Could you give me your rough estimate for the deliverly date of the first product I orderd. If you can delivery it soon, could you pack it togetehr with the product I am ordering now.
I've heard of the artist, but I've never heard the song. I'm thinking about searching for somewhere on the net where I can listen to his music. Recently, I've been listening to a Japanese singer by the name of ○○○. I've also been listening to a band from the U.K. called ○○○. They are awesome.
The Yakuza is an organization that follows the laws of "giri" (duty), "ninjo" (humanity) and "jingi" (Yakuza code of conduct). There are actually many normal people who look up to the Yakuza way of life. I too think that that Yakuza attitude is very cool. Yakuza do not take failure lightly. If a Yakuza messes something up, they have to cut off one of their pinkies. At one of my previous jobs, my boss was an ex-Yakuza and he was missing both of his pinkies. He was a great guy and very kind though.
Most Japanese have terrible teeth. When I was in middle school, I had my teeth straightened, but not only my teeth, my whole face changed dramatically (partially due to losing weight).
A few days ago, I went to a movie festival in my neighborhood. At the exhibition place the uniforms used by the actors in "Battle Royale" were on display. I attached a picture of them in this mail. I hope it gets to you ok.
I hope you find something soon. By the way, how is the economy doing over there? The economy is pretty bad here, so finding work is tough. I hear that the economy is turning around, but I can't tell.
I hope you find something soon. By the way, how's the economy doing over there? It's pretty bad here, so finding work is tough, but apparently things are turning around so the job market should be improving some, at least that's what I hear.
>>41 I hope you find a job soon. How is the economy over there? It's not easy to find jobs here because Japan is in recession. I hear that it's gradually improving though.
>>45 I didn't know that people in England hate Camilla so badly. Why do they hate her? I didn't know that Princess Charles had been in love with Camilla for so long either. I truly hope they will be happy. I want to see their wedding soon. Where will the wedding ceremony be held? At Westminster Abbey?
I'm really down and depressed right now. I can't think about anything. It's not like I have lost all hope and am in a state of despair or anything, but it's kind of like the feeling one gets when they fail an entrance exam or go through a break-up with someone.
You looked pale,when I met you the oter day. I've been worried about you ,and afraid you aren't well. I want you to become well,and be cheerfully as you were.
>>96 Can you tell me your husband's name? I don't think I got his name. I was amazed at your close check out on the matter of temples and shrines in advance.
As I didn't ask your and your husband's names, I'd like you to let me know them. I was impressed with what you had learned beforehand about temples and shrines.
>>101 基本単語:早送り→fastforward、巻き戻し→rewind Go ahead a bit/Fastfowrward a bit「もう少し先です」 Come back a bit/Rewind a bit「もう少し前のシーンです」 「もう少し巻き戻してください。」 「もう少し早送りしてください。」 この二つは上と同じだから省略。
>>118 Please refer to the followings in regard to the note I passed you before. I did a bit of research on the internet later and came up with them.
There will be an offetory event on the stage in the shrine premises. The event is made up of 7 different parts and it starts at noon and goes on till 4pm.
Ohayashi is a music played in Japanese traditional entertainments such as Noh, Kyogen, Kabuki, Nagauta and Yose. It counts as drams in modern music and also enlivens the show. In these entertainments percussion and wind instruments are commonly played. Some shows add singing and Shamisen, a string instrument.
119の続きなのですが 自信もないのになぜ英語を使うんだと言わないでください、私は"practice makes perfect"を信じています。 を So don't say "why you would write English without enough confident?",because I believe "practice makes perfect". と書こうと思ってますがやっぱり文法が変でしょうか?
>>136 I bought one of xxx's CD and have been listening to it while I drive. I know only a little about her; She used to be a hostess in Ginza before she started her music career. In 2001 She released her first album "xxx" from an Australian label, Mego and later became widely known as an noise artist. Do you know any thing else about her?
>>143 Later I searched in the internet the Japanese words on the badge you showed me and found out about it. You came to see the festival, right? Do you guys work together?
>>147 While you were in Kyushu after leaving Tokyo, we had a very big earthquake in Kanto region. It woke us up in the early morning. Did you experience earthquake during your stay in Japan?
>>149 Usually people are allowed to enter the building to see the ring from upstairs, also video is played to show Sumo on a big TV screen. Unfotunately the building is under construction in February and only the museum is available. It's not unusual to see many Sumo wrestlers strolling in the neighborhood. However, they must stayed home because of rain on the day. The dish I had is "Chanko nabe". Sumo wrestlers often eat this after early morning training session.
>>150 I took my sister's computer to repair and it hasn't been back yet. Next week my boyfriend is going to visit me to bring his laptop. I am looking forward to having the computer.
>>160 Yasuki bushi is a folk song preserved for long in Yasuki area of Shimane Prefecture. It is a lively song for celebration over drinks. The tune is coupled with a funny dancing called "Eel scooper", literally depicting scooping slipery eels with laughable moves.
sorry but i cant chat with u. my eng is so poor. and we live in different time zones. so i'm working while u have time to chat. and i can only use text. couz i dont have a mic. so i think u better go to find another chat frined. sorry.
>>167 I'm afraind that it would be difficult to chat with you because I cannot communicate in English without help. Also the time is a problem, too. While you are available, I work and when I have time, you are at shool. My computer doesn't have a microphone either, so we can only write to each other, not chat. Do you still want to go ahead then?
>>170 I've seen that movie before, I guess. Is that the one about a bunch of young people going to a haunted house and get scared the shit of them? That was a good fun. You can check out the trailer of xxx in the follwing link.
>>184 I have seen real Ferrari once befeore parked in front of an expensive restaurant in Roppongi. It's so smooth and sleek... I had a good look at all over the car. I wish I could own one some day.
>>79 I've seen real fella only once before. It was in front of an exclusive restaurant in Roppongi and was extremely gorgeous that I checked out the in and outside of it. I'd like to get fella sometime.
>>199 You always switch off your cell phone right after you get home, don't you? I think anyone feels suspicious about you if you do something like that.
I was hit by a car. The driver was talking with his mobile phone while I was riding a bike. I fall down to the street but the driver had gone without taking care of me. My back and legs hurt a lot.
>>209 This is called Java dance. Java dance is a royal dance which has been handed down in Java. This dance's character is properly described as its very slow movement. It may seem moving meditation.
>>209 It's called Java dancing, a traditional dancing appreciated in the Imperial court in Java. This dancing is known for its slow movement which can be described as meditation in motion.
>>215 I am not 100% sure, but xx was an movie about a prostitute, I guess. And yy was about some juvenile crime. I'll write to you more about the details of both movies after checking those websites.
>>217 Turning 20 this year, I'm still growing taller unlike normal Japanese people. It's getting inconvenient as I cannot find my size of clothes easily. I hope my body stops growing soon.
The remmitance term in my company is two months from B/L date. Therefore the mistake you awared a short time later, you should issue canceling inv (not debit note)
>>256 1.Classical Japanese dance (It is) Japanese traditional dance accompanied by a song and musical instruments such as shamisen.
2.Tsugaru-shamisen Shamisen is one of Japanese traditional musical instruments. There are several kinds of shamisen, and Tsugaru-shamisen is handed down in Tsugaru, Aomori. This shamisen weaves distinctive melodies and rhythms which are dynamic and subtle.
再び244です。establishedは確認とってみますが、前後の文章は 「The first section of the piece(measures 1-51)represents the creation of the primordial world in which forces of both good and evil are tablished.」 という文です。やはり最初の「es」が抜けているのでしょうか??? あと、「dwarves」も翻訳できませんでした。 「God Liki」→「神Liki」と翻訳ソフトで出ましたが、 神様が「リキ」という名前、という意味なのでしょうか・・・。 ヨロシクお願いします。
I was absent two times in a row for your lesson, because I had one business trip after another. Although I am here today, I'll be absent for weekend lesson because of business trip. I am disappoinding that I will not attend weekend lesson.
>>272 I was absent two times in a row for your lessen. two times なんて表現は無い。twice。覚えておこう。 週一回のレッスンじゃなかったら2週間はfor two weeksにすること。 「〜を休む」は be absent fromなので注意。for your lesson → from your lessons
because I had one business trip after another. もっと簡単にbecause I was so busy with business tripsでいいような・・・
I'll be absent for weekend lesson because of business trip. 来週も〜、が抜けてるが・・・? I must go on a business trip next week, so I'll be absent from the lesson this weekend.
I am disappoinding that I will not attend weekend lesson. disappointingは「(人を)落胆させる」 「(人が)落胆している」はdisappointed Your lesson is hard to prepare for but very fun. I'm disappointed that I cannnot attend the lesson.
As I go out while my PC is on, sometimes you may send me messages that I won't be able to reply as I'm outside, so I wanna just say sorry about if that happen. でいいっすかね? 添削お願いします。
>>289 What's your favorite manga? My favorite is ○○○'s ones. I heard his works are also available in English. You should read them when you get a chance. They are awesome.
>>342 I am glad to find that you understood my English in the previous email. I should learn English more to keep up. I sometimes make mistakes in English which happen to offend some people. Then I should learn it more not to make it happen.
>>352 I have not been to either Nagoya Castle or Mount Fuji yet. I would like to visit them some day. I have been to Himeji Castle. It was exquisite.
I believe that every single thing in the world possesses soul inside, especially old relics and mountains seem to me to have expressive emotions. They would tell us a lot if they spoke.
>>352 I've never been to Nagoya-jo (Nagoya-castle) or Mt.Fuji. I want to go there if I have the chance. I've been to Himeji-jo (Himeji-castle). It was unbelievably beautiful. I believe that everything that exists in this world has a spirit. I feel old buildings and mountains in particular have motherly feelings. I think it would be fun if I could communicated with castles and mountains.
>>371 I understood that you went to Indonesia for a matter related to the Tsunami disaster, but I could not understand what you actually did there. I can only guess you were some kind of chief officer as you mentioned "chief". Did you go there for work or as volunteer? Can you please explain about your trip to Indonesia again?
Thank you for takeing care of me the other day. Does the processing of the photos have been completed? If OK, please send me the scanned pictures of them. I am looking forward to seeing them.
>>438 I listened to ○○○ on the internet. That was a really great song. Regrettably, I couldn't listened to the whole song, since I could only sample version. At no distant date, I'm going to get the album which is including that song.
I was absent twice in a row from your lessons, because I was so busy with business trips. Although I am here today, I'll be absent for weekend lesson because of business trip. I must go on a business trip next week, so I'll be absent from the lesson next weekend. Your lesson is hard to prepare for but very fun. I'm disappointed that I cannnot attend the lesson.
>>451 It is true that more things get worse as the time goes by. One of the concerns I worry the most is that a lot of children have stress nowaday. When I was a child, most children including me had nothing to do with stress. I guess one of the reasons is that the way of communication has been changed in a negative way, and it is affecting children.
That's probably because you got too exhausted. Get back in good health again and respond me. By the way can you give me the address of your friend AA? I sent AA an email but it was sent back.
>>464 Considering a job in Japan as English teacher, you may come back to Japan some day. I am already looking forward to seeing you here again. In Japan there are more and more private English schools across the country, even in small rural towns. In my town there are a few English schools and I often see some English teachers from overseas. Thesedays the Japanese education systems are focusing more on conversation in regard to English education. It is common for students to have native English speaker at public schools. These teachers at public shools are usually employed by local municipalities to teach English during school terms and they learn Japanese during school breaks. Compared to English teachers at private schools, public school teachers seem to have more time to experience Japanese culture though participation in school and local events. Although daily Japanese conversation is the minimum requirement for those teaching positions, it's not too late to start leaning Japanese and try for these jobs.
I heard that the crearing process of Mr Kobayashi is rather unorthodox, namely he draws legs, then arms , next face and so on.
In his works of 1965, was his drawing sequecne quite same? So he drew legs first? Or was the order of drawing normal such that the first was face, the second a body then arms?
>>473 I know the name of the band XXX, because a friend's brother is a big fan of them. They are famous in Japan too. I will ask the friend to let me listen to their CD.
>>484 I took a photo of the custume. This is between you and me. Taking a photo was prohibitted there. I took it anyway, because there were few people at that time.
>>485 文章中の状況がよくつかめなかったのでちゃんと訳せてるか分かりませんが…。 It’s going to snow today, and there would be much snow tomorrow. Do you think you can go to Osaka tomorrow? You are used to having snow, but in Tokyo people panic because it seldom snows here.
外人の友人からこんな問いを受けました。 "I wonder if a Yakuza member with both pinkies is a sign of weakness and failure or a sign of not failing and succeeding in tasks?" 以下のように答えたいのですが英語が浮かびません、どなたか助けてください。
Usually, when a Yakuza member has both pinkies, it means they haven’t really messed up in the past and are still a member. And the reason of a Yakuza member with or without pinkies may differ among the groups. Because if the head (gang boss) is different, the rules some what differs too.
I would like to apply for your IEP. Could you give me the entry requirement and the tuition fee of the program? For your information, I intend to enroll in your undergraduate course after I successfully completed the IEP.
I would like to apply for your IEP. Could you give me the information about the entry requirement and the tuition fee? For your information, I also intend to enroll in your undergraduate course after I successfully complete the IEP.
>>551 Westword development was began mainly from St. Louise with a slogan "Manifest Destiny." "Manifest Destiny" is a belief that the United States' God-given destiny is to expand its property to the Pacifc Ocen side and become a continental state.
It has been snowing from early-morning today and there is snow as far as my eye can see. >>556 According to the forecast, it is going to snow tomorrow as well, and says that it is the heaviest snow fall in 7 years. It seldom snows heavy in Tokyo, so it is a mess here. People are having a fall on the sidewalks, and the trains (transportation) have been parlayed.
>>392 The exams are difficult, so I always try to remember the time when she was studying really hard on a much more difficult material than mine to cheer myself up. I think bringing back the memory of her will help me in many ways. I am glad she had a good influence on me. タブンデス
The examination is really tough for me. But I have been doing my best effort. I am motivated when I remember you are working hard on even more difficult one. That will have always motivated me. Thank you!
I just downloaded and listened to " (曲名) ". This is a really great tune, very much like a classical music piece done with an electric guitar. And his guitar technique is superb. Now I'm thinking of buying his album, but which one would you recommend?
>>392 Even though the exams are difficult, I'm trying hard as I think of her studying even harder than I am. I suppose/guess it will help/support me in many ways from now on as well. I'm glad I've had this positive influence. でどうでしょう?
>>587 I've just downloaded and listened to 曲名. This is a great tune, just like a piece of classical music played by the electric guitar, and his guitar technique is superb. I'm thinking of buying one of his albums, and which one would you recommend? 物凄いっていう風に言いたいんだったら、owesomeのほうがいいかも。
「Prince Charles と Camillaさん、なんかとても可哀想だなぁ。 彼らが何とかベストなかたちで結婚式を挙げる事が出来ればいいなぁ。 彼らの幸せそうな笑顔を早く見たいものです」
I really feel pity for Prince Charles and Camilla. I hope that they will be able to get married in the best way possible. I'm hoping to see them in full of smile.
>>592 I feel sorry for Prince Charles and Camilla. I hope there's a way for them to have a wedding, and I want to see their happy smiles (very) soon. get marriedだと結婚するってことで、式をあげるってことにはならないから weddingを使った方がいいね。
yetの前にwhich one to buyが入りますね。 すみませんでした。 そうするとwhich one ばっかになっちゃうからシンプルに I'm thinking of buying one of his albums. Which one do you recommend? でドウデショウカ??
>>608 I'm sorry I was not able to get back to you sooner. I'm terribly bussy these days. Believe me I will keep you posted. I hope you don't mind my delayed reply from time to time.
>>608 I'm sorry for not replying you earlier. I've been very busy lately, but I won't stop e-mailing you, so please don't worry even if my responses are late. てのはどう?
>>608 I'm sorry I couldn't reply you sooner. I've been so busy these days. So, please don’t worry even though you don’t hear from me right away. I will respond your Emails when I can make time.
In now, most of Japanese pubulic opinion is exchanged in Internet. Because the main media in Japan is storongly infuluenced benefit or course of the enterprise, as a result the news is very one-sided. But now, Japanese diet is going to consisted of law which limit pubulic opinion in Internet. For this low it is possible for goverment to oppress criticism This situation is same Japanese1940's.
>>619 The April fool’s Day over there sounds very fun! I think the scene of the teachers playing tricks on the students like that would make anyone to smile. The most impressive AFD was when I was in junior high. My older sister lied to me that there was a butterfly in my room. Because of her, I couldn’t get into my room until mid night.
>>610 Thanks for the link information to National Geographic. I suppose the National Geographic magazine is sold at a bookstore in my neighborhood. I will try to look for it in the weekend.
>>635 Thank you for sending me so many songs. "Stand Storm" was the only one I was able to receive, but I liked this song very much. I think I'll try and DL the other songs.
>>642 Of course I would like to meet you if you’re coming to Japan as an international student. I think you will master Japanese in a short time if you come here.
>>653 I think you are undergoing very valuable experience at this time. You seem to have learned more that what ordinary people can do throughout their lifetime. You will see the reason why I have come up with these impressions, when you read the paper listed below. Take your time because the paper is very long. I believe you will like it.
>>653 I think you are having a wonderful experience in your life right now. And you have already learned so many things a person can't learn in one life. If you would read the essay below, I'm sure you would understand why I believe so. This essay is very long, so it might be better if you read this when you have time. I'm sure you’ll enjoy (like) it.
>>678 I have a good idea. (I have a suggention for you.) If you want to master( learn) Japanese, why don't I write Emails more in Japanese? How much can you comprehend Japanese?
I have a suggestion for you. Do you want me to use more Japanese to help you improve your Japanese fluency when I write e-mails to you? Let me know how good you are in reading Japanese.
no shit Block told me bout that shit b4 u told me yo i got a idea someone come tolk 2 me n told me that `that shit gonna getting money real quick n i could i ware there man u could too` yall know that meanin aight the guy gonna take it off i mean he gonna get it
anyshit i dont giva crup bout that clew tolkin shit i aint got a min i g2g now
JJ gonna come get u aight holla at u l8r b cool man
>>691 It's 3am there? Do you always stay up that late? I think you can do that because you're still young, but I would be happy if you went to bed earlier. I worry about your health you know?
>>700 Of course you are a wonderful person because of your great sagacity (?), but I think the parents who brought you up like that shares the credit too. What are your parents like? And, do you have siblings?
>>755 This season's finally come. This is the time when everyone becomes a hero, and every single memory is made. I will make our memory with you. Holding our hands and walking along the beach, doing fireworks, looking at stars and kissing. It wouldn't matter even if there's nothing. For now, I only need this sea and you. This would make the best and unforgettable memory for me, coz I'm in love with you. only you and the sea of summer... どうでもいいけど、凄い甘いな!
>>776 I was surprised to know that there is such a handsome, smart politician like you. I have lots of things I want to ask you... But what was your motive to be a politician?
>>783 I saw your site ○○○. I loved it. The design and the content are awesome, and I like the profile of XXX, of course. I'll visit your site frequently.
>>792 Do you know this e-mail was translated in 2ch? If not, remember that all the e-mail I have written and will write to you is translated someone on 2ch.
>>798 I am in Sendai in Miyagi-prefecture which is the Northern partn of Japan. I have to be here on business from next Monday to Wednesday. That's why I'm here now. This is the first time I came to Sendai, so I planned to go for a sightseeing around Sendai before Monday. I have been here since Saturday. I would love to go for XXX if I could. But thanks for asking anyway.
何に誘われたか分らないけど、どこかに行くのかなと思ってそういう風に訳しました。 そうじゃなかったら、 I appreciate your offer. Thanks for asking anyway.
>>801 The night clubs and parties in the States seem to be so much fun. I always thought so every time I saw those in American movies. I want to try those sometime...
801 when i watch an american cinema, i think "parting and clubing in states" seem to be so funky and cool" i wish i could join it! イギリス人チックに訳してみましたけど。。どう?
>>814 I'm sorry that we couldn't see the “Kabuki” play this time. The world of Kabuki has a hereditary system, which is a custom that the son takes over the father’s name that died. For example, there is a distinguished family that continues as many as ten-odd generations. The name Kanzaburo Nakamura is one of them. “Oneri” was done in the place where we met about a week ago. “Oneri” is a type of parade. Because the actor Kankuro Nakamura took over his father‘s name, Kanzaburo Nakamura, they concurrently had a name announcement with the “Oneri.” When they reached the final distenation, Sensou-ji temple, they prayed for the successful future. After that they had their pictures taken by the press. I wish I could have been there to see it. But, luckly, a friend of mine who lives nearby took the pictures for me. This actor is positively working on new things while carrying on the tradition of art in Japan, “Kabuki.” Last summer he performed in NY! There are no plans for this year, but it seems like they are going to be performing again next year. I will inform you when details are in.
>>821 This morning, I mistakenly used the cleansing form instead of toothpaste to brush my teeth. My mouth still feels so disgusting! I think the packages of the toothpastes and the cleansing forms in Japan looks almost identical (the same).
>>821 I brushed my teeth with face cleansing foam this morning and I still feel weired in my mouth. The packages of face cleansing foam and the ones of toothpaste in Japan look too alike.
Your proposal sounds interesting. Right now, I have no conrete knowledge of your idea,so I cannot answer you at this stage.There are some anxieties I have about your proposal.I also am considerably busy with the task of the company.In my working days, I work late in night. Usually I am home at 10 and take dinner, the sleep. Even in holidays such as Saturday,Sunday,I work at office almost half of holidays. I wonder if my English can keep up with your proposal. Even in writing this English, it has taken as much as 30 minutes.What can i do for you?
>>834 I work untill late in night. Usually I am home around 10pm and have dinner, and then go to bed(sleep). Even on the weekends, I work at the office almost half of the time. I wonder if my English skills are good enough for your proposal. Because, even writing this email(?), has been taking me 30 minutes. What would you like me to do for you?
>>621 I thought having card exchange custom is really nice. In Japan, we don't have much chance to express our affection;probably, shyness bothers us to do so. We still have 'tacit understanding' which understand each other without words. However, I thought expressing affection by words is nice too. We can confirm trust and relief towards family if we regulary express our affectionair.
How many hours do you usually work one day? Do you think English is a difficult language? Do you play gambling? Have you ever heard about any Japanese monster or ghost? Do you have any job in your mind which you want to do except for your current one?
>>853 How many hours a day do you work? Do you think English is a difficult language? Do you every gamble? Do you anything about Japanese ghosts and ghost stories? Is there some job you would like to have, other than your current one?
>>855 Cherry blossoms are going to fully bloom in about a month. The Ueno Kouen and the Chidorigafuchi are of the best places to see cherry blossoms in Japan. Viewing cherry blossoms at night is also great as well as in daytime. You are living near the Megurogawa, right? You can also see the nice cherry blossoms planted along the river. The sakuramatsuri is held at the Churyuhiroba beside the river every year. This year it's going to be on sunday 3 April.
Late in this month, Aichi world expo will start for six months. Surprisingly, my company gave me a pair of invitation ticket and round trip flight ticket. So, I will go back Aichi few days to see the expo. I'm really looking forward to see my friends and family. The expo has Great Britain section too. The theme is world ecology. I heard the pavilion has a large garden. I can't wait! I'm gonna take many pictures.
"The Universe is a yawning chasm, filled with emptiness and the purile meanderings of sentience." "He lies...As do we all..." "It is of no matter, for the power I will wield on my return will crush all that oppose me."
Chattur'gha:"Its power cannot be defined in terms you understand." Xel'lotath:"How can you, a mere mortal comprehend what that entity represents, or what power it can wield?" Ulyaoth:"Never underestimate the power of Mantorok. Even in death it corrodes all about itself."
"Mantorok... Keeper... Overseer... Warden of Ancients...Chaos"
The Expo 2005 Aichi will be held from the end of this month to the end of September. Surprisingly, my company gave me a pair of tickets to the expo and a pair of round-trip plane tickets to Aichi as well. So, I'm going back to Aichi for a few days next month. I'm really looking forward to seeing my friends and family there. The expo will have the UK pavilion, of course, and its theme will be "Inspiration from Nature." I heard the pavilion will have a large woodland garden. I can't wait! I'm gonna take a lot of pictures and show you when I'm back.
>>909 So, the SCE score influences one's future career and school life. That's very interesting. We don't have such a thing in Japan. In Japan, the scores of your exams and performance in school are what you are evaluated on for your future placement. Also, we have to pass the entrance exam of the high school or college you want to go in order to be a student there. These exams are very hard. You could say passing these exams is the only motive for Japanese students to study. It's a lot harder to enter a school than graduating from a school here in Japan.
>>926 I now live in Takaogi, a town in Ibaraki prefecture. I came here to work for the subsidiary of my company from February through July. Since it takes almost two hours from Tokyo to Takaogi by train, I moved to an apartment that locates within ten minutes drive to my office. Though Saturday and Sunday should be my nonworking days, I have to work on most of Saturdays. I can go back to Tokyo only once a month, and that day is the only day when I can forget all my hard working. Thank you for inviting me to your dinner. How happy I would be if I could have your homemade dishes! But now as I wrote above, I'm in tough situation. It would be my great pleasure if you could wait until my work be settled down.
>>919 Please let me know the length and width of this belt (both S and M size). Also let me know the minimum and maximum length from the top of the belt to the holes. I mean "the minimum" for "the tightest hole", and "the maximum" for "the loosest hole". (both S and M size)
>>947 Incidentally, the newly designed bills began to be circulated here in Japan last November. The machines that can process the new bills said to sell quite well. Your parent Japanese company appears to be making good money. They will pay an extra dividend for this term to their shareholders.
we have to fight to live through. fighting is fighting! you picked the fight and i took it up. ぼこるって何?殴ること? i'm gonna beat u up completely!! 反逆だ!は仕返しだ!でいいの?
Now I am facing a terrestial alien. The alien is bending forward, has white head, four eyes and three legs. It calls itself "Gee". I looked around. There were many alines who looked like "Gee" but with slightly different colored head or two eyes or two legs. I realized something was wrong and stood in front of the mirror. I was green from head to feet and had three eyes. I realized at last. They were not aliens but people from earth, the alien was me.