I lived in the same place ever since I was born so most of my friends lived nearby. However, I got married and moved away, so now I rarely have any chances to see my friends. On the average year I can only go to see my friends during extended vacations like Golden Week and New Year's when I go back home. Speaking of which, I didn't see anyone during this year's Golden Week so I think I will try to get in touch with some of my friends.
>>24 My niece must have been in a grade school since April. I got surprised that she was growing up every time I saw her. I'm going to see her tomorrow, and I can't wait to see how big she's grown up.
We went to Asakusa last weekend because there was Sanja Festival. They hold our class reunion from elementary school when the festival is held. Our class has 45 members and about 30 of them attended reunion. I may have told you before, however, 10 of us live in Asakusa and inherited the business their family own. (家業=Family businessじゃなんだかマフィアみたいなのでやめました) Do you remember watching a video on tihs festival at the festival equipment store? Do you remember real "Mikoshi" was in the showcase in another store? For the people who grew with this festival, the festival is the most exciting event of the year.
People who moved out from Asakusa, like myself, are looking for this festival as well. どうでしょうか?
>>30 One of my friends came over yesterday. He is the head chef of an Italian restaurant at the tender age of twenty-two! He was on his way back from digging up some bamboo shoots in the country mountainside to use them in his pasta dish. I promised him that I will come to his restaurant to try it out sometime; I am looking forwart to it.
>>31 My aunt came up with an weird idea the other day. She said, "I am serving traditional Japanese course dishes for the tea ceremony I am hosting!" She is going so far as to renovate her house for the occasion. 会席って懐石のことですか? 直訳は出来ないので説明が必要だと思いますが 自分は"traditional japanese dishes served at a tea ceremony" としか言えません・・・ あと、上の訳だと一回きりのイベント?のようになってしまいますが あなたのおばさんが「お茶と懐石(会席?)」をこれからずっと続けられるのなら "...ceremonies I will be hosting (from now on)" "...renovate her house for her plan"のように変えたらいいかな・・・と思います
>>48 My granma loves flowers and she has many in the pots by the front door. I get to enjoy the flowers for each season. Tulips just finished now. Tulip has been my favorite since I was little.
parental loss of child to mental illness and the resulting grief is a relatively unacknowledged phenomenon. When the loss is seemingly ongoing or chronic, and when that chrocity may be punctuated by remissions that cruelly inspire hope, the experiences must be devastating for families.をどなたか訳していただけないでしょうか。 よろしくおねがいします。 一つ前のスレッドにも書きこんでしまいましたが、エチケット違反でしたらごめんなさい
>>49 I was sure you'd given up on me this time. I'm so relieved to have received your letter, really. While you were suffering from your illness, I was sick in my head all on my own.
>>92 You'll be going home in three months. It's so fast. I feel sad when I think of your going home. You'll be back again, right? Do you still go to school when you go home?
On this day, in Europe apparently there is a custom where people send flowers to their friends and lovers. Whoever gets a flower sent to them is said to live happily. Therefore the flowers are known as "flowers that bring happiness".
>>101 I've heard that there is the custom in Europe that prople give XX to their friends, boyfriend and girlfriend on the day. It is said that people who are given this flower become happy and that's why this flower is known as the one which bring happiness.
>>106 カップルを指して恋人たちという意味でloversというのはいいが、 恋の相手の意味の恋人をloverと呼ぶのは不適当だね。それから、 原文があやふやなのでわからなかったのだろうけど、最初の文の 花をflowerと訳してしまうと意味の通じない文章になる。ここでは >>107のように、最初に出てきた花はflowers in generalではなく specific kind of flowerとして訳さないと意味をなさなくなるので 注意しましょう。
>>108 Calling you at midnight Please pick it up Why are you acting so shady? At first, you said and I said that we belonged to each other Tell me it was not a “one-night-stand”
“This phone number has been disconnected…” A mechanic message, cold and inhuman, tells me the end of our love At least you could have let me say, “good bye, baby” This is the story of my summer The summer I learned to give you up
>>110 I work from home. I've decided to take this seminar because even though I have some exposure to English through work, I felt just reading Ehglish alone wouldn't help me improve my English.
>>110 I am running an e-commerce business. Although I have a plenty of opportunities to be around English, I feel that I am not learning much because I am mostly just reading what others say in English. That is why I decided to take this course.
>>118 My company's doing a web-based business. ならどうですか? SOHO=Business run on the internet ということではかったのかな。 よく考えると、Soho自体の日本語での理解がなかったかもしれません。 教えてくださいますか?
The maximum new tank which Japan is proud of. Powerful 120mm smooth bore gun was equipped, and firm front defense power by the composite armor of original development is realized. It is said that the defense power prevents 120mm shell of self in 0 distance. The newly developed engine is powerful and is equipped with very high mobile power. Moreover, it is said that shooting control equipment is also very advanced and the hit accuracy of run shooting is also a world top level. Merely, since it is too heavy a little for employing 50t of prudence at home, development of the next prime tank which aimed at the present lightweight-ization is also performed.
>>175 I don't have an actual American friend but I do have an American penpal. Maybe my case does not compare to yours where you have American friends who you can see and talk to.
>>175 Although I don't have an American friend, I have an American penpal. but you actually have an American friend so the situation may be a little bit different.
>>182 Thank you for the quick reply. Today I'm gonna do the laundry and brush the floor. After that I'm going shopping with a friend. How do you usually spend your holidays? I hear that you are the outdoor type.
>>191 For the first time in my life I felt how sad it is to be alone since I started living on my own. The other day our family forced to meet a man they chose, (This is called, miai, a Japanese custom) and I've been dating that guy on holidays in the last few months. His family wants me to marry him as soon as possible, but I don't feel like being his girlfriend, not to mention getting married. He is a funny and nice guy, and I enjoy his company. But my heart doesn't start pounding when I see him. I want to marry the man that I love the most in the world.
We have only a month left...I can't see you after that..I'm so sad. You promised me to go to OO with me, but can we? I know you are so busy...If you have time, I wanna go out with you for the last time... >>188
>>133 Saturday night is our sweet time. I am so engrossed in e-maling you that I don't realize it is 2 o'clock now. "Time to sleep?" I don't want to say good-night yet. "So late now, yes." Not so late, I guess? "Thank you for listening to my grumbling." If your mind gets clear, it's okay with me." "Well, then, shall we e-mail and talk again?" I want you to say that we can meet at night like this. I don't want to say good-night yet. Soon the cold wind tells them the end of love. Why is it so cold, this spring wind? "See you, good luck." If we can't see each other, it brings tears even in spring.
>>259 I was a grandma child. It is always entrusted by parents and working in double harness by the grandma and .. It was very easy, it was a grandma, and it loved. I promised "It presents the grandma the ring when growing". However, the move is decided after parents divorce, too and it has become estranged with the grandma. And, it was heard that the grandma disappeared last month though time flowed fairly. It met the aunt near the acquaintance for a long time in the place of the funeral. It was taught to me, "The ring was made .. grandma.. always and the said present story .... was always made glad about". I bought a cheap ring by a little money saved up by the byte. And, it presented it to the grandma who existed in the coffin. Tears did not stop when thinking that my promise might always have been waited for in what feelings.
>>277 You lost your PC data. That's a bummer. Is there any cause that you can think of? Did you make a back-up of the data? I'm relieved that it wasn't so serious judging from your e-mail. When it's all right again, please let me know. Your reply is always welcome. Hope to hear from you.
>>277 I feel pity for you lost a PC data. What have you done? or did you back up your database? I read your email, I was assured that it would not worry. When your PC was restored again. please emil me. I am lookinf for your responcd.
>>259 When I was little, my maternal/paternal grandmother practically raised me as both my parents worked; naturally I was very attached to her. She was so sweet, and I loved her very much. I promised her once that I will buy her a ring when I grew up. Since then my parents split up and I had to move with my mother/father, I rarely saw her afterwards. Many years have gone by, and I found out last month that she had passed away. At the funeral, I met one of her neighbor friends whom I'd known since my childhood. She told me how my grandmother used to tell her about my promise of buying her a ring; how happy she looked whenever she told that tale. I bought a cheap ring with the little money I had saved from my part-time job. I placed it in my grandmother's coffin. I couldn't stop my tears from flowing when I tried to imagine whatever was going through her mind as she waited for me to come back with a ring,
I went to Namco Nanjan town in Ikebukuro on Golden week. Namco Nanjan town is Namco's hands-on theme park where Japanese townscape in 1960's is recreated. Just waliking around there was a lot of fun. In the theme park, there was Gyoza Stadium, where you can eat various kinds of Gyozas from different places of Japan and Ice Cream City, where you can enjoy ice cream. I could try out foods various places and it was a fun.
>>301 The other day, you changed your whole attitude when you got angry. It was very shocking. When I think of that day, I wonder whether I should see you again.
”C'mon, you should know that life is not that simple. You know how how many more women there are out there? Don't let yourself down so much...get a grip, boy. Tonight, the drink is on me. Hey, get this fella a cocktail or something." The senior was trying to cheer me up. Starting to feel awkward, I told him, "No, you really don't have to do this to me. I don't know how to repay you." Smiling back, he said, "I'm doing this because I want to, my little junior. You stop worrying and just enjoy your drink."
Two years have passed since the senior, whose words have encouraged me in the hard times, passed away. He taught me great lessons in life. Now it's my turn. Now I must pass on these lessons to my juniors. "Am I not right, senior?" I said to myself, looking up toward the cloudless sky.
添削お願いします。 When it comes to war and manipulation of information,the U.S. was the best.At least until yesterday. The problem of Iraqi prisoners' abuse is now hot issue.It is very horrible if such a exclusionism is the essence of human's nature.I can't understand why the American elected such a person(he resembles apes better than we Japanese). But on the other hand,I have one question.It is why now it is appeared. It means relation with presidential election.In any case,I guess Japan is peace. Because our hot topic is “family failed to pay( premium of public pension).”
When it comes to waging a war and manipulating information, the U.S. is the best. Or it was the best until just yesterday. The maltreatment of Iraqi prisoners of war by U.S. servicemen is now one of the hottest issues around the globe. It would be horrifying if such show of vandalism is rooted deeply in human nature.I find it hard to understand why the American people elected such an incompetent man as George W. Bush their President, whose appearance is somewhat more similar to an ape than we Japanese are often said to be. Meanwhile, one question remains: the question of why now. Why did this maltreatment issue come up just now? I believe it has much to do with the Presidential election coming this fall. In comparison, I guess Japan is at peace. Our hottest issue here is many Diet members failing to pay their public pension bills.
>>284 I agree with your opinion. Being different is not a mere curiosity, neiter it is something to be excluded. We must learn to accept and appreciate each other's differences. It is one of the challenges we now face.
I am not sure what these numbers are for. They don't seem to correspond to any other auctions I have up. Can you clarify what you mean by these. If they are numbers of auctions on EBay, they must be from another seller? Please let me know.
Do you remember seeing this festival on video at the festival ornaments shop? Do you remember seeing a real portable shrine there on display? The New Year is the greatest event of the year for most Japanese. However, we - having taken part in this festival since childhood - regard this festival as the utmost amusement of the year. Even people like me who have already moved out of Asakusa look forward to it.
For portable shrine fans, their greatest aim is to be the carrier of the shrine in this particular festival. Therefore, fans all over the country come here to carry it.
>>351 I have someone that I can call my best friend, but I can't tell you his name. Because it's something very personal. The reason why I call him my best friend is that he and I can confess our problems to each other. If I must tell him one thing now, I would say, "Let's keep in touch".
If I had just one tear running down your cheek Maybe I could cope maybe I'd get some sleep If I had just one moment at your expense Maybe all my misery would be well spentCould you cry a little Lie just a littlePretend that you're feeling a little more pain I gave now I 'm wantingSomething in returnSo cry just a little for me If your love could be caged, honey I would hold the key And conceal it underneath the pile of lies you handed me And you'd hunt those liesThey'd be all you'd ever find And that'd be all you'd have to know For me to be fineAnd you'd cry a littleDie just a little and baby I would feel just a little less pain I gave now I'm wanting Something in returnSo cry just a little for me Give it up babyI hear you're doin' fine Nothins goin save meI can see it it your eyes Some kind of heartacheDarlin give it a tryI dont want pity I just want what is mineCould you cry a littleLie just a little Pretend that your're feeling a little more pain I gave now I'm wantingSomething in returnSo cry just a little for me Cry just a little for mecould you cry a little for me
>>349 To be sure,the locals will join and couples and families do as well. I used to carry it untill around 10 years ago. Many tourists gather to Asakusa to see the gallant shrine festival They get excited togeher and cheer shrine carriers with sparkiling eyes.
・・・同じくガッツ切れ・・・。 ところで「神輿渡御」ってなんですか? festival にしちゃいましたけど
>>366 Our holidays are over and I'm spending days as usual again. A friend asked me to go for a drink on last Saturday, so I did. But I don't get to like alcohol no matter when I drink.
>>349>>363 続きます If you see this festival, you will wonder how Japanese people, who are usually shy and quiet, express themselves so much like that. It is a great feeling for the carriers to have many tourists as their audiences. Especially it is a great honor to become the leader of the shrine carrying troop. So among those wanting to be the leader at the head of the troop, fights often break out.
I have been holding the shares since early 2003. Although the prices experienced some fluctuation on the way, I never chose to cut losses, whch has resulted in this turnover.
どちらがいいですか?と聞かれての受け答え(共同作業中に 「どちらでもいいです、あなたの好きなように」っぽいニュアンスで言いたい 翻訳したら、「as you like」「I must like it about you」「both are good」等出たのですが 身近な言い方としてはas you likeでいいですかね?
>>405 状況で言い方も代わってくると思うのですが、 (あなたを信じて)あなたにお任せなら I leave it on you. 選択を完全にあなたにゆだねます(ちょっと人事っぽく 聞こえて良いなら) I let you decide. もっと人事っぽくて良いなら As you like. ってとこでしょうか?
1.It's relaxing to take a bath after a hard day's work. 2.Isn't it tiring to commute in a jam-packed train? 3.It was really scary to realize that someone was following me when I was walking my way home. 4.I visited Italy two years ago. The beautiful scenery of Italy was impressive. 5.It was embarrassing to be laughed at by the classmates.
>>398 My mother made me awake with saying "Wake up Keiko,I have had a call for you". But the person one is speaking had wrong number. Though I thought "Be responsibility,mom."in my heart ,I couldn't tell her because I feared she got angry reversely.
>>398 My mother woke me up in the middle of the night saying "Wake up Keiko. There's a phone call for you". Nut it was a wrong number. Although I was yelling at her "How are you gonna pay for this?" in my head, I kept my mouth shut as she would get mad and yell at me harder.
Afraid of losing you, I stayed awake staring at the ceiling the whole night. We probably won't have another chance to meet, but if we want to see eachother we can. "Take a chance" These words probably fit me perfectly right now.
Thank you for everything you did for me during my trip. How have you been since then? My job started and I've become very busy again. Chicago is a nice place! I would definitely like to visit again. More than anything, I was glad that I could meet you.
>>431 Your thread seem to have been deleted by a person in charge of taking care of this English Meesage board. Probably he judged your thread overlapped some of the threads started ealier than yours.
>>435 I feel like my brain is on the verge of melting because I am studying English too hard. I have decided to put my heart and soul into studying for the test in a month. To think I even don't try to e-mail you in English, asking a total stranger to translate my English, you may think I contradict myself. You are right about that. You keep at it, too. I hope both you and I will pass the tests in June.
>>442 I found improvement in my knitting so I made a summer hat in a week for my mother. I was so happy because she liked it because it was hand-made, not caring much about the job quality. You can just take an easy way to buy some small products, but you can make your present more sincere and heartfelt by working hard to make something by yourself.
>>418 Merry Christmas I couldn't say it to you last year This year an angel may come down on me with snow
Merry Christmas, but you will be gone We are destined to be apart on that Eve When lovers make many sweet memories I just keep on crying alone My love for you would never die After the shooting stars disappeared I won't forget you...
>>452 盗撮 spy photo (人)に対してその女性を盗撮したことを認める admit to sneaking camera shots of the woman to 若い女性のスカートの中を盗撮する secretly film the inside of a young woman's skirt
>463 I have read your travelling diary on internet. I promised to reply you as soon as possible, but I am really sorry about a late reply. I didn't know that you had been travelling for 4 months. Probably, you have told me that you would travel for another 4 months, but I couldn't understand what you said because my English was not very good.
>>487 Dear ×× I am very happy to know you. I had a pleasant momories there. After I get back to Japan. I'll never forget about you. I'm looking forward to seeing you again. Take care and good luck.
>>486 Last weekends we went to @@ to see a night view there. It is the most famous place for a beautiful night view near here. I had wanted to visit there for a long time. It was very beutiful as many people say. We can see beach and sea beyond neon signes of the buildings. Unfortunately I fogot bringing my degital camera,so I took pictures of it with my cellphone's camera instead. I am afraid that the pictures I took might be a little bit small to let you know how I was moved by the scenery,but please enjoy them.
>>496 Isamu Kaneko, an assistant in the Program in Informational Technology at The University of Tokyo Graduate School, has been unlawfully arrested for his "flagrant defiance of copyright laws" just because he created a peer-to-peer file-sharing software. This is a threat to a healthful society over the internet.
>>487 I'm glad I got to know you at_____. I made a lot and one of the best memories in my life there. I'l never forget about you even I go back to Japan. I'm looking foreward to seeing you again. I hope you take care about yourself and live healty from now on.
>514 I suddenly wanted to have spaghetti called peperonti-no? one day,and decided to cook it. it's quite easy to cook because we just need only chilli, garlic, salt and spaghetti. Usually, I wear a pair of contact lenses, but I had been wearing glasses since morning as it was a holiday. It seems to me that it is pity to order peperonti-no in a restaurant because it's a homy dish and very easy to season them as we like and adjust the volume we we want to have.
>>502 To tell you the truth, I haven't been to see my doctor's for more than 2 months, because I have no pain anymore.
When I told my friend that I don't even know the result of my last medical checkup, my friend got rather upset. Maybe I might go check it up this week if I have time.
One day when I was off, I suddenly had craving for a dish, Peperoncino that is, so we decided to cook for ourselves. You only need red chilis, garlic, salt and pasta to make the dish. Easy! I usually wear contact lenses but that day, I was wearing my glasses from morning since I had no work. Home cooked Peperoncino is an easy dish, you can have it as much as you like or make it fit for your taste. So I can't help thinking that paying for the dish at restaurants is rather a waste of money.
>>519 Asakusa has several Yakuza office. On ordinary days, I don't go near them but when at festivals, I carry Mikoshi together with them.
THey don't wear a Hanten, a Japanese style cotton jacket, so you'll see them carrying mikoshi bare chested. Yes, that means you get to see their elaborate tatoos on them. Many amatuer photograhers come and ask them to pose for their photos, and many of them would proudly show off their tatoos.
>>520 I am so upset with your email with a disgusting picture. It's been some time since the last email we exchanged, but this was the last thing I expected from you. It made me sick! And I don't expect you to say that this is a joke.
>>521 It's ironic to hear that your first place to visit in Japan was Hiroshima. When all talk about the mess after the Iraq war. I wonder if it's only me who believe Japan should raise voice to appeal peace more and has responsibility for it. Japan is the only country which suffered A-bomb, you see.
I have read in a book that some Japanese youth said they don't know that there was the world war 2, nor that Japan had a war against U.S. ...well, it might be an extreme story.
I am sorry to hear that you didn't get round to taste Fugu in Kyushuu. Did you have oysters, the well-known local specialty of Hiroshima?
>521 It's a bit ironic that your first place to visit in Japan was Hiroshima, isn't it? because the public concern today is still on the Iraque war. Japan is only an atom-bombed nation, so it may be important to swear the peace on the rest of the world. I have read in a certain book that some youngers don't know that we had the Second World War, and had a war with the U.S with the time. It may be a kind of too much tosay though.... You must regret that you miss the chance to have globefishes in Kyushu. Have you had oysters in Hiroshima yet then?
I could cook peperonti-no very well. I had been preparing to go shopping afternoon but I had problem with my contact lenses when I wore them.When I just wore them, I couldn"t stop myself crying, and had pain to open my eyes.I can't express how painful it was. It was much more than dust in my eyes. It was because I touched chillies when I cooked peperonti-no?
>>529 I enjoyed my dish very much, like I always do. Then I started getting ready for an afternoon shopping, but something was wrong when I tried my contact lenses on. I couldn't open my eyes because it hurt so much, I couldn't stop my tears.
Uh, that was a serious one! You can't have that much pain simply having a little something in your eyes. Well, the reason for the pain was that I touched red chillies when I cooked my Peperoncino.
>>531 I appreciate your offer to send it to me in seperate packages. But I believe the customs may stop all if you you send them on one day. Would you kindly send them each on a different day?
>>532 I am so excited that you gave me so many DVDs, thank you! The thing is... I can't watch it in Japanese.... Well, it has English subtitles, so I should practice my English with them!
They say lovers wishing for happiness should put a key lock on the railing of that overbridge.
I was surprised to see so many locks there, new and old. Unfortunately, I was with two of my friends, all girls, so it was not a romantic occasion for me.
I'm hoping that I visit the place again when I got a new boyfriend.
>564 The disastorous pain came up because I touched my contact lenses with my spicy hands. I washed my hands many times after cooking.....why? I usually wear hard-plastic contact lenses, but also have disposable one and wore them this time. But they didn't make any differences... just had a terrible pain... so silly... Anyway, I found hard-plastic one was more difficult to deal with.
>564 Later,I heard that chilli spices would not be gone even though I wash my hands properly. Next day, I was scared to wear them, but I din't have any problems. I searched "eyes" and "chillies" with internet search engine, and found that some people had same terrible experiences as mine. So I felt at ease.
I go to fuck with women of the neighborhood. This town is fucking a home sex everybody. But I became a crazy and killed 30 people in the neighborhood. and then, I suicided by hunting gun...
>>615 I am sorry for late reply. I wanted to write to you sooner but I went back to my hometown last week and was busy doing errands and house chores and all and I had no time to write to you.
Lately, I've also been experencing my legs going to sleep after sitiing on the floor for some time. When I was small, we Japanese people used to conduct day-to-day living sitting on the tatami floor so my legs rarely went to sleep. However since our life style had been westernized and living our lives sitting on the chair, my legs go to sleep easily after sitting on the tatami floor for a long time. Many hoses don't even have ant tatami rooms lately. "Tatami and wives are better when they are fresh" was an old Japanese saying...
>>603 ありがとうございます。 ついでに質問させてください。 学校では、例えば疑問文は How have you been? のように、wh + have + 主語 + 動詞 のような語順で習ったのですが、 How many people haven't come yet? だと、haveと主語が逆になっていますが、これはどうしてでしょうか? How many have people come? って言いますか?
You dont have to be care that you were late to send me back. We are on the same boat because it takes me time to send you back too.You seemed to have finished the exams.Are you on vacation now? Do you work everyday?
>>649 The cherry blossoms have already fallen away since nearly the middle of August. So you have to wait until one more year to see them in full bloom.
>>663 Although you seemed not to be selected out to transfer to a branch in Tokyo as you expected, you must be happy that the apartment you are going to live now has been decided. I am sure that ×× is a good place to live with its convenience. I guess that you are going to get busy with preparation for your move from now on. You can send me back if you have time.Take a deep rest.
>>668 Obtain the valid account of ●● and go through the procedure from the below URL. Whn you get access to it, you can choose 「○○」and fill in as below.
>>678 The party I went to was boring more than I expected. I felt apology to her because I invited her to the party based on our imagination that the party was much more enjoyable.
>>687 After the party, they were going to a bar which they said was full of foreign people. They asked me to join but I said no because most of them were in their late teens and I wasn't. I got a little nervous. I wish I were a little younger..then I would have joined.
>>649 There are a variety of different points between Tokyo and Kyoto. Regarding food, for example, when I pick up noodle, people in Kyoto tend to like a weak taste of Udon and people in Tokyo tend to like a strong taste of Soba. There are a number of Soba restaurants for eat standing and did you already use it? When I fist visited Kyoto and went to a Soba restaurant for eat standing inside the station, everyone there was eating Udon.Of course I ate Soba. the completely opposite phenomenon happens in Tokyo. taking up how to speak as another example, I think that people in Kyoto speak slowly and give me a polite impression on on the surface. They have been called 'Higasi Otoko ni Nishi Onna' which means 'East Male and West Female' for a long time. And Kyoto has turned out Japan's leading companies developing from business venture. There seems a climate that poeple in Kyoto challenge new things based on its culture and history.
>>687 I was told to go to a bar where many foreigners came 、as the 2nd party. But I turned it down. Most of the members were teenager,so I was afraid of it. If I had been more younger ,I would have gone.
>>696 ご回答ありがとう御座います。 私がもっと若かったら行っていたのに。If I had been more younger ,I would have gone. のところを If I were younger,I would go. とは言えませんか? すみません。文法が苦手で。。(≧o≦゛)。。。・゜・(ノД`)・゜・。
696 じゃないけど If I had been の後はmore は要らないね。だって youngerは比較級になってるからね。youngerを強調したかったら、その前に muchをつけるべきだね。 If I had been younger, I would have gone If I were younger, I would go の違いだけど 前者は過去においての後悔の仮定だから、今回のケースに あてはまるけど、後者は現在における後悔の仮定だから まだ実際にパーティーは行われていないってことになるね。
His play that cover from Inside to 3 Point with 211cm hight made everyone surprised. Guarding him and getting guarded by him can be very big puressure for NBA players. But on the other side, he has defferet face from being a basket ball player which teaching how to play basket ball to kids or doing some vorantier on his free time.
>>729 訂正 His play that cover → His play that coverS made everyone surprised → made everyone surprise Guarding him and getting guarded by him →Guarding him and getting guarded by him DURING A GAME
>>737 You told me that you went to Mexico in previous email. You are always traveling around the world, aren't you? So how was Mexico? Since I've never been there, i want to know how you thought about that country. By the way, I was very glad to hear that your favorite country was Japan as you are wishing to live in here even though you've been to so many different countries so far. I'm very happy to know that you liked Japan so much. I didn't really know that our country is that great.
>>747 In my school we have exams very often. My science teacher give us a exam every class. He does it not to evaluate the grade but to check our comprehension of his lesson. There is also a student in my class who gets nervous to the result of exams. Even it is casual exams too. I don't like exams too. Especialy regular tests that make big influence to our grade. I prepare for the regular tests just only the day before. so I have to study around the clock.It is very hard to study through the night. Of course I don't have to do that way,If I study steadly every single day.
>>587 For me it was the fateful night. We figured out we were the best partner each other at the night. Your words were coming through my heart word by word. "Nobody could touch us" I thought that way with great confidence.
I can't see why you are cold to me recently. Is that your ex-boyfriend who made our fate broken. I can't believe you are seeing without saying it to me.
Oh my fate, never be harsh anymore. You are the only one that I love. But sometimes another guys look you.
「See ya again」 Is the words you said to me lie? It is getting off the right track little by little. Though It used to be on our fated track .
all that form me. does fit the enter.does fit the enthuse. TURN OF MYSELF. about me? about fear? about you? about reality? origin is just in. turn on myself. only a few is began from changing a view point. turn on myself.
>>777 We elected Maki leader of the chorus club. We call our group," Happy Chorus". Everyone thinks Maki is the best singer. She wants to be a proffesional singer. But she keeps it a secret.
>>763 I'm so glad getting a reply from you. I think you were surprised to have received an e-mail from a stranger in Japan. But I really want to make friends with you, that's why I send you an e-mail. Sometimes I may cause you some trouble because of my poor English. But if that happens, don't hesitate to tell me about it.
For me, it was the night. On the night of fate, we knew we were the ones for each other. Every single word of yours stubbed my heart. "No one can be between us." I was damn sure.
How come you seems to care less about me recently? Was it one of your exes who is making our relationship harder than it should be like some sand between the gears? I can't believe you fell in love with your ex again without telling me...
Oh Lord, please don't make my life any harder. I love you and you are the only one I love. But sometimes... another man is watching you.
"We'll see each other again." Was it a lie? The gear of fate, that has been spinning just the way should be, is starting to spin in some what strange.
--ちょいとおふざけですが-- I was damn sure -- Are you a fool? How a can man believe in fate so sure? Was it a lie? -- Of course, it was a lie.
長いかな・・・ 2ちゃんねるの力を信じます・・・・ At this remove,it is difficult to imagine just how alone this neighbors---at Jameston in Verginia and at a small and now all but foreign colony at Cupers(now Cupids)Cove in New-foundland----were five hundred miles off in opposite directions. At their back stood a hostile ocean,and before them lay an inconceivably vast and unknown contient of"wild and savage hue,"in William Bradford's uneasy words. They were about as far from the comforts of civilization as anyone had ever been(certainly as far as anyone had ever been without a fishing line)
>>795 If i will have the children, in the future, I want to let then allow to play as much as they want to. I think that a child who are good at playing in many ways are going to able to be a big name by developing their imaginations and concentrations in their experiences . In that case, is it prove that I was bad at playing?
Children today have their own rooms, however; when I was a small kid, it was quite usual that brothers (and sisters) shared a same room.
We have one or two chidren per family under reduced birth rate today, at the time I was a kid, a typical family may have three or four children and sleeping in the same small room.
Every time I rolled over in bed, I bumped into the brothers. I was studying in the same room as well. A lot of Japanese share the same expereince and that may have led us the idea of "capsule hotels." I go to the "capsule hotels" when I work late. You are right to the point -- you described a capsule hotel as a "coffin." ちなみに「原体験」はいい訳が思いつかなかったので意訳しています。
>>803 ご親切に回答どうも有難うございます! abbreviateの意味、間違っていました。(≧o≦゛) ご指摘有難うございます! In Italian, subject pronoun is often left out of a sentencce unless empasized. explicitlyはむずかしくて言えそうもないので、↑の文を使わせて頂きます。 m(_ _)m
Along with expereince of ○○, I was surprised to hear you actually expereinced "rush-hour" on the train in Tokyo. Recently, many companies have flexitime, offices are moved out to the subarbs of Tokyo, and new train lines are built, which results in less people commuting at the same time comparing with 10 years ago. However, we still have people called "pushers" in some train stations, who are dedicated people to push peole's back to squeeze people in the train every morning.
>>811 My cat has attacks every day. It only eats liquid food and it only eats a tiny portion of it. It is becoming difficult to sustain its physical capacity day by day.
>>829 In the Spanish, you don't say the subject pronoun in the empasize sentences.
あの。。。 「スペイン語では、強調構文では主語代名詞をいわない」という文章でよろしいのでしょうか?
In Spanish, you don't say subject pronouns in the emphasized sentences. 「スペイン語では、強調構文において主語代名詞をいわない」 the subject pronounとしなかったのは、sentences とあるので、特定のsubject pronounと限定できないからです。
I went to my friends house to teach them beading last weekend. My friend, who is an elementary school teacher is in charge of home-ec club and going to do beading together with children. Though she has never strung bead, she told her students that she has some expereince by some chace. She paniced and asked me for help. It is easy and something eveyone can do, it made me feel relieved that she mastered it right away. It is quite fun when you are into it!
>>782 すみません、質問なのですが、6行目のHow come you seems to care less about me recently? というのは文法的に間違いじゃないですか? How come you seems to.... ↑ ↑ ここ ここも。youなのにseemsにはならないかと
As he was known among us classmates as a taciturn, timid man, you wouldn't be able to imagine how startled I was when he suddenly stood up and started to make a protest at the top of his voice.
I hear the people who are not confident in their looks take cosmetic surgery. I hear they become positive after fixing their facial parts they don't like.
However, I believe polishing our internal beauty is much more beatiful than caring about your appearance. It allows you spend better life.
>>877 Although your writing is difficult for me, I find it beautiful and I like it. I am glad that you kindly read my poor writing which I wrote before.
>>880 May this be another good year for you. Please enjoy the rest of your stay in Japan.  ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄∨ ̄ ̄ ̄ (´´ ∧∧ ) (´⌒(´ ⊂(゚Д゚⊂⌒`つ≡≡≡(´⌒;;;≡≡≡  ̄ ̄ (´⌒(´⌒;; ズザーーーーーッ
>>914 Same as your contory, Mothers' day is on the second Sunday in May. But I heard that the day is on the X O. One country can have different date of Mothers's day, it's interesting isn't it?
>>917 失礼しました訂正です Same as your contory, Mothers' day is on the second Sunday in May in Japan. But I heard that the day is on the X O in one of my friend's contory. One country can have different date of Mothers's day, it's interesting isn't it?
If you are looking for what software will you create, I would like you to create the software below. If you have time, please think about it.
<The software I want> It can capture swf files with the fixed interval and show them as jpg, gif or something. What I mean fixed is not based on time but size of the file. (For example, the software capture the swf file at the point of 5%, 10%,15%...of the whole size.)
It can capture all the swf files in the specified folder at once. And it automatically create folders that have same name of the each swf file and put each group of captured pictures into the each folder.
It is possible to capture swf files and get pictures by useing the SWFDecompiler or something, but the process of choosing takes very long time. So it is very hard to complete; the number of captured pictures from one-megabytes-file will be 2000~3000. -------------------------------------
If you are thinking of which software you will create. I would really like you to create the software I told. I will be very happy, if you do and the price is free. But I can pay at most 2000~3000 yen.
I think there must be demands among web creators who make flash works. In addition, those who only watch the works will buy one and have benefits.
I have been looking for the software among lots of site again and again. But I couldn't find ones.
I'm sorry that I asked my own favor with long text. I'm very grad if you create one. Thank you very much to read this.
>>928 I will send the picture of Nagoya-jo (Nagoya castle) instead of the pictures of my hometown; I don’t have them now. I can see the castle everyday because I’m the student of the high school near it.
>>929 All the games will be held in the Tokyo Dome.
>>913 少し補足したぞ。つーか、こーでもしないと意味が通じんだろ。 In Japan, the term "reform" is used to mean renovation ot to remodel (such as residential reform) while, in English, it actually means to improve or amend what is wrong, corrupt, or unsatisfactory as in tax reform and educational reform.
>>938 そこの夜景は「1000万ドルの夜景」と言われていて日本三大夜景の 1つとして知られています。展望台からの景色は星が霞んで見えるほど見事でした。 同じく100万ドルの夜景と称されるあなたの国の夜景に似ています。 でも以前旅行に行った時に見たVictoria Pearkからの夜景はやっぱり世界一でした。 The night view from there, called "10 million dollar view", is known to be one the the top three night views in Japan. The view from the observatory was so spectacular that the stars looked dim. It looks like the "A million-dollar view" in your country. But whatever you say, the night view from Victoria park that I saw when I was therebefore is the best.
>>939 I’m sure you had a lot of first time experiences when you came to Japan this time. I remember when I encountered some foreign culture in Japan. It is long time ago. When we went to Kyushu for a school trip, the toilet seat in the restroom attached to the room was western style. Since nobody knew how to use it, we went to ask for a help. A hotel employee even demonstrated for us. After all, we didn’t use that toilet and went to the Japanese style restroom down stairs. Thought there were only 100 students in the tour, all those students using the Japanese toilet made a long line in from early morning to late at night.
>>940 Yesterday, I got a towel that features your favorite succor team. Do you want it? Since I’m not interested, I thought I’d give it to you. Let me know if you want it. I’ll bring it with me next time I come over.
>>950 The packaging and the seal was broken the content has scratches too. I bought it for a gift but I can send something this bad to somebody. Can I have a full refund on this? And since, I’m placing another order for a few more of the same product, is it possible to use that refund towards the payment?
文字化け ;《通信》 garble 文字化けしたメールを受け取る receive an e-mail with unreadable characters あなたのメールは文字化けしていて読めませんでした。 ;《レ/主文》 I could not read your e-mail which was completely garbled. いただいたメールが文字化けしていました。 ;《レ/主文》 Your message is garbled. いただいたメールは文字化けしていました。 ;《レ/主文》 The mail that you sent me has funny characters in it. いただいたメールが文字化けしています ;《メール》 I got a garbled e-mail from you. // I got an e-mail from you that was full of garble. 文字化けしている ;《コ》 【形】garbled 文字化けする turn into garbage (characters) / get garbled / turn into garbled characters 申し訳ありませんが、いただいたメッセージを読むことができません。日本語で書かれているのでしょうか。 文字化けを起こしています ;《メール》 I'm sorry, I can't read your message. Is it in Japanese? The characters are garbled. 文字化けを起こしている電子メール garbled e-mail
>>957>>965 ただ、重要そうなところを書き写しただけで、全く頭に入っていません。(~;_~) ノートにまとめたり、勉強する過程が好きなのですが、覚えることは苦手なのです。 I just copied the part that looks important but I don't remember anything. I like summarizing things and the process of studying itself, but I'm not good at memorizing.