The package tour, that I mentioned previously, includes >>52 air-tickets, accommodation at a hotel, transportation service, and half-day city sightseeing on the first day of the itinerary.
The movie, that you've wanted to watch, will be >>51 put on the screen until coming Jan. 21st.
Does your language have the different set of vocabulary >>50 between male speaker and female speaker? I mean the different way of saying between sexes like Thai. ----------------------------------------------------- << Ogden's Basic English? (850 "words") >> ttp://www.basic-english.org/ ttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_English
During the year-end and New Year holidays, >>53 foreign bond fund is losing streak. The main factor affecting this decline is Euro's precipitous drop. ----------------------------------------------------- << Ogden's Basic English (+α) >> ttp://www.basic-english.org/ ttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_English
The threads of this BBS to translatitng between Japanese and English is for the commercial English learning schools. Some teachers of them critisize them and make the persons who read the threads give up to learning English alone. They advertise their schools implicitly.
>>89 Though I sent email to your friend Mr./Ms. XX, it returned. Probably, he/she could protect his/her address book, so would you tell him/her to register my address?
>>23 I'm in Sendai where I was born. It reminds me to play with my neighbor friends There was a large vacancy next to the post office in the neighborhood, but a big condominium has been built there. The reason I left Sendai was my father's transfer. I wish my family could live together here in Sendai someday.
>>88 Your mail makes me imagine you enjoy yourself in Japan. As I might explain, I can't understand what you say at my command of English. I misunderstood that you would leave Japan a few day after the report of the international boxing match. If I had known you stay so long in Tokyo, I would have toldl you about some events performed in Tokyo. I heard you'll go to Kyoto, but I don't know about the town... Sorry. When will you go back to Tokyo and go home?
スイマセン、添削して下さい。 Some famous Ekiben in Japan gather in here, it is Ekiben fair. It is held every year from the middle of January to the end of January in this department store since 40 years ago.The other department stores are held,too.But about the scale, there is a great difference between this fair and the one of the other depatment stores.This character gathered the Bento of 200 kinds from Hokkaido(the most northern of Japan) to Kagoshima(the most southern of Japan),and are served a fresh Bento which are cooked at the inside of the site or near the site. In particular "Ika-meshi"of Hokkaido and "Kamameshi"of Yokokawa. Please try to eat them.
「クリントンはアメリカの何代目の大統領ですか?」「第42代大統領です」 "Where was Clinton in the chronological order of Presidents?" "He was the 42nd president." クリントンはアメリカの何代目の大統領ですか? How many presidents preceded before Clinton?
>>115 We went to a pub homely to go with your family. This kind of pub is popular now. We ate "Shishamo" and "Renkon-chip." "Shishamo" is a kind of saltwater fish which is slender and 15cm long like smelts. We usually eat dried ones with wine. "Renkon" means roots of lotus in Japanese, and we eat its chips thinly sliced and fried. What Ms./Mr. XX drank first is "Chuhai" which is mixed "Shochu" with juice of some fruit. I forgot what kind of fruit was.
>>116 This document says... That means whether I can't buy the Cartier's at your shop from now or only you can't ship them to Japan. I have many other goods to order from your company, and I'd like to deal with your shop.
>>122 Though it is said that Japan is in the Far East, I was not able to realize it, looking at a world map for Japan. Looking at one for the US there, Japan was located at the edge of it, and I realized that Japan is just suited to be called the Far East. The Earth is round and does not have the center. Many people do not notice it though it is common sense.
スイマセン、添削して下さい。 Some famous Ekiben in Japan gather in here, it is Ekiben fair. It is held every year from the middle of January to the end of January in this department store since 40 years ago.The other department stores are held,too.But about the scale, there is a great difference between this fair and the one of the other depatment stores.This character gathered the Bento of 200 kinds from Hokkaido(the most northern of Japan) to Kagoshima(the most southern of Japan),and are served a fresh Bento which are cooked at the inside of the site or near the site. In particular "Ika-meshi"of Hokkaido and "Kamameshi"of Yokokawa. Please try to eat them.
Do you know EKIBEN? It is box lunches sold at railway stations. >>137 (EKI=railway station, BEN=box lunches. ) These days, EKIBEN is very famous all over the world as "EKIBEN style", a sort of body position during coitus, such as woman superior position, WAN-WAN position, and missionary. But I don't mention any longer--- : )
We Japanese sometimes enjoy them at EKIBEN fair like ours.
This time, you can enjoy famous EKIBENs from all over Japan here into this floor. >>137 This EKIBEN fair (, I mean this is "sales by sample") has been annually held in latter c.(=approximately) 20 days of January since 40 years ago every year. While similar fairs are indeed held at some other department stores, but they are much smaller in size than our coming fair. They are as different as chalk and cheese. We would like for you to pay attention that these EKIBENs are 200 items and they are from Hokkaido in the north to Kyushu in the south. All the EKIBENs are fresh, for these are cooked either in or just near this floor. IKA-MESHI (seasoned steamed rice with boiled calamary(=cuttlefish)) and KAMA-MESHI ( rice cooked with vegetables and chicken in a "KAMA" (=small individual pot ) are both popular. Why don't you come and try them?
I received the e-mail on Jan. 13th. >>139 and responded to it on the very next day. Did you surely get it? The following is my message on Jan. 14th. For confirmation, I send this to you again.
(1)EKIBEN fairと聞いて、展示だけと考える人はいないでしょうが、>> 「ほれほれ これがイカ飯ですよ、と展示して、かつそれを売っているので、」 "This EKIBEN fair (, I mean this is "sales by sample") " 「駅弁まつり、ええっと わたしが言いたいのは、展示して販売して いるってことです、」 (2)c. = circaの略でよく使います。(circaはラテン語で「約、ほぼ」) (3)They are as different as chalk and cheese. 原文に「雲泥の差」とありますので、英語にある慣用句を使いました。
>>172 I've been disappointed by various things around me these days. I know what is bothering me doesn't look serious matters to others. Maybe I shouldn't be too obsessed by these things but somehow I can't look on bright side of things these days.
Many Japanese are interested in Italy. When Japanese people are asked what country do they want to go, I think most of them answer, Italy. I'm under the impression that many Japanese adore Italian fashion, art and to have Italian products such as clothes, piece of furniture, tableware is kind of like a status symbol.
>>179 Many Japanese are interested in Italy. When Japanese people are asked what country they want to visit, I think most of them answer, Italy. I'm under the impression that many Japanese adore Italian fashion and art, and they want to have Italian products such as clothes, furniture, and tableware as a status symbol.
あと、 「これ売ってるの、まえから見かけてたけど、あなたが興味ないと思ってたから いままでずっと素通りしてたわ」 を考えていて、 I sometimes come across those, but I ***** since I thought you were not intrered in . といいたく思いました。 ****にはなんといれればいいでしょうか。
>>188 Thank you for sending me a nice calendar. I'm using it hanging on the wall. I love the beautiful pictures and great scenery on it, and I learned American national holidays from it. This Monday was Martin Luther King Day, wasn't it?
>>191 >>191 This is called "Oneri", which means a kind of parade. He is a famous Kabuki actor,Nakamura Kankuro. He will take over the name of his father's stage name next month, Nakamura Kanzaburo, The stage name is taken over by succession, and he is the 10th heir. "Oneri" takes a role of the demonstration of his succession. He's parading to Sensoji temple, and praying the succeed of his show. Because this demonstration can hardly be seen, I'd suggest that you should watch it. Probably, we won't see it in the next ten years.
>>216 1:この前、英語トーク&トークで言っていたけれど、外国の場合は 分割払いはないのね。だから、 Will you pay by credit card? でもいいみたい。 Will you select a lump sum payment by credit card?でもよかったのかな。 2:Would you mind advancing a lump sum payment?
>198 I wrote:"I was referred to you by the Hornocker Wildlife Institute. I would greatly appreciate if you can give me any details as to the Amur tiger predation on brown bears during the Siberian Tiger Project. I was amazed to read in brief that a single tiger was responsible for killing eight bears almost twice his weight."
You remember i touched you while we talked? Let me explain about it. I heard you had planned to trip to thailand ,but you were not there when tsunami hit coz you had changed the schedule. I thought this fortune gives me something. So i got the idea and then i touched you.
>>271 Do you remeber I touched you while we had a chat? Let me tell you why. I heard you two went to Phuket the other day and fortunately you missed the tsunami hit because of your changed schedule. And I though I might've been able to get some of your luck. That's why I did it.
I prefer to use the internet to read news. there are three reasons for this. first, i can read news on the internet whenever i want. second, in japan, i can get the latest news on the internet relative to news papers and TV news. third, i can get much more details about news through the internet, and i can see people bring up issues about news on the internet.
my advice is you should say 2ch first. people might be comfused coz people may think how different form news paper. you see?
>>192 I was very impressed with your concert. It's a great! You have excellent skills of playing. Your album also is also excellent and moving. I'm pleased with having found a cool band. I've not seen such a cool one for a long time. I appreciate that you made the cool music.
>>309 Do you remember when you used xx first exactly? If you forget the year and month of the date, only the season or the part of the year, former or latter, is very useful to me. I'm afraid that I trouble you to ask something bothersome. I need the exact data.
This classical Japanese dance is performed in hope of bumper crops >>341 and prosperity of population. It is played on auspicious occasion like this time. ttp://www.basic-english.org/
>>341 This Japanese traditional dance means praying a good crop of the Japanese typical five kinds of grain and the prosperity of their descendants. It was performed on such a auspicious day.
My father never catch a cold since he wake up very early and jog every morning. He created a healthe body when he was a marathon runner in highschool. As long as I know, he never give up in the middle of things. I respect him very much.
>>359 My dad gets up early in the morning every day to go jogging. Thanks to that, he hardly catches cold. He got to have physical strength as a marathon runner when he was in high school. As far as I know, he never gives up in the middle when he tries to accomplish something. I really look up on him.
>>375 who damaged from Tsunami だと津波を利用して誰かに被害を負わせたみたいに聞こえるような。 my condolences はべつに強すぎる感じはしませんが、 My deepest sympathy to your fellow citizens who suffered the damage from Tsunami. Wshing for the quickest possible recovery of the country. でどうですか?
『 』の部分をどう挿入したらよいのかが良く分かりません I think that people to admit it as 『 』is few. ありのままの自分でよい、コレも難しいです permit me not to change my true colors とかしか思い付きません。 どなたかまた教えてください。m(_ _)m
>>401 それなら、 I don't think many people accept the idea that it's all right just to be yourself. I don't think many people accept the idea that it's all right just to be what you (really)are.
I think few people agree with the idea that it's all right to be just the way you are.
>>413 I would like to point out three concrete methods to get Japanese colleges better. - To substitute objective-oriented exams for subjective theoritical exam that could be biased in grading. - To let candidates with higher grades choose major after putting up the result of the grade. - To raise the bar to be qualified for graduation and lower the bar to get in a college: anybody with foundamental knowledge can enter but all students will be required to do the heavy homework for every class.
For humankind, a language is a means to communicate. However, when we meet someone for the first tiem, a smile can send as many messeges as words can. A smile is one of languages that everyone knows. I believe we can share feelings without a language. Sometimes I subconsciously move my eyes and body, trying to get across what I think to someone.
>>423 I was worried about you. Now I am happy to see you as fit as a fiddle. Nothing worse can't happen to you from now. I believe only good things happen to you.
>>436 I use this account only when I send a photo. I usually don't check incoming e-mail in the account so when you write to me, please send it to my hotmail account.
Did you read my e-mail? When do you think you can see me? I want your reply as soon as possible because I have to sign up for a pakaged tour soon.
>>459 So many people have listened you song with pleasure. So many people you don't know, so many people who don't know feel the pleasure. The day you made them feel the pleasure.
>>413 I propose the three concrete ways to improve Japanese universities. 1) The students should be evaluated by objective exams, avoiding descpriptive exams that are subjective. 2) The students' score should be published and let have the priority to choose the seminar their want to attend. 3) If the candidates have the ability to pass the basic examination test, we accept all of them, and make their graduation hard to have to carry out their assignments and to rise the standards of graduation.
'Healing' and 'slowfood' have been catching on lately, reflecting a recent trend where people have been stressed out in hectic lives. People in these days appear to be in favor of slowlife in taking a look back on their lives.
As far as writing letters and shopping are concerned, we can not only dispense with the trouble of going out but also get them done much faster by using a computer. We no longer need physical CDs and game softwares to enjoy the same effect with a computer. It's not too much to say that a computer has changed our lives and society significantly.
>>483 These measurement results shall only be kept as referece, as they include many uncertainties. However, the tendency is obviously worse compared to the previous products.
>>492 In the IT age, the cell phone is so familiar in our daily life as we have to mention it besides PC. About ten years ago, it was larger than it is, too inconvenient to carry outside, and used just as a phone.
>>500 Could you tell me about the Levis'. Do you have some stock of them at your shop? What kinds of the stock do you have now? If you don't have the stock of what I'd like to buy, can I order it from yours? I'd like to buy some items from yours. I'm looking forward to hearing from you.
>>515 (2) I'd like to add some explanation to the topic we were discussing about - please refer to the following:
(3) These days, a lot of people prefer shochu to sake. However, most people don't take it straight, but often mix it with some kinds of citrus juice or tea.
>>517 It'd be great if we can meet on February 8th (Tuesday). I'll take that day off, so I can take you around to some places I know up to 6PM. Sorry that I can accompany you only up to that time, due to some other appointments - but how would you like the plan?
I'd like to decide where we can meet, so can you tell me the hotel you would be staying, and if possible, the nearest station?
>>517 I can take a paid day-off on Feb 2 so let's meet on that day and I will show you around where I know until about 6 p.m. because I have to do some job after 6. I'm having this idea on my mind. We have to decide where to meet so please tell me where you are staying and the nearest station.
>>545 Thank you for counting me in. But I have to tell you that I'll be late there because I have to meet my brother before meeting you on that day. So please wait me coming at ○○. I'll join you soon.
>>539 Technological developments led to the introduction of LCD's and light weight batteries, thus enabling the rapid downsizing of mobile phones. This boosted the number of users, together with a wide variety of features such as mail, TV phone and web service (i-mode, EZ web, etc.)
The spread of mobile phones released the people from the irrationalities of the past, typically the difficulty in reaching people in case of emergencies, or simply when meeting each other.
>>545 Thanks for your invitation. I have an appointment with my brother on that day, so can I be a bit late? Please head to xxx on your own. I'll join you later on!
>>549 I have been receiving several mails from you, however, please understand that I'm away from my home on weekdays for my job, and therefore couldn't read them.
I'd like to take the third option, "Cancel". I concluded that putting down any privacy information in mails should be too careless and insecure. My friends and I had wished the continued business with your firm, but we regret to withdraw from the opportunity.
Thus, I request the secure refund of $40. I appreciate your kind cooperation.
I just wanted to let you know that I can't check my email on weekdays until I get home from work at evening. I will choose 'Cancel' on the third. I am not comfortable with putting my personal information on an email. Friends of mine and I had wanted to do business with you for a long years to come, but I regret to say that I will never place orders with you. I really hope that you will give me the refund of $40.
>>557 Many Japanese are irreligious. While they often follow the trandition, visiting temples and shrines and organizing funerals and wedding ceremonies in buddhism fashion, in fact very few people live under the true teachings. What do you think of the religion? I believe the teachings of every religion are basically the same.
>>557 Many people have no religion in Japan. A lot of the Japanese do visit the temples and shrines on new year's day or hold funerals in the Buddhism manner, but this is simply by following the Japanese tradition. Very few of them actually lead their lives practicing any doctrine.
What is your view against religion in general? I myself think that the underlying doctrine of all religions should be the same.
>>568 I think I finally understood your question you asked me at the ticket vending machine (after entering the gate by inserting the card). Weren't you asking why you couldn't buy the 100Yen ticket, by adding 600Yen of cash on top of the 400Yen credit you had on the card?
When I asked the station staff, he said that the vending machine accepts only cash.
>>575 There was a question in an entrance exam to put down my opinions in English, but I was abandoned by my teacher because of my terrible answer to it.
>>583 >>584 The sweets that we ate is called "kibi-dango", one of the traditional sweets in Japan. We had it around as kids' snack when we were small, but we don't see it too often nowadays - kids nowadays tend to prefer fatty snacks with more volume. For the words "kibi" and "dango", please refer to the following. As you seem to prefer natural and organically-grown food, it should suit you very well.
[kibi] A grain belonging to the rice family, and an annual plant. Traditionally grown as food supply in Japan.
[dango] Rounded dough made from rice or other grains, then steamed or boiled. Topped or filled with bean powder or jam, otherwise grilled and flavored with soy sauce.
I just can't believe what I've just read. I placed an order with you because it says No delivery fee charged. The confirmation mail also verifies that. I would have never ordered if it were not free delivery.
I think it's a breach of the contract to bill me for 'a delivery charge.' I feel justified to be able to cancel what I ordered. I never chose '2.' I chose '3.' Don't ship it to me. Please complete a procedure as such, and make sure to inform me of the cancellation.
A suspicious woman dropped by at the school when I was chatting with a receptionist at the counter. She said, "I just want to see how the classes are going," and passed through the counter and got into the classroom froor. Since the receptionist and I were in the middle of conversation and we simply thought the dubious woman was just a visitor, we neglected to report it to the police. The woman broke into the staff office, stole some instructors' valuables, pocketed them, and tried to walk away nonchalantly. Fortunately, the receptionist caught her with a bulging pocket and retrieved them. We can't afford to loosen up wherever we are as similar incidents have happened in Vancouver.
"I guess it's about time." I closed the book and put it in my bag. The book sucked, but at least did its job in killing 45 minutes. I got myself ready and rushed back to the classroom. As the plate, "Grade 2 Class 2" came into view, the bell rang. I heard the proctor say, "OK that's it, put your pens down. Check your name and number. Guys in the back bring them up here please."
Well.. it's pretty much tiresome when it comes to the exam; both taking it and waiting for it to be over.
>>602 It's time to finish the exam soon. I lethargicly closed the magazine reading, and put it into the bag. The story in the magazine is not attractive, but good enough to 45 minits vacant for me the airhead. I was ready, and I skulked quickly to my classroom. Seeing the plate 2-2, the bell rang, and our teacher said "It's over. Leave the pen! Check your name and ID number and collect them, the person at the end of the row." It's harder for the airhead like me not take a exam than to take a exam.
There is no doubt that computers brought about rationality and made our lives for the better; however, it's no surprising if the rationalized system crumbles. Risk factors vary depending on the situations. Take a natural disaster for an example. The comuter system would be vulnerable to major disasters such as Niigata earthquake and Tsunami in Sumatra, which caused enormous damage. Victims will snap up to call with cell-phone in an attempt to contact their families, resulting in malfunctioning in the network system which is designed for exactly that kind of emergency situations.
>>586 Though PC's make the society rational and our life confortable, the efficient system faces to the risk to cause catastrophe anytime anywhere. Various factors of catastrophe, e.g. natural disaster like the earthquake and tunami like in Nigata-Chuetsu and in the coast of Smatra give a lot of damage to the people and weaken the rational system(?) (IT system helps the evacuates and suffers.) If everyone uses his cell phone to call their family to verify their safety, the corrision occurrs and the cell phones loses a role of communication at the emergency. 日本語が下手です、もっと練習してください。
訳してm(__)mこれできたらスゴィらしぃ★高校生♪It has gained a great deal of experience in landmine clearance all over the world over the last 12years and is in a position to develop even further its program to clear landmines from the whole world.
The threat of cyber terrorism and computer virus has surfaced. We have been able to obtain information overseas and communicate with people all over the world without going out of Japan thanks to the advent of the world wide network, aka., the Internet. On the flip side, however, once a computer gets infected with a virus, the web is capable to spread it out to millions of other computers, dealing a catastrophic blow to all of data. It would be beyond imagination regarding social chaos if a virus infects a computer that has controll over signals associated with a medical system; even casualties would result.
>>648 We had snow in Japan the other day. It's freezing here. How are the weather and climate like overthere? Is it warm? I may be going to LA in Feb. or March.
"Kinako" is made from soy beans. It's the power of dried roasted soy beans. Some of the well-known products from soy beans are "Miso," Soy Saurce, "Natto," tofu and "yuba."
Because "Kinako" can be produced without much process (because it's roasted soy beans just grinded into flour), the quality of primary material has direct impact to taste and flavor. We seldom see people moved by eating "Kinako" saying "Woo, this is yammy!" since it is rateher simple taste-wise.
From "Kinako" was eaten with rice cakes or Japanese confectionaries from early days. Recently, its high nutrition value and healthy image are well-accepted among consumer and people drink milk and cocoa as they melt "Kinako."
>>657 We had snow recently. 良いです。 Japan is so cold now. 日本国自体が今、冷たい。という意味になります。 how about you? あなたはどうですか?(あなた自身が寒い/冷たいか?) Is it warm? これは良いと思いますが、どこから話が変わったの?という印象を受けます。 perhaps i would travel to LA in Febluary or March 間違いではないけど、かなり低い確率という印象です。
Before the graduation, I called him and told him that I was in love with him, but he said that he was attracted to my best friend. Since then, I can't let myself to be around her.
>>691 Please accept my best appreciation to your kind consideration on this matter. It should be a great relief in placing my future orders as well. I look very much forward to the continued business with you.
>>704 I saw her crying and found myself stupid. I hated to lose my best friend as well as him. I told her everything. We cried. And there were only two of us left as before.
I found my self stupid when I saw her cry. I was more afraid of losing my best friend than losing him. I told her everything. We were back again as before after a good cry.
This BBS (Bulletin Board System) welcomes your opinions or comments of ○○○ as well as discussions and website information associated with the movie. I believe your postings invigorate the BBS and many visitors will be able to share your insights about ○○○. Non-Japanese visitors are more than welcome to post information relevent to ○○○. The new episodes have yet to be aired in Japan. Only part of the previous episodes have been aired in Japan. Your comments will provide the Japanese with pleasant surprise.
私は今まで、合理性の中でも特に効率性に心地よさを感じ受動的にマクドナルド化と接していました。 Up to now,I have been in touch with MacDonaldization quite passively feeling comfortable with effectiveness especially among rationalism でも、この本を読んで季節を感じたり、自分の意思で行動するなど、より人間らしい生活するためには時には自ら非合理性の道を切り開いていく必要があるんだと思いました。 But reading this book made me think that in order to live more humanly one has to follow an irrational way such as feeling seasons and act on one's own.
As soon as the proctor permitted them to go out, they loosen up back to the casual mood. After a few people came out of the room, I saw her approaching and waving at me "Thank goodness it's all over. Sorry for keep you waiting," she said. "No problem, it's all right. I was doing some stuff." "Hey, take a look at the goddamn question. Can you figure out what the hell it means?" I looked at the question she was pointing at: Question 3; comment on the relationship between Renaissance and passion with 40 or less words.* "What the hell... Beats me completerly." "Tell me about it," she pouted like a little girl. What would people around us have said of our relationship? That's anybody's guess.
論文 article // discourse // disquisition // tractate 深みのある研究(論文) deep study _と題する論文 essay entitled "__" _年前に発表された論文 paper published __ years ago 〜に関する論文 article on // paper about
thesis 【名-1】 (学位{がくい})論文{ろんぶん}◆学生が卒業や学位取得のために書く論文。 ・ My master's thesis was 150 pages long and took a year to write. 私の修士論文は150枚あって書き上げるのに1年かかった。 ・ He wrote his thesis on animal behavior. 彼は動物の行動について論文を書いた。
What Japanese food do you like? I like Belgian food too; waffle is good among other things. We have a restaurant in the neighborhood that serves good waffles. It would be nice if you have a good Japanese restaurant in your town, wouldn't it?
STEAM BOY is the best movie I have ever seen. The music is good. The depiction of the world is good. I would pay through the nose for a movie that is better than this.
>>788 In the age like today, when computers are used as natural as the air around as, computer virus may destroy an enterprise or even a country. Some people say it may start WWIII. According to my sources, a terrorist can send computer virus to enemy country to paralyze the transportation, banking system and other social infurastructures controlled by computer systems. This is called "clean war" which can cause large damage to the enemy country without a single drop blood. This is something none of us thought about. It is the last thing we would like to consider, however, we should should keep a risk factor in some place in our minds, that the ratinality of computer system, in some day in our future, may result in the worst case scenario.
without a single drop blood --> without even a drop of blood. none of us thought about --> none of us ever thought about may result in --> may bring us
With the computer taken for grantd, a computer virus could cripple a company, or even a country. Some experts say it could catalyze World War III. According to a piece of information I got, a terrorist group has a plot to use a computer virus to paralyze the whole function of necessities including traffic, banking, and social systems. It is called 'a clean war' because no bloodshedding is involved. It was absolutely unconceivable a while ago. There is a prabability that the rationality of the computer system could rusult in a catastrophic event. Although it's something we do not want to discuss, it's necessary for us to keep that possibility in our mind
>>823 When I was a small kid, I often read feature articles titled something like "World in 21st Century" in science magazines. Accordign to such articles, in 21st century, people and robts can become friends or we can travel to the outer space.
>>825 When we can go out to the space casually, we can not only enjoy space trips but also be able to procure resources out side of the earth. In result, the investment will not be wasted.
It's a bit strange for me to talk about this to you. My single frineds got engaged one after another. It makes happy, but on the other hand, I have mixed feelings. I am not rushing into marriage.
This is the feeling that man can never understand.
>>825 If we can go into the space easily, We will not only enjoy a space travel, but also get extraterrestrial resources easily. Finally, It is not a bad investiment.
>>827 I hesitate to talk about such a matter to you. Single friends will get marry one by one. Though I'll celebrate them, I feel sad. I'm not eager to get married with some guys, though. Probably, Men don't recognize what I feel.
>>834 When I met you, we talked about earthquakes. Casually, I had an earthquake at 6:30AM next morning. The seismic intensity was only two, but I jumped out of the bed. Probably, you stayed the hotel and you might noticed it.
"My dad has new job assignment and we will be moving in end of March. I will e-mail you my new home address in April"
in business "We will be moving in end of March as my father is scheduled to be transfered to assume the new assignment. You will be informed of my new home address in April."
まぁ語順は特に重要ではないがbusinessの場合 I will tell you というよりYou will be informed とするのが常套だ
>>857 I'd like to ask you about L.A. today. I'm thinking of visiting there in a couple of years and I'd like to know what the crimes are like over there. Do you often feel insecure or dangerous living there? And how about discrimination?
>>876 I had a listen to your song on your site. I think it's such a unique song and I've never heard one like this before. The melody is so beautiful. I really liked it.
>>876 I had a listen to your song on the site, of course. I think it's such a unique song and I've never heard one like this before. The melody is so beautiful. I really like it.
He loves his best friend's wife, but he couldn't tell true thing. so,he careless unfriendly to her untill this time At the Christmas night,at last he confided his feeling to her.Then,dissapeared bad blood each other. And last cut,both of them look friendly. Just I felt happy end..
He loved his best friend's wife, but he couldn't tell her the truth. He had been short with her untill he confided to her that he was in love with her on the Xmas night. Since then, the awkward feelings that each of them had vanished and the two seemed happy together in the end. The movie really made me feel happy.
I was so moved by your kind mail that I read it over and over crying. It made me feel like I can do everything. It was totally unexpected that I would get that inspiring marl from you. I'm so damn happy. I have been able to work in a motivated mood since I made up my mind to come over to the U.S. to meet you.
I read your essay about Japan. I am really impressed how well you are familia with Japan. I think what you wrote reflects real Japan. I like the doll festival too. I bet your mom will love it too.
>>905 I read your essay on Japan. I'm really surprised that you know a lot about Japan. Japan is just what you described in it. I like doll festival very much too. I think your mother will also love it.
Songs are alike recently, but I get the feeling that yours are unique. I want to listen to your songs more. Please let me know of the date your new album is out.
Music today is all alike, but I don't think I can find music like yours anywhere else. I want to listen to more of your songs. If the release date of the album is decided, please let me know. >>918
I found you blog very interesting, very cool. I'll swing by occasionally. I also saw your dad's blog. It's as good as yours. I learned a lot of English words too.