I'll see my friends and do BBQ.
>>983 Well, I spent a happy time in my bathroom after I came back to Japan. のハッピータイムとは、どうか とおもうので。。。いらない添削かもしれませんが、どうぞ。 Well, I came home and took a nice, soothing bath.
>>995 Most people in Japan learn Englsih almost six years from junior high through high school. But we can't acquire practical English at all because we don't have any chance to communicate in English. Recently the introduction of English started in elememtary school.