Chat in English (英語で雑談) Part 47

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2名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 04:41:35
I got 1000 in the last thread.

By bad joke do you mean "not very funny" or do you mean "dirty" ?

If it's the latter, it'll have to wait until I'm at home and not
doing this on an office computer.
3subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 04:42:54
you know whats really bad
is when you're all alone and isolated
and you starts to think that youre special
that you have some special abilities etc
4ignorance ◆u3CudPDzYA :2006/04/27(木) 04:44:00
>>2
That's VERY bad one!
You are at work and 2ch-ing on the sly!
5subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 04:44:24
you got to fight for your life.
why europe is in danger? because european people are lazy.
they forget their european pride and history(this is not
nationalism in any ways) they should fight to rise europe from ruins
or some evil countries could enslave europe
6Kylin:2006/04/27(木) 04:44:47
I used to think that I could float in the air while sleeping, sometimes.
7subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 04:45:03
let's build powerfull europe TOGETHER lol
j/k
8名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 04:45:17
>>3
I don't think that's bad, more like human nature. Everybody wants
to think that they're special in some way, because it makes the
mundane aspects of everyday life seem bearable when they get to you.
If people didn't think this way (or want to think this way), then
nobody would ever read or write novels, manga, plays, etc.
9subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 04:46:09
do you know indie band MU? (MU = jap girl + black guy)
it is about a j-girl who was all alone in london
a japanese girl
all alone
in london
10ignorance ◆u3CudPDzYA :2006/04/27(木) 04:46:32
Now I have to go and save the world.
It was nice talking to you.
Farewell.
(´;ω;`)
11Kylin:2006/04/27(木) 04:46:37
So, what kind of special ability do you guys want to have?
12名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 04:47:08
>>4
Not really. My bosses know that I surf the net (a lot), because
they don't give me enough work to do. I just have to make sure not
to visit anything inappropriate when I'm here.
13Kylin:2006/04/27(木) 04:47:27
>>9
Never heard of it.
14subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 04:49:27
this is a perfect example of "lonliness drives monster"
http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0002W19MY.01._SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg
15subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 04:50:30
16Kylin:2006/04/27(木) 04:51:07
Has any of you seen this word?
"Aequeosalinocalcalinoceraceoaluminosocupreovitriolic"
17subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 04:52:21
dream life:
on a fashion week there was a girl(photographer) she is from america.
she is 40yr old. so started to do photos on fashion weeks when
she was 20. now she is 40. she travelled all around world with
from one fashion week to another...
18Kylin:2006/04/27(木) 04:52:21
>>14-15
The lyrics seems interesting, but her face does not. :)
19subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 04:55:17
>>16
lol no :)
20subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 04:57:01
henry VIII had good abilities but it is cleary that he had a secondrate M I N D
so some stupid guys need a girl who would control them.
haha
21Kylin:2006/04/27(木) 04:57:38
I was also told about another word
"lpadotemachoselachogaleokranioleipsanodrimhypotrimmatosilphioparaomelitokatakechymenokichlepikossyphophattoperisteralektryonoptekephalliokigklopeleiolagoiosiraiosiraiobaphetraganopterygon"
but I haven't been able to find its explaination on the web
22Kylin:2006/04/27(木) 05:00:42
Arh... time to bed...
Glad to see a new board starting, good job Ladies and Gentlemen, keep
up the good work!!

Night :D
23subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:02:49
look at this
http://www.fuk.co.uk/fashion/catwalk/lfw-aw05/as.html
this designer is so great that I had no words.
he have a long story.
he went to london to study from INDIA. he studied in st martins
then he went to paris to work in some big fashion company
but someone stole his portfolio and all his money...
so he come back to london and started his own label...
what a man....
24subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:05:47
I can spend endless amounts of time
searching web for a images, patterns, abstract lineart
while listening to the music from all around the world
maybe I really need to go to fashion school.
some things really fascinates me
25subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:07:37
hey everyone
do you like the fairytale "SNOW QUEEN"???
26subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:09:08
I couldn't believe he wasn't there that day--
The clown, who couldn't show his true face
If your dreams come true
It won't be because of anyone but yourself
You choose to run
Even on the days when the wind blows hard
27名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 05:12:28
>>24
Follow your dreams, and make them come true

>>25
I haven't read or seen The Snow Queen in ages, although I recall
that NHK animated it a couple years ago.
28subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:12:36
I know I am a little obsessed about myself,
but look
this is about 18 years of my life.
Blown by a dry wind, I walk alone until I reach that sky of oblivion.
I'm searching for a grey and beautiful feeling.
Becuase I can't erase my footprints my frustration builds
I'm searching for a blank white and wonderful feeling.
Only my rhapsody is a clue (to the whereabouts of my feelings)
I always closed myself off saying "its all just repeats anyway"
holding in my heart a story after all the ice has melted away.
That's why under the velvet sky I can hear a voice singing.
Evading a pointless depression, I can hear my voice.
If a cold rain falls I light a cigarette
I'll make it through ok.
I want to push myself to live but I still remember
The story that I hold today that was written when I was still a prisoner.
That's why under the velvet sky I can hear a voice singing.
Evading a pointless depression, I can hear my voice.
In that velvet sky that spins in vain, I'm sure I can hear a voice
becuase in this brilliant and sad sky, I can hear my voice.
Someone said it's easier to give up,
I thought to myself "That's the exact opposite of what I want"
I was always confused saying "it all just repeats anyway"
but I still hold this story in my heart, which may never be completed.
That's why under the velvet sky I can hear a voice singing.
Evading a pointless depression, I can hear my voice.
In that velvet sky that spins in vain, I'm sure I can hear a voice
because in this soft and sad sky, I can hear my voice.
I BELIEVE ME, I TRUST ME, I BELIEVE MY LIFE
29名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 05:14:32
>>23
You should hit the bittorrent sites and find episodes of "Project
Runway" (US Series)and "Project Catwalk" (UK Series). They're about
young designers getting weekly challenges, and the prize is a showing
at one of the big fashion weeks (New York/London). Some of the
stuff they come up with is really creative, and some of it is just
ugly, but when they have two days to make an outfit...
30subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:15:43
>>29
tnx lol :)
31subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:18:35
talking about succesful people
do you know famous fashion company DOLCE&GABBANA??
it is just 2 faggots. one went to the florence when he was 19
he had no money, no education, he was a fag all he had is just his dream
another one was a arch. school drop-out. he worked at small textile
store. so together they started their own brand and look,
they are famous and rich
32subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:19:38
Sitting under a big tree, I waited
I want to see a clear sky
Shivering a little from the cold, I'm all alone
But I'm not lonely, I'm fine, really

You see, it's a mysterious love that never fades
I remember and I feel warm

I won't run away
It's surely time for me to accept it
You see now! I'll be here
33subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:20:23
even I am not japanese
I do like some japanese music.
for example THE PILLOWS. their lyrics are nice.
34subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:22:34
WAITING IN CARS
CAN'T GET YOU FAR
35subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:23:49
and any girl would instantly fell in love with me after she reads
all my bullshit
36subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:24:44
She's a girl
The anesthesia didn't do a thing
And she's crying on the examination table
Apple pipe smoking
Headed for a blurry world
37subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:28:59
america is a land of businessmans
38subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:35:01
hey eggplant, I wonder
why are you staying in your basement watching anime?
you can work on a shitty job just for some money
and you can spend it on travels.
be an eUrO TrasH AzNboY
39subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:37:40
if kafka were alive he would be a fence
40subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:39:22
Confused and lost, I cried
In the corner of the toy store
When I realized my mom was gone
Even though a stranger spoke so kindly to me
I couldn't hear a word he said
Even now, an anxious feeling, like that
Unbearable incident, still lingers in me
How sad, no one came to find me
Lost child! The announcement never came
Beyond the door there are no promises
But let's go, a new morning is here
In a blissful daze, I kept pedalling on my bike
Riding with you
Until we reached a faraway place
We had nothing, but every day was wonderful
I thought things would never change
The pages of my photo album are filled with your smiling face
But you're somewhere far away now, you haven't even sent a letter
Today is the birth of a new me
I'll start by retaking those precious photographs
Without extinguishing the flame of those beautiful memories
A new morning is here
Even now, an anxious feeling, like that
Unbearable incident, still lingers in me
How sad, no one came to find me
Lost child! The announcement never came
Beyond the door there are no promises
But let's go, a new morning is here
Another morning
Another morning
Happy rebirthday!
41subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:44:36
When we were still playing pretend, like kids
I dreamed I was flying through the sky
The real future was frightening
And I wished I could stop time
A desperate and naive promise was
Lost in the pain of imagination
Once again from a tiny window
A transparent light shone on me
Lying down next to that warm body
I watched the invisible sky
This boring, peaceful-like existence
Day by day somehow became more and more pleasant
nowhere
42subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:45:40
I keep sinking
I just want to go under, like a deep sea fish
You know, I wonder why
I don't want anything
When we put on adult faces
Our laughter was melancholy
Even though we made walls out of words
The tears dripped a little
We were confused, we knew we were lying
And our hurt feelings were frozen
nowhere
We know
We can't deal with
A world without sadness
But we're still loooking for it
nowhere
I keep sinking
I just want to go under, like a deep sea fish
You know, I wonder why
I just don't want anything
nowhere
I'm hiding
So that my last scream won't be heard
Right now, I'm nowhere
43subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:49:02
Through the empty days
I'm waiting
I've had nightmares about the tedious ticking of a watch
I'm waiting for something
My head is down, the only thing that keeps me going
Is just a hopeful observation
So I don't care about the reality

I wanna drink up some easy consolation, Self control
It's boring, but maybe I'll just line up the empty cans in my room
I remember the night we kissed, Self control
I'll count sheep so I'll sleep tonight too

one two three four five
six seven eight nine

The traffic jam
Was like water still as death
Even if you throw a stone
You won't see any expanding ripples
Everybody hides their true heart
And laughs from behind a mask
I'll play Pierrot and be waiting for you

I wanna drink up some easy consolation, Self control
It's boring, but maybe I'll just line up the empty cans in my room
I remember the night we kissed, Self control
I'll count sheep so I'll sleep tonight too

one two three four five
six seven eight nine
44subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:50:54
45subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 05:52:21
coinlockers babies
46名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 06:02:10
where you from?
47subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:03:47
this is secret.
48subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:04:59
please tell me.
this girl is very beautiful.
http://www.theblowup.com/fallwinter2005/thekiss/index.htm
49subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:05:37
>>48
PS: I look a lot like her.(I Am a guy)
50subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:07:33
ok. I can tell you where I am from.
I am from my mother.
51subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:11:04
At this point in time
You should read between the lines
A kick in the shin
A punch in the chin
Where to begin
52subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:13:56
I looked in the public room
He was reading a book,
With only one page
Asked him his age
Said he was fine
His hearing's not as good as mine
Glue your eyelids together
Your eyelids together
Glue your eyelids together
Your eyelids together
She was a neat piece
Handy with a smack
We were walking fronto to back
Never the less
She was a mess
A last ditch effort is always the best
I saw him once again
He was playing a game,
With only one piece
He bent over to the left
I kicked the table hard
I must confess
She throws things out,
She doesn't want people to see
She vacuums it up
It's never enough
Can't take a step without falling down
It's always the same
No one to blame
Her position to His positiion
His position to Her position
53subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:16:35
In my nite life I don't think twice,
everything is so nice
Loving in the luxury of the nite life,
everything is alright
Blinding by the headlites,
driving past midnite

Looks like a still life

Give me something cheap,
not enough sleep
Which one do i keep?
You are my nite life

Nite life, brite lite, hold tight,
turn right, turn left, like that
Bright light

In my nite life I don't think twice
everything is so nice
Loving in the luxury of the nite life,
everything is alright
Blinding by the headlights,
driving past midnite

Looks like a still life

Give me something cheap,
not enough sleep
Which one do i keep?
You are my nite life
54subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:18:16
you're on the phone, you're all alone
i look at you, i look at you
cry
binoculars on my eyes
how come no one's over?

you're on the phone, you're all alone
hand to phone, hand to phone
she talks to you in monotone
why can't i come over?

hand to phone.
55subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:19:15
56名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 06:25:02
村上龍読んだの?
57subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:25:46
あっちへ行きやがれ
58subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:26:29
私は社長と話してもよいですか?
59subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:28:58
単に私が外国人であるので、私は嫌いにしないでください。
60subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:32:06
私は、東京の市長が国家主義者であると聞きました。
それは東京のようなあれほど大きい都市が彼のようにそのような邪悪な人によって治められるまさしくそのベッドです。
61subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:33:10
日本人の民族は日本映画が好きですか?
62subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:35:12
私は、毎年日本人の男生徒と女生徒の多くが彼女らの人生で非常に困難な時間を経験したのを知っています。
それは受験地獄と呼ばれます。 彼らが考えるすべてはただ試験です。
試験に落第した人々の中にはただ自殺する人もいます。
これは非常に奇妙です。
63subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:36:28
日本人の人々に好意的でありたいと思います。 しかし、私に好意的になるように日本の人々必需品をしてくださいか? とにかく、
それは私が英語で書くのではなく、日本語でメッセージを書いている理由です。
64subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:38:20
現世はお金に関するものです。 現在、私には、日本語を私に教えることができた個人的な教師のためのお金がありません。 これは私の日本語の技能がとても悪い理由です。
しかし、あなたは私の日本語がわかりますか? 私に答えてください、そして、あなたは私に手段に大いに答えます。
65subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:39:38
私は終わりました。私の真夜中は日本語で練習されます。 皆、ありがとうございます。
66名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 14:27:47
I'd like to make my position clear about the issue.
67Kylin:2006/04/27(木) 14:56:40
>>66
What issue?
68名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:04:11
>>67
Whether to let him go on to come along or to banish him from here.
69名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:05:13
My hair smells of 異臭.
70名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:07:20
Put some shampoo on your hair, wash it, and rinse it, please.
71名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:10:41
Who cut the cheese!?
72名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:17:23
Who sucked my cock?
73名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:18:21
No one did.
74名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:19:33
You can suck my cock, but my cock is considerbly large, you are hard to suck it.
75名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:20:24
Mine is bite size.
76名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:22:37
very wanna insert my cock into tenkarin
77名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:25:25
Have you heard about Benny so far? Benny is a singer.
She says she is a native English speaker.
In fact, her father comes from the US (mother Japanese). No wonder she speaks
English. For the most part in her life, she's used the langueage, I guess, at least
she told us in public that she had lived in America on and off until she became 14 years old.
A total amount of 7 years of English education made her a good English speaker.
Now she appears on a TV program as an M.C.
In my opinion, she not only speaks English, but also looks really cute. If you haven't seen
the program yet, I recommend to you to tune in. You'll be fascinated by her. Trust me.
78名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:25:26
Fukuhara Ai isn't a pretty athlete, isn't she?
Fukuda Saki is pretty girl, isn't she?
Jyunichiro Koizumi isn't a competent stateman, is he?
You are NEETs, aren't you?
79名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:26:52
>>77
But she is mine. You have to put up with slut idol Yukorin.
80名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:27:52
What're you saying?
Fukuhara Ai looks cute. Your eyes are malfunctioning, I'd say.
81名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:28:54
>>79
So I heard. You don't know what she's really like, do you?
82名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:33:04
>>80
You make me sick. I think you love Mrs Soga,too...
>>81
Benny is still a virgin, waiting for giving me her virginity, But Yukorin threw it away in her younger age.
83名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:34:59
Fukuhara surprised me when she interpreted into Japanese what a Chinese table tennis player said.
Flying to China many times a year as a child, Fukuhara got the hang of speaking Chinese. She's overcame
the language barrier at least, though I don't know about the cultural barrier. When she was interviewed by
a Chinese anchorman, she answered to him in tears.
84名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:37:10
>>82
I don't see what you are getting at. What's she got to do with Ms Soga?
85名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:37:28
Asada Mao is a real beautiful skater. Plus she is a virgin.
86名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:39:16
>>83
He really was nasty. I think he hated Japanese.
87名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:39:56
>>84
She resembles Mrs Soga at all.
88名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:40:07
>>85
To me, Kim Yuna looks better. She's a real stunner.
89名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:41:35
>>87
In what point? She doesn't resemble her even a bit, does she?
90名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:42:29
>>88
I can get both. But you can get neither. You must marry Tsukada Maki, who is a stunner fattest judo fighter!
91名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:43:13
Sorry, I'm off for a while. I'll be back. Hold.
92名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:43:44
>>89
Put on your glasses! She often resembles Mrs Soga. Do you know Mrs Soga?
93名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:45:51
I wanna wank now.
94名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:46:26
>>92
In what point? You wanted to say she's as tall as her?
95名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:48:07
I say about her face , not her height!
96名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:50:56
I feel like wanking now. Would you please give me some Okazu pictures?
97名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 15:58:56
>>95
You didn't mention their looks, did you?
Anyway, they both look different. Why don't you have your eyes operated?
98名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 16:01:31
>>90
You go ahead. I haven't heard even that name.
99名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 16:10:46
>>92
Of course, not. Do you know what "to know someone" means?
100名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 16:31:15
Fukuhara is a famous table tennis player with a good command of English.
She has been featured since her childhood. As she grow older, she is becoming
more pretty.
101名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 16:33:53
NO, I mean, Chinese.
102名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 16:36:19
このスレはめちゃくちゃに英語っぽく書いてる馬鹿ヒッキーの自演祭りだね。
読むと英語の勉強に悪影響だw
103名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 16:39:02
No one backed me up at first, but eventually I talked everyone into
goint along with my plan.
104名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 16:40:58
Who's Fukuda Saki?
105名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 16:45:50
We will hold our own against anyone who speaks ill of posters here that can't write back in English.
106名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 16:49:00
Emma's maniac guy has gone.
107名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 16:52:52
I wish he would get married to her. He was deeply in love with her.
I haven't met anyone who love someone that much.
108名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 16:54:18
The media says Horiemon, the former president of LD, will be set free
for almost 300 million yen.
109名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 16:56:18
Do you think he will plead he's not guilty?
110名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 17:06:04
According to the news, when Otobe Ayako heard he would be let free,
she said she felt superhappy.
111Kylin:2006/04/27(木) 20:10:16
There are reports on the net saying Fukuhara Ai fancies a table tennis
player from China name's Wang Liqin.
112名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 20:12:32
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ Well, go on.
113名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 20:13:35
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ Have a seat.
114名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 20:16:21
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ Talk to me.
115Kylin:2006/04/27(木) 20:19:50
>>114
Still wondering what to talk about...
116名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 20:21:49
>>115
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ Talk about your romance, honey.
117Kylin:2006/04/27(木) 20:25:28
I used to fancy a girl before I went studying abroad, it was like around
6 years ago... She was my classmate in junior school, and was sitting right behind me.

I met her again last month, we went out for dinner, I was still nervous.
118名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 20:27:27
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ Um, continue.
119Kylin:2006/04/27(木) 20:30:58
...well...I used to be quite obsessed with her after my junior graduation,
it went on for a few years.

But as time goes by, I start to think less about her, cuz I thought I should
do something in my career before I return to her and we'll have good times
with each other from then on.
120名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 20:44:03
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ And then?
121名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 20:53:16
Oh there is a new thread for "Chat in English".
122名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 21:02:15
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ Sweet dreams, honey.
123Kylin:2006/04/27(木) 21:21:22
Sorry out for dinner following by sports, see ya later
124名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 22:19:22
Wow, I wake up to 90 new posts.

I forgot to post my joke last night, too; I'll have to do it when I get
home tonight.

/My dog has no nose.
/How does he smell?
/Awful!
125名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 22:22:19
>>124
Aiful?
126名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 22:24:24
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~  I'm very free now.
             Let's taiking with me
127 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/27(木) 22:27:33

"A pun is the lowest form of humor--when you don't think of it first."
----Oscar Levant
128 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/27(木) 22:29:00

"Of puns it has been said that those most dislike who are least able to utter them."
----Edgar Allan Poe
129名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 22:29:55
>>127
"Aiful is awful" pun sounds really inventive, doesn't it?
130 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/27(木) 22:31:46
Yeees, I'm having pun tonight!
131 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/27(木) 22:42:59

How do you say ぎゃふん in English?
ttp://babelfish.altavista.com/ answerd:
ぎ ゃ droppings

How do you say ギャフン in English?
ttp://babelfish.altavista.com/ answerd:
Gear hmm
132 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/27(木) 22:47:51
I love this search engne.
ttp://scholar.google.com/
133 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/27(木) 22:53:08
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ I HATE SMOKERS.
134 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/27(木) 22:58:14
(;´^ิω^ิ) This thread is dominated by me.
135 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/27(木) 23:06:37
(;´◕ω◕) What is the limit of consecutive posting of this board?
136 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/27(木) 23:08:13
(;´◠ω◠) Maybe five times.
137 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/27(木) 23:11:23
( ♥ω♥) This is ridiculously beautiful.
138 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/27(木) 23:18:04
[END]
139名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 23:25:33
The greatest English pun ever:

There were rumours of anti-Castro pigeons hanging around near Bars in
Houston when Kennedy was shot. They kept saying "Coup, Coup".
140 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/27(木) 23:31:22
Very smart in a dark European way.
141名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 23:33:39
We have many idol fans here.
Who loves to get the ball rolling?
142 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/27(木) 23:35:25
Yes, I'm very idle.
143ながい?けいこともうします、仕事さぼっても主査:2006/04/27(木) 23:45:27
話せないなー・・・どいちゅご。ふぅ・・・。
今日はレッスン途中で泣きたくなったよ。
帰りに慰めてもらって・・・、このシチュエーション、
レベルアップ直後恒例行事? 
しかし、既に直後じゃないんですけどー。ふえーん。

>>みんな、Aちゃんの有名人になったこと言ってくれない、私の美貌にしってしているからです。

144名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/27(木) 23:50:45
Do you know of K-tan?
145名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 00:33:25
このスレはめちゃくちゃに英語っぽく書いてる馬鹿ヒッキーの自演祭りだね。
読むと英語の勉強に悪影響だw
146Kylin:2006/04/28(金) 00:42:35
>>145
what's スレ mean? i've seen it a few times
147Kylin:2006/04/28(金) 01:11:35
hmmm... no answers
seems like it's not a very nice word
148名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 02:36:54
what happened?

the flow of this thread is very speedy.
149Kylin:2006/04/28(金) 02:52:06
>>148
I have no idea either

...seems like we have some music lyrics to enjoy
150名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 02:59:22
>>148

The thread tends to have slow times and rapid bursts. It doesn't
show a very consistent traffic pattern.
151Doctor Nick:2006/04/28(金) 03:27:44
The new name for the Nintendo Revolution is "Wii".

"Wee" is slang for "Urine" in English.
152Kylin:2006/04/28(金) 03:33:10
>>151
Xbox 360
PS3
'Wee'

which one would you buy?
153名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 03:33:45
    ∧_∧ ・・・・・・・・・・・・・
    < `Д´ >     ∧_∧
   /    \    < `Д´ >  ・・・・・・・・・・・・・
__| |     | |_   /    ヽ、
||\  ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄   / |   | |
||\\        (⌒\|__./ ./       このスレッドは    
||  \\       ~\_____ノ|           おはようから、おやすみまで、暮らしを邪魔する在日
.    \\ ________\        捏造一筋、チョン日新聞
.     \||      ____||    /    お口の悪臭 キムチ
.       || ̄ ̄ ̄|\____\ /    あしたのゴミ 捨民党
154名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 03:37:51
지상 최고의 밴드, 버즈 
155名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 03:40:52
>>154
히딩크 "한국팀 다시 해낼 것" 수원-부산
등 안정환 모시기 전쟁 안정환·송종국
"태극호가 보이네” 차두리 “홈구장서
열리는 토고전 꼭 뛰고파”
지구촌 곳곳서 드러나는 ‘킬러본색’
156名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 03:45:17
145 :名無しさん@英語勉強中 :2006/04/28(金) 00:33:25
このスレはめちゃくちゃに英語っぽく書いてる馬鹿ヒッキーの自演祭りだね。
読むと英語の勉強に悪影響だw

수원-부산 등 안정환 모시기 전쟁
157名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 03:46:15
>>155
조재진이 가장 나을 것 같다
158名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 03:49:13
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~세계 놀라게할 '밑그림'
159名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 03:51:07
       _  ∩.     _  ∩.     _  ∩.     _  ∩.     _  ∩.     _  ∩.  
     ( ゚∀゚)彡  ( ゚∀゚)彡  ( ゚∀゚)彡  ( ゚∀゚)彡  ( ゚∀゚)彡  ( ゚∀゚)彡 
     (  ⊂彡.   (  ⊂彡.   (  ⊂彡.   (  ⊂彡.   (  ⊂彡.   (  ⊂彡  
KOREA RULES
160名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 03:52:15
아드보 전술의 핵심
             _ ,−、  _       ,ヘ
             / `i .ノ / ヽ     /.  i                  ∩___∩
           _人_.ノ/  | _,,ゝ-──- ,,_ ヽ、                | ノ --‐'  、_\
         /    ll    ,|ノ          ヽ  〈〈〈〈 ヽ     、   / ,_;:;:;ノ、  ● |
        /      |!、  i           ●   ヽ  〈⊃  }     ,,・_  |    ( _●_)  ミ
      /      ./ ヽ./ ● (_●_ )    * ミノ`   , ;  , ’,∴ ・  ¨彡、   |∪|   ミ 
  .  /      /i    { *  ヽ  lヽ、__.  j´    j  、・∵ ’   /      ヽノ ̄ヽ
    !.      /  l.  彡、      ヽj`ー、_ `ー、   /       /        /\ 〉
    ヽ、   /     !    ヽ          `ー-'  Ο
      ` ー´      '、
161名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 04:11:11
基地外乙w
162名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 05:14:17
JBL RULES!
163名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 05:55:50
Good morning!
But I had all night,hahaha.
Why...? I watched Best Hit USA.
It's very very interesting TVprogram.
When songs I know cast,Im so excited.
but today's nothing.Oh my god!Hahaha...sorry.
Im sleepy〜
Ill be end here,bye
164名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 08:32:14
What do you think if I try memorizing a news report in order to learn English?
Is it an effective way?
165名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 09:09:26
>>164
Why "memorize a news report"? I would recommend you to buy an inexpensive
English magazine and read it through. They give you a living example of
today's English. On the other hand, news resports' style of writing is
rather formal. Moreover, a good magazine gives you an incentive to continue
the reading. After all, it is the most important factor to keep you
motivated. A mere daily news report lacks that.
166名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 09:19:43
>>165
>Why "memorize a news report"?
In order to learn English, as I said.
News reports are not written but broadcast, you know.
167名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 09:20:21
you know, im genious. so i can soak in the knowledge like a sponge.
168名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 09:57:26
Maki finally got famous? I thought she would earlier, though.
169名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 10:00:53
>>151

Actually, I like to think of it as someone running around shouting "Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee"!
170名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 10:05:26
水原-釜山などアン・ジョンファン仕える戦争
171名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 11:09:36
Will you cut the chatting please?
172名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 13:04:29
>>166
Learn what ability of English?
English in general or oral communication in particular?
If the latter, go for cinemas or TV dramas. News broadcasts are relatively
easy to listen, but newscaster's talks are rather stereotyped.
173名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 16:14:12
このスレはめちゃくちゃに英語っぽく書いてる馬鹿ヒッキーの自演祭りだね。
読むと英語の勉強に悪影響だw
모시기 전쟁
174名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 16:32:44
Do you know Horiemon finally got released yesterday after more than 90 days of
costody? A brief glance at him revealed that he has lost some weight and became slim.
He must've gotten through a hard time. To my mind, he looked a bit miserable. There
used to be something about him, but now that he's lost the past glory, he seems volunerable.
By the way, it surprised me when I hear he still can have huge money prepared for his release.
Come to think of it, Horiemon is still one of the most influencial financieres of LD, though
I don't know what is in the store for him. Maybe Fuji TV will file a lawsuit against LD and then
LD and its investors would take a legal action. There might be no way out.
Horiemon still catches our attention.
What's your opinion on this matter, by the way? Do you think he will ask for mercy and
get away with it or will he deserve some punishment? Share your view!
175名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 18:26:25
Oh, Sam is awesome!
176名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 19:46:16
>>172
Make sure you watch the movie and TV news report with English subtitle.
177Kylin:2006/04/28(金) 20:02:16
I've learnt a lot in English by playing games.
178subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 20:13:44
people all around world are amazed at japanese people.
for non japanese people Japan seems to be a mystery country?
and do you know why?
because...
because
japan is a nation where every person have Asperger Syndrome!!!
that's why japan is all about "look"
179subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 20:15:23
because people with Asperger's are FAKES. they cant act natural
so to live in society they needs to be an actors.
that explains that "save you face" bullshit
it is all about Aspergers, Baby!
180subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 20:18:28
but I think that Aspergers are perfectly fine!!!
that's why I am always dreamed about being japanese person (lol)
181subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 20:20:28
bye, for now.
I have to study.
182 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/28(金) 20:21:05
>>146
スレ is short for スレッド (thread).
183名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 20:51:45
>>181
what is Asperger Syndrome ? I went through my dictionary and didn't find it.

by earnest English learner

By the way, " the golden week" which we call it that way in Japanese
about a long vacation is just around the corner.
are you gonna go on a trip somewhere ? If so,I'm a bit jealous of your position.
because I have to work as usual during the holidays.
Have a lot of fun and don't forget to buy me a souvenir !
184 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/28(金) 21:01:51
185名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 21:04:22
186名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 21:18:25
>>184>>185
Thank you so much for your kindness.
but it's a little difficult for me to understand it perfectly.
187名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 21:31:19
Which do you like Angelina Jolie who is the most beautiful woman,
or Keira Knightley who is the world's sexiest woman?
188 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/28(金) 21:32:39
189名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 22:19:19
I know a couple of people who claim to have Asperger's, and I really
have to wonder if it's a self-diagnosis. According to most of the
documentation and official definition, people with it are generally quite
bright, but generally withdrawn and stand-offish. These guys are just
really bloody annoying, and have me thinking that they're just loud
morons.
190subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 22:49:30
>>189
do I look like a such person?
191subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 22:50:22
I am afraid but I think I have aspergers
oh hell
192名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 22:50:59
>>183
Just want to remind you some common mistakes that which clause is:
which + v + o

We do not use "which + s + v + o".
193 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/28(金) 22:53:58
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ Interesting, but terribly overrated.
194subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 22:54:22
>>193
what do u mean doc??
195subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 22:56:13
la la la
196subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 22:57:01
i am going crazy of studing.
you know when you're study math you can always tell yourself
something like that:
I know how to solve this and that
but when youre reading tons of stupid books
it is like a nightmare
197 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/28(金) 22:57:22
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ Nothing, dear. I'm just collecting my thoughts.
198subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 22:58:25
you're just a high school drop out!!!
dont worry I can understand you! I changed hellish amounts of schools
I was always an outcast
lol
199 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/28(金) 22:59:32
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ Tell me your favourite subject, subject.
200subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:00:14
english. lol
I was very good at math, but due to my fucked upness I lost mu chance..
201subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:03:27
I have a problem with nervous. I have panic attacks.
what to do?
202subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:04:57
+ - + -
203subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:05:27
I came to hate every male person in the world
204名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 23:05:29
>>196
Exactly.
Maths doesn't require us to memorize a lot of things.

You only have to know the theory/methods, and the solution can be found.
205 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/28(金) 23:06:07
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ I'm a native speaker of Hellish.
206subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:06:33
>>204
yeah. and it is even worse that only because you dont know
something from a book you feels like an idiot....
what a stupid game...
207subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:07:28
>>205
I am native speaker of the language I want to forget
208 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/28(金) 23:08:31
>>207
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ And what would it be, sir?
209subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:09:22
>>208
I am sorry. I am so ashamed of my native language that I can not
tell its name.

I am naturally an alien
210subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:11:44
that eggplant guy...
he is from emigrant's family.
he seems to be not stupid guy but due to that fact he feels
like an aline in his country (england)
he is asian guy...
211名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 23:13:06
he is you?
212subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:13:22
setting sun by Dazai Osamu is a nice book.
but I had promised to myself not to read Dazai Osamu anymore.
because it is bad book.
do I sound like a girl who fell in love with him? I hope no...
lol
213subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:14:46
HUMAN LOST
214 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/28(金) 23:15:33
>>209
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ I shall guess what it is . . . It's . . . Bookish.
215subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:17:20
i read a book about postwar japan. I was truly fascinated by it.
that book is about a boys who were 14 when the SECOND WORLD WAR
started. instead of studing they did obscure job for a military.
when the war ended many of them ressurected to normal life
but the main character could not find himself a place in postwar
japan.
216名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 23:18:19
>>212
I feel bad because there are a couple of Japanese authors that I really
like, but have never been able to actually read their works (versus seeing
a film or animated version), because there are either no translations in
English, or the translations are very bad (highly mechanical or lots of
changes).

/Kenji Miyazawa and Yoshiki Tanaka for those who were wondering
217subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:18:34
do you had an "evil" teacher in your school?
in other world a teacher who bullied you??
218subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:19:55
>>216
haha. I like to collecting super famicom games(roms)
and I have a game based on kenji miyazawa book...
219 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/28(金) 23:20:27
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ ---- NOW LOADING ----
220名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 23:21:11
you
type
so
fast
221subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:21:22
I bet she is an outsider artist like me (lololol)
http://f1.aaa.livedoor.jp/~baransu/ss06.html
222名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 23:21:29
>>217
Not really, that was the students' job at my school.
223 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/28(金) 23:22:29
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ ----Error 503 Service Temporarily Unavailable----
224subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:23:34
it is so sad that only NEETS wrote to this thread....
225subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:25:54
troubled mind
226名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 23:26:10
>>224
I'm not a NEET! I'm at work!
227subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:27:00
>>226
I should study but...
well.... forget about it.
I have to read 60 pages and write article ..
oh shit
228名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 23:28:26
>>227
Study hard, or else you'll end up being a NEET!
229subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:29:03
do you know about sotokomori?
230subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:29:40
I think every HIKKIKOMORI have an ability to evolute into SOTOKOMORI.
231 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/28(金) 23:31:24
It's been about one year since I first visited the ENGLISH board of 2ch
and I'm finally beginning to get bored with it.
This is a good omen I should say.
232subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:31:42
you know those niggers with their lazy raggae music...
please stay out of it.
it can made you laze too
233subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:33:19
>>231
I got bored after 4 months of staying here.
my first reaction was "wow! japanese people I can talk to"
but it get boring very soon.
maybe because you, japanese people dont want to talk with
foreigners in english...!!!!
234subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:34:10
hey
Hell/6W/Cs
tells us why are you staying NEET? cmon dont be shy
235 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/28(金) 23:34:10
Now I rarely listen to music.
Music used to be a crucial part of my life.
How 2ch depraved me.
236名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 23:35:27
I am a boy
237subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:35:45
I am small but not helpless
238183:2006/04/28(金) 23:35:57
>>201
much appreciated .long time no see,subject.
I know a lot about you because you're a regular poster on this thread.
I love you , I need you ,I want you,I miss you.
I can't sleep at all without thinking about you at night.
239 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/28(金) 23:37:59
Yo
subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6
Point out precisely where it is that I stated I am NEET
and I'll take you to the Disney Land in hell.
240subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:38:10
>>238
how old are you miss?
241名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 23:40:27
My angel Maki chan and I hate this world. There are almost all of the residents on this planet have evil attitude towards us.
242subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:42:41
I like a movie called TOKYO DECADENCE.
243 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/28(金) 23:43:21
I love caffeine.
244subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:44:50
when I ride a subway I notice a lot of interesting eyes of females
looking at me
245名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 23:45:43
Maki chan can fly because she is a perfect angel with 2 holy wings, but I am an ordinary man who ,of course cannot fly.
But we are preparing for flying away from here to the Paradise,
246subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:46:08
going to an artschool it is a very brave thing.
247名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 23:47:29
>>244
they feel you are the ugliest computer nerd they ever saw, And you rode from the station of Akihabara
248subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:50:34
>>247
no I am handsome boy with a face of model.
true dat
249subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:51:43
when craftgirls goes mad
http://www.chicksonspeed.com/tv.html
250 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/28(金) 23:53:20
Tomorrow is Satanday.
251subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:53:57
>>250
tommorrow is scaturday
252subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:54:55
Chicks On Dicks
253名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/28(金) 23:57:16
Japan should allow Akihabara to be an independent nation.
the country consist of those ugly idol, computer and game nerds.
254subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/28(金) 23:58:10
>>253
japan should get rid of ugly nationalistics marons like tokyo mayor
shintaro ishihara
255183:2006/04/29(土) 00:11:27
you know,Japan has so much changed.
so there are nowhere you dream about an old good days of Japan
like ozu yasujirou's world.
so I advise you not to come to Japan.or you'll be very disappointed.
256名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 00:26:27
>>251
Tomorrow is Saturday.
257名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 00:31:44
Good morning!I am Mike.I want to talk with Japanese.
I want to know Japan.Please kindly look.
258名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 00:34:21
열리는 토고전 꼭 뛰고파
지구촌 곳곳서 드러나는
259名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 00:35:01
Tomorrow is sunday.
260名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 00:35:24
60 :subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:32:06
私は、東京の市長が国家主義者であると聞きました。
それは東京のようなあれほど大きい都市が彼のようにそのような邪悪な人によって治められるまさしくそのベッドです。


61 :subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:33:10
日本人の民族は日本映画が好きですか?


62 :subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:35:12
私は、毎年日本人の男生徒と女生徒の多くが彼女らの人生で非常に困難な時間を経験したのを知っています。
それは受験地獄と呼ばれます。 彼らが考えるすべてはただ試験です。
試験に落第した人々の中にはただ自殺する人もいます。
これは非常に奇妙です。



63 :subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:36:28
日本人の人々に好意的でありたいと思います。 しかし、私に好意的になるように日本の人々必需品をしてくださいか? とにかく、
それは私が英語で書くのではなく、日本語でメッセージを書いている理由です。


64 :subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/27(木) 06:38:20
現世はお金に関するものです。 現在、私には、日本語を私に教えることができた個人的な教師のためのお金がありません。 これは私の日本語の技能がとても悪い理由です。
しかし、あなたは私の日本語がわかりますか? 私に答えてください、そして、あなたは私に手段に大いに答えます。
261名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 00:36:33
Good!
262名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 00:36:44
国名偽る人はイヤだね。
263名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 00:38:11
264名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 00:40:04
>>258
한국팀 다시 해낼
265名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 00:43:10
145 :名無しさん@英語勉強中 :2006/04/28(金) 00:33:25

このスレはめちゃくちゃに英語っぽく書いてる馬鹿ヒッキーの自演祭りだね。
読むと英語の勉強に悪影響だw

  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ 수원-부산 등 안정환 모시기 전쟁
266名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 00:57:34
It would be better to chat in English here since there are some
non-Japanese.
267名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 01:37:07
>>266

Indeed, especially considering that this thread is called "Chat in
English".
268名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 01:48:59
I don't like the Korean alphabet because I don't like korean people.
As I often see them shouting out something politically on TV,
they look as if thet are well barking dogs.
269名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 01:51:24
>>268
Anyways, we should respect others.
It is not proper to describe others as dogs or other animals.

They may have some embarassing reasons for such kind of behaviour.
270名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 02:14:59
subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 どう考えてもネイティブwの
日本語ではないなw

271名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 02:17:43
なんだ自動翻訳かw
272名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 02:20:45
???いややっぱ日本語か。うるさいコリアンだな。よその国のことに
ついてどーのこーのと。ここは英語でチャットする場、多くの人にとっては
英語を勉強する場所。英語や日本語を通してプロパガンダする場所ではないし
そのレベルにもない。そういうのがやりたければよその板にでも行け。
273名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 02:25:20
しかしコリアンと考えるのも早計か。
歪んだ受験地獄と言うなら、韓国の方がもっと深刻だし、
職業差別学歴差別全て韓国の方が深刻。

アメリカを例に取ると、アメリカの教育制度はどんどん日本に近づいていて
日本の方は昔のアメリカの教育制度に近づけようとしている。
274Kylin:2006/04/29(土) 02:28:50
One little suggestion from me:

Next time who types in non-English, also type an English translation of
it right below. Because by doing so, not only everyone will be able to
understand, but also, more importantly, you can improve your English.

Sounds good?
275名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 02:29:53
>>269
oh, you're an adult who have a understanding opinion.
Of course I said it ironically.
You do respect them but I'll never do such a thing.
276名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 02:30:04
Chat in English (英語で雑談) Part 47
277名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 02:42:06
>>274
Thats good, but it requires other mates' cooperation.
278Kylin:2006/04/29(土) 02:50:53
C'mon lads :)
279名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 03:06:38
subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 told a lie
that he was studying to pass the exam for ' ministry of foreign affairs in
japan・

but his japanese is quite unnatural.
he has very anti-japanese sentiments too.
maybe he is korean.
280名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 03:15:30
>>277
Indeed, NEETs who are coming by to troll won't want to make
that much effort.
281Kylin:2006/04/29(土) 04:00:43
282名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:08:43
Where's Maki chan's fans gone? I loved to know more about idols.
283名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:14:00
How about Korean idols?
I remember NK's cheer leaders are thought to be very beautiful.
284名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:22:17
なんだexcite翻訳かw
285名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:23:50
メチャクチャだね...
286名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:31:05
熟女!熟女!熟女!
287名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:34:34
IE等普通のブラウザで見る場合 http://tubo.80.kg/tubo_and_maru.html
専用のブラウザで見る場合 http://www.monazilla.org/

2ちゃんねる Viewerを使うと、すぐに読めます。 http://2ch.tora3.net/
この Viewer(通称●) の売上で、2ちゃんねるは設備を増強しています。
●が売れたら、新しいサーバを投入できるという事です。
288名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:36:33



2chはしょせん仮想現実です。
引きこもりの方はその仮想現実のみの中で生きているつもりに
なっているようですが、引きこもっている部屋の扉の先に
ある現実社会こそ人間の生きている本当の世界なのです。
289名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:37:44
モウダメポ
290名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:39:31
外人のオマンコの匂いってやっぱ強烈なの?
291名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:40:56
DV冤罪事件で、調書が偽計によっていかに作られたか。
http://curuhome.cururu.jp/nimo2006/diary/article/80003502659
292名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:46:09
are you all still awake?
293名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:48:33
do you want to be run over by a bull??

ttp://folk.ntnu.no/shane/stasj/pics/humor/div/foto.jpg
294名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:48:35
帰ってきた旦那に浮気現場を見られてしまった妻。
「ごめんなさい許して」とすがりつく妻に夫が課したのは
アブノーマルなプレーでした。浮気をして帰ってくるたび
に夫の目の前で股を開きついさきほどまで他の男のものが
入っていたためまだ乾ききっていないオマンコを自分で
くちゅくちゅとかき回しながら何があったか告白をさせられる妻。
浮気をきっかけに底なしの変態プレイが始まります。

295名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:49:52
>>294
that's dull...
296名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:51:04
I just got up. Have you been staying up?
297名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:52:44
ageru to areru
sage suishou
298名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:54:23
>>296
no, i just got back home.
299名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:55:25
>>297
それ以前にチャットしたいんなら
チャットルームにいけってことだ。
こんな糞掲示板で会話なんてなりたたないw
300名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:56:55
>>299
chattroom ha kowai
301名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:59:02
どこの誰が何いってるのかわかりゃしねえ
糞掲示板にしかいられないお前は
どうしようもない臆病者のクズ野郎だw
302名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 05:59:53
shinitai...
303名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:01:12
>>301
so are you...
304名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:01:54
>>302
死ぬ勇気もないなんてほんとカスw
さっさと首つるか手首切って死ねw
お前みたいのは社会のお荷物なんだよw
305名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:03:01
Today's newspaper says Horiemon got back home and took a sip of beer
with his lawyer, and said to him, quote, "In retrospect, I was so much in a hurry
for success. I'll never get involved in management".
He seemed sorry for what he did in the past.
306名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:04:09
無理して下手な英語でここにいても

何の勉強にもならないことに早く気づけw馬鹿がw
307名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:05:43
>>298
Oh, did you? You might want to get some sleep..
308名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:05:48
>>306
that's why you're here, no?? lol
309名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:06:01
死にたいとかいってる奴、とりあえずメンヘル板行ったら?
お仲間たくさんいるよ。
310名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:07:22
>>308
Of course, not.
311名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:07:31
どうせ僕は能無しのクズです。。XX
312名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:08:35
まじめな質問ですがどうしたら友達ってできるの?
313subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/29(土) 06:08:44
exams...
I feel so bad...................................
noooooooooo
314名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:08:47
>>310
then why are you here??
315名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:09:28
http://www.hitohame.com/gallary/gallary_tp26.html
無料の人妻セックス動画サイト
316subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/29(土) 06:09:34
UNITED
STATES
OF
AMERICA
317名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:10:21
>>314
Just for fun. Are you not?
318名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:10:42
>>313
so you're back again.
319名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:10:43
>>312
ここは友達いない上に精神的に病んだ人の集まるとこ。
聞くだけ無駄だw
320名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:11:55
>>315

いまからオナニータイムとするかなw
321名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:12:09
>>312

>>319 appears to be very wise and friendly.
why don't you talk to him about your problem? haha
322名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:12:52
>>315
ナイスリンク!!
323名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:14:23
漏れ一生童貞かもしれない
324名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:15:07
>>317
yeah, in a way. this is just a time killer.
325名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:15:48
ごたごた言ってねえで働けよw
フロムAで何か見つかるだろうよ
能無しのお前らでも
土方とかw
326名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:17:23
>>323
don't be sad. just go up to a girl you fancy, and
tell that you want to fuck her. that is all...
327名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:19:10
漏れ一生無職かもしれない
328名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:20:25
>>327
don't be sad. just go up to a girl you fancy, and
tell that you want to fuck her and be her pimp.
that is all...
329名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:20:27
俺、セックスに興味ないけど。。。
別にホモでもないし。。。
330名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:21:39
>>325
漏れ対人恐怖症だから自分の部屋でできる仕事がいい
331名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:26:36
HELLO JAPAN
332名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:27:17
hello wherever you are from.
333名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:29:54
>>332
Canada. (´∀`)
334名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:30:17
Women are like cell phones. They like to be held and talked to, but push the wrong button, and you'll be disconnected.
335名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:31:28
>>333
so hello canada!
336名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:32:28
Bigamy is having one wife too many. Monogamy is the same.
love oscar...
337名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:35:27
>Canada
In Japan, this time of the year, we have a week long vacation called "golden week".
What about your country?
338名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:37:21
>>337
i think he's gone.or she's gone...
339名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:41:01
>>336
That reminds me. That polygamy man, whatever his name is, made news. He admitted that
he threatened several female to live with him. Don't follow suit, you guys. You'll get
arrested.
340名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:41:04
i can't "fish" subject yet...
341名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:42:33
>>338
Don't care at all, though.
342名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:43:21
>>339
that's no polygamy. because he's not married to those women.
but anyway, just think of it. having so many women. must be
exhausting listening to their demands...
343名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:44:42
Things are becoming fishier here.
344名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:46:33
>>343
not really... i don't smell it. maybe something is stuck on your
nose, no? lol
345名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:47:55
>>342
Is that so? He said he felt as if he lived in the heaven or something, with many women at his mercy..
346名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:49:56
>>344
Yes, I can smell it.
347名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:50:07
>>338
Sorry, I got distracted. ('A`)

>>337
Canada doesn't have anything like Golden Week. We're celebrating nothing right now...
...although we did have Easter not too long ago, so we had school and work off for Friday and Monday. :D
348名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:51:20
>>347
What kept you?
349名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:52:50
>>348
I was looking for some ROMs while waiting for a friend to call me.
350名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:53:06
>>347
don't you even have labour day?
351名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:53:44
I don't wanna be rude, but you have looked for the info about holydays in Canada on the searching engine, didn't you?
352名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:54:15
>>350
Oh we have a labour day, but we don't have that until September. ('A`)
353名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:55:24
>>351
no. i couldn't be bothered.
354名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:55:58
>>349
What do ROMs stand for, anyway? I haven't heard of the abbreviation
except for Read Only Members(may be only used in Japan, though).
355名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:56:39
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada_holidays
We don't have that many holidays. :(
356名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:56:53
>>353
I'll take your word for it.
357名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:57:22
we have 3 days off in may (apart from the weekends).
358名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:58:47
>>355
You WERE looking for it, weren't you?
359名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 06:59:11
>>354
It means the same here.
Videogame consoles are emulated for computers, and ROMs basically are the games for the emulators.
360berenjena:2006/04/29(土) 07:00:04
>>358
>>351, 357 are my posts
361名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 07:01:08
>>357
I'm sorry to hear that. Why don't you urge your government to creat a new holiday
along with those 3 days?
362berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 07:02:18
>>361
are you kidding? 3 days + weekends - that's a lot of day offs!!!
363名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 07:04:36
>>362
No, I'm a bit serious. Canadian people deserve 6days off!
364名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 07:05:37
Canada only has one day off in May (Victoria Day) ('A`)

Most people call it May Two-Four Weekend. Basically, a lot of people get a Two-Four of Beer (24-bottle case), go camping and get drunk.
This is Canadian culture ('A`)
365berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 07:05:48
>>363
ah... i am not the canadian guy. you got it wrong...
366名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 07:05:58
>>360
Which means what? >>355 is another Canadian?
367名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 07:06:48
>>355 is the same Canadian.
368berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 07:08:26
ok, why don't you all use handle names?
369名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 07:08:38
>>365
Ah, ok, now I see.
370名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 07:10:59
>>368
Because being anonymous is fun. There aren't many anonymous boards in English besides stuff like world4ch and 4-ch.
371今日は大手講池袋の日ながいけいこ?60おじさんとXX:2006/04/29(土) 07:12:01
>>他の生徒へ嫌がれセの成果あり、レッスンはマンツーが多い
トドメのブログさらし。
>>今日は続けて英語のレッスンが取れなかった(ーー;)
だから、1コマ空けて2コマ。。。間の時間に食事でもしようと。
そしたら、1コマ目でご一緒した水曜日のおじさまに
「ご飯食べに行かない?」っていきなり言われてビックリ!
 断る理由もないので、お食事に行きました。
うーん、これから冷たくできないなあ(苦笑) 
私が次にレッスンがあったので適当にご飯食べながら英語の話とか、
仕事の話をして帰ってきました。
ちなみにおじさま、60才ぐらいです(^^)
レッスンの後はドイツ語のVOICE。
それから野球観戦! ほっほー、今日も勝ちましたー。
今年は巨人が強くて楽しいねえ(^^)


でも、足がだるいぞー。。。

372like this?:2006/04/29(土) 07:12:08
>>368
Alright.
373CANADIAN GUY:2006/04/29(土) 07:13:27
But yeah. My friend just called, so I'm going over to his house. Talk to you guys later!
374berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 07:13:33
>>370
fair enough.
375berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 07:16:28
>>373
ciao!
376like this?:2006/04/29(土) 07:19:02
The current administration of Japan lauched into discussion
about whether English should be taught in public elementary school
or not a few years ago, and they decided to get going.
What's it like in Canada? Did you learn another language as a kid?
377今日は大手講池袋の日ながいけいこ?60おじさんとXX:2006/04/29(土) 07:19:11
横浜本坑のながいけいこです。きょうは職場の悪口と手抜きです。
土曜は多摩川は越えないでくれよ、みんな名前をチェックしてかえっているんだよ。
あなたの思い通りだよ。
>>今日は朝から検討会。先期は半日で終わったのに、今日は朝から4時頃までかかった(><) さすがでかい部は違うぜ。

そんな感じで別に動いていたわけでもないのに、疲れは極致。今日はノーノバディーだったから真剣に仕事してこようと思っていたけど、やめ。そこそこの時間に帰ってきた。

でも、帰りに隠れ家によって、溜まっていたドイツ語の復習に手をつけたさ。でもさー、レッスン中に落ち込んだ所の復習はやってても悲しくなるねえ。それが数レッスン分続いてると・・・あー、やだやだ。

378like this?:2006/04/29(土) 07:20:28
I think I was late.

>>373
See you.
379名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 07:21:44
I doubt he's from Canada.
380berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 07:22:39
>>376
i'm not posting from canada. that canadian guy is gone.
anyway, personally i think it's a waste of time to teach
english in elementary school.they need to learn other things,
like history, maths and things.
381like this?:2006/04/29(土) 07:28:51
>>380
I see your point, but I'm afraid I have to disagree with you there.
To my mind, kids are learn the ropes of English more easily than
adults are. The earlier, the better.
382名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 07:32:39
>>373
Tell the truth. You aren't a Canadian.
383berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 07:32:44
>>381
it really depends on what kind of english you're thinking. english
is just a language. it's for communication. it's not something
you spend your life on learning (of course, unless you're a linguist,
writer or something.) 3,4 years of learning is enough in most cases.
384名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 07:33:37
>>380
There has been a lot of study into primary and secondary language acquistion.
If you do not learn a first language by the critical point, you will likely never learn one.
For a secondary language, there really is not a critical point, but it is universally agreed upon
that the older you are when you start learning the harder it will be.
Those that start learning another language early may learn more slowly at first, but they
more than make up for it in the ability to express sounds that are not in the primary language
and accents. Thus, you should at least learn the phonology of other languages while you are
still young, as that is the part that becomes the hardest with age. Other parts of language
development are also effected, but not to the same extent.
385berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 07:36:46
>>384
but when young, no one is intersted in phonology...
386like this?:2006/04/29(土) 07:37:43
>>383
But poeple say though they learn 6 years worth of English classes
they still can't speak even a bit of English. I mean, most Japanese
are thinking if they had started earlier things would be different.
And I think they get some point here. If kids learn English for 3 or 4 years,
they come to communicate without taking pains.
387名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 07:39:35
もっと大事なことあんだろ。英語が上手くなってもそっちが
足をひっぱりかねない。ガキってのはアイデンティティーの確立が
難しいんだよ。
頭の悪いバイリンガルになってもしょうがない。そーいうのは社会の
一部だからこそ重宝がられるのであって、社会のエンジンは
常に国語、数学などであるべきだ。
388名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 07:41:08
>>387
Say that in English. You can't make yourself understood when you
don't use it when you need it.
389berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 07:43:08
>>386
that's mainly because they don't practice speaking. nothing to do
with learning at a young age.just add up the number of hours you actually
spoke in english in the 6 years you mentioned. i bet it's less than a few months.
that's not enough really.
390berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 07:47:37
but anyway, as i said. english is just a language. it's for
communication. people shouldn't take such a long time to learn it.
i mean mastering it is difficult. but for communicating with others,
one doesn't need to master a language.
391berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 07:48:51
392like this?:2006/04/29(土) 07:51:10
>>389
So you mean the government should more focuses on the lack of practice
in the current compulsory education? I don't mean to offend you,
but what about comparison between kids and
adults? Which do you think learns easily?
In my opinion, that critical point thing can't be ingnored.
393subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/04/29(土) 07:55:39
sup
394like this?:2006/04/29(土) 07:57:35
>>390
>people shouldn't take such a long time to learn it
I totally agree to this point.
But after coming of age, you need to take more time to learn it
than in childhood, don't you?
395berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 08:00:14
when you are among adults, ideas and what you want to say are
more important than how you say them or how well you express them.
so even if you speak a really crappy english, as long as the idea
you have is good, everyone will probably listen to you.
by the way, i think the speed of learning is about the same. kids
are prone to be distracted, whereas, adults can concentrate on learning.
anyway, back to not enough practising stuff - YES. at the moment
that's not enough.
396berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 08:01:27
>>394
not really... i don't think that's a factor.
397berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 08:03:15
>>394
for example, only adults can understand words expressing
mature feelings.besides, kids can't read many books, but adults can.
so learning is in a way easier when grown up a bit.
398like this?:2006/04/29(土) 08:03:49
>>396
Sorry, then what? What do you think is the factor?
You don't believe in the critical point theory?
399berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 08:06:02
>>396
the factor is... as i said, people don't practise enough speaking.
that is all.
400like this?:2006/04/29(土) 08:07:12
>>397
Where there are several languages used, children can't express their
emotions, not until they become adults? No, I don't think so.
401like this?:2006/04/29(土) 08:12:56
>>399
Is that all? Do you believe if you go abroad you come to understand
English?
If children can't read because they are children, how can they come
to read? Children starts reading Japanese step by step, and gragually they
will read more difficult books. Naturally, that goes for English.
402berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 08:14:09
>>400
that's not what i mean. what i mean is some words (english or japanese)
expressing difficult feelings can in no way be understood by kids.
for adults it's easier, because they know the meaning of the word they
are trying to learn. so you don't have to spend ages trying to understand
what the word means.so learning a seconday language is more
efficient when slightly older.
403berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 08:16:09
>>401
actually, yes. that's how people do in general. you spend some time
(maybe a year or so, up to 3 years, learning a foreign language), then
they go abroad a bit, use the language, and get some confidence.
that's the way it is.
404berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 08:21:55
>>401
on your second point, i would say that's a waste of time if children
try to learn how to read both english and japanese books from the start.
it's better they read japanese/english well first, then move on to
another language. you can save time in this way.
405like this?:2006/04/29(土) 08:24:30
>>402
I wonder why you stick to the notion that children can't understand
somewhat difficult words only in English. Why do you ask for perfection?
As children learn Japanese, they can gradually understand English.

I think teaching English as a kid is a step in the right direction.
Because most Japanese adults can't understand more than English children do
in English. Why? Because of lack of basics. Basics should be learned as a kid,
because they are more able to learn quick when it comes to languages.
406berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 08:29:16
>>405
i didn't specify that to english alone. the same goes for japanese. what i'm saying is that
learning as an adult can save some time as well. so not at all bad.
by the way,i am not asking for perfection.as i said, language is for
communication. as long as you can convey what you want to say, that's enough.
407like this?:2006/04/29(土) 08:31:27
>>404
I'm not buying it. Viewed together, you can save time in the long run
if you start learning secondary language as a kid.
408like this?:2006/04/29(土) 08:34:47
>>406
As things stand now, most japanese feel they couldn't convey what
they want to say, because of pronunciation, grammar, expressions, blah-blah-blah.
If they learn as a kid, they can overcome such a language barrior easily and permanentally.
409berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 08:39:04
>>408
that's not true. i've seen many young JP kids in the uk. most of them are not
good at english. because they don't use it.
410berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 08:41:20
>>407
this is also a myth. because in japan, no one speaks english. so
where do these kids practise speaking? among themselves??
you must be kidding.
411like this?:2006/04/29(土) 08:43:02
>>409
You are right. It's just because they don't use it.
Things don't vary from Japan to UK. If they don't use it,
they don't improve. If the kids are put in a situation where
they should use it, it's a completely different story, isn't it?
412like this?:2006/04/29(土) 08:44:50
>>410
You must be kidding. No one speaks English in Japan?
Even where bilingual education is conducted? Wake up!
413berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 08:44:59
>>411
yes, but the same is also true for adults, if they were put in a
situation where they must use the language to survive.
granted, pronunciation is harder to master when old.
414berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 08:49:05
>>412
at the moment i don't see people speaking in english everywhere in
JP. at home, in school... so where do they use it? i am sure even among
friends, kids prefer to use JP rather than english.
415like this?:2006/04/29(土) 08:49:09
>>413
Imagine, a child and his parents live abroad, and they spend the same time
using the language. Which one can improve easily? The answer's obvious, isn't it?
416berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 08:50:40
>>415
depends on the parents... really. some parents don't speak good
english.
417like this?:2006/04/29(土) 08:50:48
>>414
Do you know there's a school where you aren't allowed to speak Japanese
in class?
418berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 08:52:07
i go back to what i said earlier. it's not when you learn it.
it's how much you actually use it regardless of your age. think of
joseph conrad, for example.
419berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 08:52:46
>>417
but outside the classroom, i am sure they do speak in JP.
420like this?:2006/04/29(土) 08:57:15
>>419
Yes, that's why they can use both languages.

>>418
Could you explain who joseph conrad is and what he has to do with
English education?
421berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 09:01:39
well, classroom time vs outside the classroom time?? i think the competition is obvious.
it doesn't sould so effective.

joseph conrad is originally from ukraine. he didn't learn english till late,
yet he is an english writer. so my point is it's not important when you start
learning. he had to learn english, because he was a sailer.
422like this?:2006/04/29(土) 09:05:58
>>421
Ah, how different ukraine and English language are?
423berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 09:06:04
i would love to continue this. but i've got to sleep a bit. haha
it's way past midnight. nice chatting "like this?". good nighty!
424like this?:2006/04/29(土) 09:07:00
>>423
Nice talking to you. I had a good time. See you.
425berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/04/29(土) 09:07:03
>>422
i've just read your posting.
the answer is "very different". i've been learning russian for over 7 years. so i should know...
426like this?:2006/04/29(土) 09:08:15
>>425
They are both Indo-European languages, aren't they?
427like this?:2006/04/29(土) 09:10:13
Anyway, sleep tight and have a good dream.
428名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 09:27:17
429名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 11:18:02
from now this is the thread for people who hate their native countries
430名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 11:27:22
...430
431名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 11:45:50
>>429
Probably not.
432名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 12:09:54
why not
433名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 12:10:45
pe pe pe
pi pi pi
434名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 12:22:16
435名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 12:53:40
>>431
Not all people hate their native countries.
436名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 12:55:12
>>435
But I do
437名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 13:01:55
I watched a fashion show
dont you think it is pretty cynical to show preparation of the show
,where all models are nervous like hell, and playing the funny song with
lyrics "should I stay or should I go"
haha fashion is very cynical.
it is just how rich people look on non-rich people
438名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 13:03:31
but also it is very intimate. because it is
slave-master type relationship
439名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 13:05:12
lol "I want to see you on my pages"
I am crazy about 80s
440名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 13:07:51
bourgeoisie
bourgeoisie
bourgeoisie
bourgeoisie
bourgeoisie
441名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 16:37:40
Hello 2ch. I'm very tired. It's 3:37 AM.

I should go to bed. ('A`)
442名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 16:56:42
>>441
You are lying. It's 16:37:40. Are you mad?
443名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 17:01:21
>>442
Where I live, it's 4:00AM right now. I'm going to bed.
444名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 17:04:51
But can you prove it? No one dares to believe you when you show dependability
for fear of being deceived.
445名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 17:46:35
Children should learn English.

I have a hard time expressing myself in English. All I can use is a really limited English.
Some people might say you can improve after you become adult, and you don't need to speak
fluently as long as you can communicate, but they don't miss an important point.
From what I have experienced, when you start learning a new language after you pass the age of 12,
your progress is very limited compared to the amount of efforts you make in learning the language.

Sure optimistic people don't want to admit there's a little prospect that the ability to
get used to it sharply is lost after what they call a critical point. But one cannot emphasize
too much the importance of the theory. You can never use English properly.
Your langueage doesn't sound good, I mean, weird.
There are thousands of words and expressions you have to learn that you can't use properly.
Even basic words are difficult to put to use which you mistakenly think you have mastered.

Plus, if you practice English and get used to it somewhat, then you have to keep
your memory fresh. And this is the next thing you will suffer from. You will lose
your words. The more you learn by heart, the harder you keep your words.
You will get tired of loss of them. Your langueage ability can never go up smoothly.
It becomes tough to learn.

Contrary to the fact that adults can't improve easily, however, children are
genious, so to speak. If they start English early enough, they can get the hang
of it easily and effectively. They learn languages easily and keep their skills
high enough after they become adult. That's why they should make an effort to
develop their English ability at the earliest stage of their lives.
446名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 17:58:53
With all the efforts and energy put into learning English, adults
can't imporve more easily than children can. Why put off starting
learning until you come of age or pass the critical period? That
doesn't make any sense.
447名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 18:14:45
I wouldn't say adults never develop their English skills, but
yeah, children are quick learners.
448名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 18:48:56
We have great difficulties putting our feelings into even plain English.
I'm the first to admit that almost all of us learners of English in Japan
have failed to learn English well, and that there's no point getting started
in our adulthood. We've studied English after we got into junior high shcool,
which proved people can't learn another language, especially this applys to
languages between Japanese and English because they are completely different
from each other.
449名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 18:58:17
We must put more emphasis on learning our mother tongue
and cut the learning of English. No need to use English anywhere in Japan.
Japan is a homogenious community, so we should exclude anyone
who can't speak Japanese. We need to have confidence in ourselves.
We are great. We have pretty idols and actresses.
450名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 19:04:05
I read in some other thread that one day Uehara Sakura, a beautiful
female talent, got up and found herself fluent in English. She is
a guy magnet as well as a good English-speaking person.
I'm not sure what miracle made her a good English speaker overnight, though.
451名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 19:08:21
Who can tell me how good Japan's English education is?
452名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 19:27:47
I haven't met any Japanese with good English skills.
453名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 19:37:54
Haven't you? Me, neither.
454名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 21:26:49
母国語をしっかり学ばない人間はコミュニケーション能力が低くなる

所詮日本人なら日本語をしっかり学ぶべき

日本人がいくら英語を学習してもネイティブには遠く及ばない

日本語も英語も中途半端になるだけ

英語を喋れる人間は一部で充分

後は仕事上で必要な片言で充分

これを英語で書きたかったがかけなかった(TOEIC645)
455名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/29(土) 23:18:31
>>453
What are you talking about? Perhaps you are a fan of Yukorin?
456名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 00:43:04
No one is here...
457 ◆Hell/6W/Cs :2006/04/30(日) 01:15:46
  _、_
( ,_ノ` )y━・~~~ Yes, indeed.
458名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 02:37:49
I wonder what I should eat for lunch.
459名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 02:46:02
I wanna study English more.
Wanna be a Englishholic after retiring a company. www
460名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 03:41:13
japanese comedian micky yasukawa went to usa at the age of 18.
he started from primary school.during his 4-5 stay is usa,
he got able to speak english
with no difficulties because there were no japanese speaking
people around him.he would have died if he had not spoken english.
if there is a need to speak english,
you will be able to speak.
on top of that,english learning method is as important as neccesity.
when you get older,you get ashamed of
learning english for kids level.

if schlool education lies in only for learning english ,
the sooner,the better.
but bad influences can be bigger than benefits.

we should change english learnig method first rather than starting age.
for example we should put more emphasis on basic words and basic usage.
after that ,we shoud proceed to another stage.
i might know a lots of difficult words that american kids don't know
usually.
but i still can't distniguish betwenn 'a' and 'the' or 'singular form' and 'plural form'
i can't use a prepositoin correctly either.
before we master plain and basic english, we proceed to more difficult words and usages.
that 's the big problem.
461名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 04:13:01
age
462名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 04:14:08
a
463名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 04:16:11
I am here to talk.
I have a cool pineapple in my freezer
464名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 04:17:07
delicious
465名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 04:29:14
>>463
What is possessing you to have a pineapple in your freezer?
466名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 04:42:39
I just learned that Katsuya Kobayashi got cancer on his stomach.
467名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 04:50:52
>>460
I don't understand what's bad about bilingual education. Can you be more specific?
And usually, kids start learning easy words and everyday expressions through which
they can learn about how to use basic grammar items properly. So you made me sure
that English should be taucht in elementary school.
As I see it, however, it should be more focused on how to teach school kids English,
not on when to get them started on it. If the committee of education can't deploy
as many native English speakers as needed and so instead non-English-speaking teachers
should substitute them, then we should speak against the authoriety. It's more like a waste
of time.
In conclusion, children should learn English from proplerly licenced native English speakers.
468名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 04:55:43
I dislike Yoko Kumada and Waka Inoue. They are busaiku.
469名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 04:58:00
Speaking of Kumada Yoko, what happened to Yasuda Misako?
She appeared on a TV commercial of aiful.
470名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 05:05:24
that famous small dog is more suffering than Misako by the incidents of that financial company.
471名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 05:05:24
>>468
You're telling me. But I must admit they have a good figure, and
there are uglier women out on the street, though.
472名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 05:07:39
>>470
Ah, you mean that the popularity of chihuahua has drastically declined, right?
Yeah, I heard that on TV.
473名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 05:13:03
Even if those two girl have larger tits, I would dislike them.
474名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 05:17:48
>>473
Hey, don't talk about your dislikes. Let's talk about favorites!
475名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 05:30:34
I, for one, like Beni Arashiro, who is half American, half Japanese.
She appears on TV as an English teacher. She looks exotic and beautiful.
I can't resist her temptation. Anyway, I set the video to tape the program
today.
476名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 05:33:38
You can't resist your weekday routine of wanking with Beni.
But I think you are my friend.
I can't resist Saki Fukuda's prettiness.
477名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 05:36:48
>>476
Unless I'm mistaken, Saki Fukuda belongs to the beatiful girls' 31 club,
as Beni does?
478名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 05:38:15
>>475 とか見てらんない。
日本語で書いたほうが分かりやすいし表現も豊富になりやすいっしょ?
何をわざわざこんな簡単な文章を書くのに必死こいてるんだかわかんねー。
しかもよ、話題が話題なのになんでそんな表現がかたいわけ?
そんな英語が好きで得意なら、英語で哲学でも語ってみろや!
479名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 05:42:33
This man seems to be a young boy.
480名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 05:46:11
>>479
だからね、そんな英文使わなくても。

こいつ青いし、馬鹿だな。 
とか言った方が表現的にも分かりやすいでしょ。
おまえらが使う英語は単純すぎて、全く面白くも何ともない。
英語を使う意義が全く見られない。分かる?
481名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 05:47:09
>>479
Not to worry. It's just sour grapes. Nobody in the right mind would
take the like of him seriously. He doesn't know what he's doing.
I think we should keep going. So what do you see in Saki?
Is she just pretty? I figured there's something about her that
attracted you that much.
482名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 05:49:49
>>481
I just got here.
Who's Saki you're talking about?
Saki the writer of strange stories?
483名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 05:54:46
I got it. Fukuda Saki.
Never heard of her.
484名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 05:55:36
>>482
Oh, I thought you were the fan of her. Well, I don't know much
about her, really. All I know is that she is an idol, plus from what
476 said, her looks were good enough to him.
Is there a writer by that name, by the way?
485名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 05:57:25
But I thought Aibu Saki looked nice on that Giantcorn commercial.
486名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 05:57:41
sour grapesを>>482が理解してるかどうかだよね ププwww
>>482は分かってるんでしょうか? お答えください。たはぁ
俺こう言ってるから英語得意じゃないんだけど
figure のあと out 入れた方がいいんじゃないすか? たぶん
487名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:00:02
このスレはめちゃくちゃに英語っぽく書いてる馬鹿ヒッキーの自演祭りだね。
読むと英語の勉強に悪影響だw
488名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:01:08
無理して下手な英語でここにいても

何の勉強にもならないことに早く気づけw馬鹿がw
489名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:01:57
それ以前にチャットしたいんなら
チャットルームにいけってことだ。
こんな糞掲示板で会話なんてなりたたないw
490名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:02:06
>>486
英語苦手なの?他の雑談スレ行けば?
figureはoutいらない。「〜だと思っていた」ということ。
outがいるのは、「〜だと分かった」と言いたいときね。
491名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:02:37
492名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:02:50
>>486の俺のあとに続々と似たような意見が。
まぁ俺の自演じゃnothing あはぁ
493名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:04:52
I just figured out that we have someone who doesn't know the difference
between "to figure" and "to figure out."
494名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:06:30
Funny and poor I must say.
495名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:08:14
I wonder what I should eat for dinner tonight.
496名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:08:15
I miss k-tan painfully.
497名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:08:59
>>493
はぁ? 一個だけジャン。いや実際もっとだけどさ
あんた人の事言えるほど、英語うまくないし表現べたよ?
498名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:09:30
Breakfast is ready.
499名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:10:47
There is a kote-han named 英語苦手 on this board but this one is worse.
500名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:10:56
>>496
Yeah, I do.
501名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:11:48
日本人引きこもりの巣の2ch、
英語のレベルは超低い2chでチャットじみたことをしようという発想自体が
低脳w

誰が何いってんだかわかりゃしねえ
それもよくみたら下手以下の英文で読む気もしないw
502名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:12:37
No one in their right minds stays here for long I suppose.
That make me an insane person.
503名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:12:54
なんでチャットルームいかないの?
ネット上に万とあるやん
504名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:14:52
Birds are singing outside.
505名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:15:14
>>491
Thanks for the info. Hmm, Just a quick look at the webpage you provided
told me she wasn't a Japanese girl...
506名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:16:06
지구촌 곳곳서 드러나는
507名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:16:39
2chはしょせん仮想現実です。
引きこもりの方はその仮想現実のみの中で生きているつもりに
なっているようですが、引きこもっている部屋の扉の先に
ある現実社会こそ人間の生きている本当の世界なのです。
508名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:16:43
Ah, Saki sounds like a female name of Japanese.
509名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:17:19
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
■                     ■  違う板にコピペすると、四角の枠の中に
■                     ■  メッセージとURLが現れる不思議な絵。
■                     ■
■                     ■  (その仕組みがリンク先に書いてある)
■                     ■
■                     ■  この原理を応用すると、まったく新しい
■                     ■  コピペが作れる予感。
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510名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:17:38
I see so many あぼ〜んs in here. lol
511名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:18:06
横浜本坑のながいけいこです。
今日は横浜本坑で荒らした後、池袋であらし、私を含めて数人が参加せずに孵った。
今日はノバデーじゃ。
昨夜早く寝たせいか、朝は意外に早く目ざめる。でも、寝直し〜〜〜。
結局いつもの週末時間に起きて、ただNOVAへ行く。。。

英語2コマ。最初のコマは生徒3人。まあまあ。次のレッスンは、、、
なんだか変。私以外の3人(2人+1人ね)が9階13番
。私だけ9階16番。この2つのブースは隣り合っているので、
ガラス越しにお互いに首をかしげる・・・。
いやー、確かに16番って聞いてるんだけどなー。
講師名も一応違う名前を聞いているので間違っていないと思うんだけど・・・。
>>だれもAちゃんでさらしていること築いていない。
はいはい、間違ってはいませんでしたよー。
でも、こっちは生徒が2人で、おまけにその人は来ませんでした。。。
512名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:18:46
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513名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:19:19
>>495
lay yo mama, put your lingua into her butthole
and suck off something brown or black that be sustenance for you.
and that's kinda hard play you never forget
and your cavernous body rock rock on and can't stop foreva~~~.
you don have to worry about copulatory maybe.
you know I mean?
514名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:20:00

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515名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:20:44
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517名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:22:37
>>499でもなんでもいいけどさ、
英語できない俺が>>513に一生懸命書いたんだから
添削して下しー
518名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:22:43
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  2chはしょせん仮想現実です。
引きこもりの方はその仮想現実のみの中で生きているつもりに
なっているようですが、引きこもっている部屋の扉の先に
ある現実社会こそ人間の生きている本当の世界なのです。
 
519名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:24:37
I truly think that this kid ought to go back to his mama's _oppais_.
520名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:26:40
If you're feeling lonely, go to VIP board.
There are parties going on all year round.
521名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:27:24
>>519
つか、分からない単語多すぎました?
もっと簡単にしてあげますか?
522名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:30:13
In fact I have a big day today that I can't tell anyone about.
523名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:31:27
Are you still there?
524名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:31:53
英語できない奴なんかまだ日本にいるの?
525名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:32:25
あんな、俺の英語ってのは英語圏のエロサイト見るために覚えた英語なの、分かる?
よって、すっげー意義がある英語な訳よ。おまえ、熟女 とか マジかわいい外人の女の子の
画像どうやって探すよ、探せっか? 俺にとっちゃ簡単よ。ちなみに言っとくけど
fuck なんて使ったらだめだよ。だめだめサイトに飛ばされるから。
glamour babe とか busty とか a mature spreads her legs and show her pink とかなんで?
おまえ分かってんのか? お前の中途半端な英語力とスキルじゃエロサイトも見れねーし
ビジネスでも通用しねーんだ。俺のがよっぽど有意義だろうが、ばかぁめ。
526名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:35:37
I started to feel groggy.
I should rest in bed.
527名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:35:41
英語すら出来ない日本人がまだまだ沢山いるようだね。
528名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:37:06
おらぁ、俺を馬鹿にした くそまじめっぽい英語馬鹿
中田氏って英語で何つうんだよ?










はい、cream pie でしたぁぁぁ



たぶんなw
529名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:37:11
To sleep or not to sleep, that is the question.
530名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:38:45
英語が出来ない人は正直に手を挙げてください。
531名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:40:12
はい、俺できません。
だって、英語必要だと思わないもん。
日本語全く話せず、日本来て何でも英語でゴリ通そうとする外国人に腹が立ちます。
532名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:41:26
やっぱり英語すら出来ないんだね。他に何か出来ることもなさそうだけど?
2chのプロですか?
533名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:42:16
>>531
TOEIC何点?
534名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:44:17
>>533
うけたことないよ。だから、無意味つってんじゃん。
あんましつこいと I'll fuck yo girl till my dick leans back
つうか i don think you have a girl even female friends though.
535名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:46:28
>>534
韓国について語ってください。
536名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:47:27
>>534
何か得意なこと・専門分野は?
537名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:48:34
あー、いんじゃね? 別に、あの国は。
チャンネラーが異常に騒いでるだけであって、そこまで異常なとことは思わないし。
まぁあんま馬鹿いうなよ くらいのもんで大して深く何も思ってないよ。
538名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:49:16
>>537
北朝鮮について一言ください。
539名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:49:53
>>536
つーか、俺にあんま質問しないでよ。
得意なこと? 昼寝ることだよ。
専門分野は、一般人とはかけ離れた分野で働くことだよ。
540名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:51:22
>>539
かけ離れた分野。。裏社会ですか?
541名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:52:14
>>538
俺のけつからテボドンのごとく何か is about to fall.
北朝鮮の女の人と寝てみたい。
あそこはもうすぐ崩壊するでしょう like ソ連
その後はどうなるんでしょうかね?
542名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:52:48
>>539
これまでに人を騙して利益を上げたことがありますか?
543名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:54:11
いやー、全然裏社会じゃないよ。
ただ皆が知ってるほどクリーンな業界ではないと思うけど。
ただ、周りが就職活動しこしこやってるときに俺はブオーンやってました。
544名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:54:41
>>541
ポスト小泉は誰が適当だと思いますか?理由も簡潔に。

税制と社会保障制度のあり方/進むべき道について何か考えて
いることを簡潔に宜しく。
545名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:56:06
>>542
あるあるあ。。。いやねーよ!
546名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:56:08
Chat in English...
547名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:56:46
>>543
>クリーンではない/ブオーン
清掃業なのに、逆に汚してみたりしているってことですかね?
548名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 06:58:57
所英男について、コメントください。
K-1でやっぱり応援していましたか?
549名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 07:00:57
>>544
あんねー俺ってアメリカに追随する形の政治は好きじゃないのよ。
だから、小泉政権とか安部とか好きじゃないわけ。
んじゃ、どこがいいのって言われてもどこも無いんだよね〜。
税制とか言われてもさ、税金取んなくちゃやってけないだろうし、
あれは仕方ないでしょ。あとはさ、年金を今の年寄りにやり過ぎじゃね?
もうちょい未来のことを想定して政策立てて欲しいよね。
ちなみに俺ゼネコンとか道路公団の何とかどうでもいいの、そんなの。
どうせ大した額じゃないしね。外交で丸められてる方が大きいのよ。
と言ったら、誰だろうね? 正直希望する人はいないけど
うまくやれんのはなんだかんだで阿部さんじゃないすか?
個人的にアジア外交にもうちょい力を注ぐ人が欲しいんだよね。
きっと、もうすぐアメリカはまたテロ攻撃されて潰れかかると思うし。
あれはアメリカどうにかしないと延々と続くものだし。
香港とシンガポールとか台湾とかとどうにかして欲しいもんだよね。

>>546 つか、これ英語で無理だから。
550名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 07:02:30
>>547
それ考えすぎ。普通に部屋で手を広げてただけ。

>>548
当たりまえっしょ。大晦日も燃えたしね。
あの根性とかマジで見習わないと。夢を追いかける云々言うやつアイツを見習えと思ふ。
551名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 07:03:24
私には、あなたが言っていることがいくつかのマシンがあるようにテキストを翻訳したという考
えが全くありません。
552名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 07:03:27
最後に英語での挫折経験とそれに対する恨みつらみを書いてください。
553名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 07:06:11
>>549
基地移転費3兆円について、怒りの一言をアメリカに向けてどうぞ。
554名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 07:07:14
>>551
マジ意味分からん、英語やる前に日本語勉強しなおせ、マジで。

>>552
挫折経験? あぁ分かんね。でも、洋楽は好きだし、やっぱエロサイト循環には英語必要だよね!
じゃないとエロサイト見れないし。変な契約結ばされたんじゃ話にならないからちょっとは必要だよね!
でも、自分はなせるんです! みたいな匂い出して、おまえそのレベルかよってのがここらに多くて
それをカラカイに来たんですな。だって、見てよ。単文の連続だけじゃない。
それで未来にその英語を使って何かを見出そうとしてる姿が馬鹿馬鹿しいというか。
日本人ってそういうとこ馬鹿だよね。もっと寿司食った方がいいよ。
555名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 07:09:27
現在の日本英語教育のあり方と進むべき道についてビジョンを示して下さい。
エロサイトと絡めて、英語が使えるようになるコツを示し、完結に
宜しく。
556名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 07:10:58
>>553
つか、3兆円分さ、エロサイトの補充して欲しいよね。
むしろ、基地内でやつらのワイフを使った風俗店やるなら許す。じゃね?
マジでファックしてやりたいよ。旦那の見てる前で潮吹きを見せてやりたい。
oh yes oh yes oh yes what the p is this fingering? みたいな?
557名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 07:11:02
>>549
アジア外交重視なら福田さんじゃないですかね。
558名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 07:11:45
ではさよなら。
559名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 07:13:00
レベルの低い日本語だな。どうしてチャットルームに行かないの?
560名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 07:15:50
>>555
正直さ、高校教育以降でTOEFLやらTOEICやら90%以上取れた奴だけ英語教育継続の許可出せばよくね?
ほんとさ、英語できないくせに外語大行ってるやつ見るとホント哀れ、英語科の奴。
どうせ帰国子女やら一部の留学生やら(大部分馬鹿なのは承知よ)やインタ出身に英語使う仕事奪われるしさ。
義務教育から英語やらせるなんてアホだよ。日本語が伸びないし、これマジで。

英語サイト? あれは free pic とか free video に反応しないことだね。
変なサイトに引っ張られたり、ウイルスやられちゃうから。独自でいいサイトは探せ!
あと、英語に慣れて来たら有料サイトと契約しなさい。じゃないと、解約できなくなるから。

福田さん? あぁなんかリーダーシップらしさが皆無。政策だけじゃないのよ。
561名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 07:35:54
>>560
好きなアイドルを一人だけ挙げてください。
562名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 07:38:15
>>560
日本語すらまともに使えない層と、日本語も英語も使いこなせる
層の2極化が進むと見てるが。何やらせてもだめな奴はダメだし、
出来る奴は出来る。出来る奴を伸ばすほうが良い。
563名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 08:05:04
>>560
馬鹿さ丸出しだね。
564名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 09:24:55
I feel sick.
565名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 10:26:38
It seems that this thread becomes Chat in Japanese.
566名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 11:12:15


565 :英語出来ない日本人:2006/04/30(日) 10:26:38
It seems that this thread becomes Chat in Japanese.
567名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 12:40:14
Please chat in English.
568名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 12:57:14
馬鹿さ丸出しだね。
569名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 13:03:37
No habla ingles
570名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 13:57:59
Come and join us.
571名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:15:54
Hey, it's the dork who thinks copy and pasting is the best way to insult people!
What a fucking brainless useless hopeless cunt!
572名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:17:11
But he loves Fukuda Saki! All her fans are good people.
573名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:18:52
You, foreigner?
574名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:20:32
I'm not sure if Saki Fukuda is so cute in the first place, though.
575名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:20:33
>>573
I am.
576名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:21:22
I told you!
577名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:22:15
>>573
No, why?
578名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:23:45
Whom are you saying to?
579名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:26:07
>>577
There is no deep meaning particularly.
580名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:26:50
I just found images of Fukuda Saki on the google searching engine.
She looks like Takeuchi Yuko a bit, doesn't she?
Do you think she's got popular?
581名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:27:59
>>575
Where are you from?
582名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:36:47
Who the fuck is Saki Fukuda?
583名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:38:48
Saki seems to have a big nose.
584名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:40:48
I don't think her nose is so prominent. I'd rather say Tamura Ryoko's
is big.
585名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:42:33
Saki is very horsy.
586名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:44:23
Who the fuck is Ryoko Tamura?
587名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:44:52
You mean Takeuchi Yuko's face seems like horse, too?
588名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:46:57
>>586
Gold medalist Tamura Ryoko, married to the professional baseball player
Tani.
589名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:49:35
Who likes to take a nap?
590名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:51:18
With all the efforts and energy put into learning English, adults
can't imporve more easily than children can. Why put off starting
learning until you come of age or pass the critical period? That
doesn't make any sense.
591名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:55:34
I'm sure adults can imporve. www
592名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 14:58:29
How long ago did you start English?
If it's after you went to junior high, you may not develop English
skills, especially listening and speaking ones.
593名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:02:02
Hello Japan. It's 2AM and I'm sort of tired.

But I don't wanna go to bed.
594名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:03:43
Yes, I would like to imporve my English.
595(○)      (○):2006/04/30(日) 15:04:14
iam in sanfracisco tonight.
i take a plane to go to japan tomorrow morning.
right now, im alone in my hotel room.

tomorrow morning, i go to spa in the hotel & takr a steam sauna
and jet tub. i gotta wake up at 9 o'cock in the morning. damn!
596名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:04:31
Do you ever surf the Net everyday?
597名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:06:52
>>594
How old are you?
598名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:10:53
>>595

Why are you in San Francisco?
599名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:11:50
>>598
Because he loved to stay there. You know what I mean?
600名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:12:28
>>599

I guess so.
601名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:13:36
I've always wondered why japanese people are poor at English.
602名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:15:00
   彡川川川三三三ミ〜
   川|川/  \|〜 プゥ〜ン
  ‖|‖ ◎---◎|〜        / ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄
  川川‖    3  ヽ〜      <  麻美さんは漏れのものだ〜
  川川    ∴)д(∴)〜       \_______________
  川川      〜 /〜 カタカタカタ
  川川‖    〜 /‖ _____
 川川川川___/‖  |  | ̄ ̄\ \
   /       \__|  |    | ̄ ̄|
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603名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:16:06
このスレって、何もしない、何もできないヒキニートたちが己を正当化し、
またお互いがキズをなめ合う場所なんですね。
604名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:16:27
>>601
Because their native language is Japanese. (´∀`)
605名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:17:13
He is going to Japan, not going back.
606名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:17:42
で、何のためにやってんの
607名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:19:04
2chでこんなスレ立てても仕方ねえだろ
608名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:19:04
I hear South Korean are better than Japanese people at English.
609名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:19:48
Who's 麻美?
610名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:20:05
こないだ書店で本みてたら
いかにも馬鹿そうな、へらへらした茶髪のキモDQNが
女つれて英会話の本みてたw
しかも手にとって本を見ちゃそこらに散らかしてんの
そんで女が片付けてんだけどさ、もうおっかしーのなんのって
どうせどんな本読んだっておまえ無理だろってw
611名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:20:50
レス書くこと自体馬鹿らしくなってきた。所詮バカには何言っても無駄ですね。
612名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:22:05
Chat in English
613名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:22:36
>603 名前:名無しさん@英語勉強中 :2006/04/30(日) 15:16:06
>このスレって、何もしない、何もできないヒキニートたちが己を正当化し、
>またお互いがキズをなめ合う場所なんですね。

一人のヒキが無意味に必死に続けてるだけだろw
614名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:24:32
Those who can't can't.
615名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:25:53
south korea, north korea, whats the difference?
616名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:26:27
It's not a sundae, baby. It's a banana split.
617ゆうこ:2006/04/30(日) 15:26:55
日本人同士が英語でチャットしても
お互いの間違いを新しい知識として捉える危険性が高く
かえって悪影響で英語のレベルが下がるって
昨日GABAの先生が言ってた。
チャットしたいならアメリカ基盤のサイトに行ったら?
アメリカ人・英語が母国語の人が100%の中でやるほうが
同じひきこもりでも勉強なるんじゃない?
618名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:29:19
>>614
The one is situated in the north, and the other in the south.
619名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:29:37
>>617
別にここにいるヒキは英語の学習向上の為にいるわけではないよ。
ただの馬鹿で暇だからいるだけ。
ログインなしの無名投稿2ch中毒でひっそりやってるだけ
人とはかかわりたくないんだよw
620名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:30:55
Those who never do well never do well in anything at all!
621名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:31:35
無意味に5年10年と続けていくんだろね。。。
622575:2006/04/30(日) 15:31:39
>>581
America.
623名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:34:00
>>604
Are you sure? Is there any other reason you can come up with?
Off the top of my head, most Japanese don't start learning English as a kid
in public elementary school, as do some Japanese in international school.
624名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:36:13
The guys writing in Japanese must have lots of time on their hands.
Writing shit that no-one responds to.
625名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:36:45
I think that learning a foreign language is indeed difficult once you've
reached a certain age. It's unfortunate that in many countries students
aren't taught foreign languages until they pass the stage of easy
language acquisition...

I'm an American, and I started learning Spanish when I was 13 in High
School. Today, I'm 16, and I find it easy to write Spanish and understand
Spanish texts, but I find speaking difficult and understanding spoken
Spanish very difficult, especially when the person I'm talking to has
an unclear accent.

It's not that I don't know the words they're using; it's that I can't
parse the sounds they're making into words very easily. I think this is
because while one effortlessly learns the phonemes of the language
spoken around them as a young child, one loses this ability later on,
and learning to recognize new sounds becomes frustrating.
626名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:38:30
>>623
In Canada, you start learning French in first grade of primary school. You have to learn it until the first year of high school.
The funny thing is that I forgot nearly everything I was taught. It's the same with most people.
627名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:39:54
>>624
I'm telling you, you don't have to take care of him.
628名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:49:49
>>625
I know what you mean. As a matter of fact, I started learning
English when I was 13 like you did Spanish. And I've almost given up
speaking English fluently..

Speaking of language education in America, the Japan's media
reported the other day that Bush put more emphasis on learning
Chinese languege for America's safety. And some data show
the language has come to be taught in thousands of elemetary schools.
629名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 15:57:25
>>626
But once you put your little energy into remembering what you learned in your childhood,
I'm sure you can call it back. You can ride a bicycle 10 years after you actually
did it.
630名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 16:03:10
>>628

Really? I wouldn't believe that news if I were you. Bush doesn't have
the power to do that because education standards are set at the state
level. Anyway, the schools where I live don't offer any languages other
than Spanish or French at the high school level, and only Spanish
in junior high. No foreign languages are taught in elementary school,
though speaking Spanish is highly desired for school workers in my
area because of all the Mexican immigrants who can't speak English very
well.
631名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 16:10:31
>>630
Yeah, if I remember correctly, when he carried out education reform,
he decided he give the green light on Chinese languege education.
632名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 16:27:41
>>631

Okay, I did a search, and found what you're probably talking about.

http://www.venturacountystar.com/vcs/county_news/article/0,1375,VCS_226_4591522,00.html

You were right about Bush calling for more schools to teach Chinese,
but he also wants them to teach Farsi and Arabic it seems. Anyway,
I personally doubt many schools will suddenly start offering Chinese,
but you never know...
633名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 16:27:50
Not to change the subject, but do you like figure skate?
The artistic sport has caught a lot of attension from many
Japanese people. In Canad a figure skate competition took place
and an American female skater won the goldmedal in march this year.
I was deeply enchanted by the skaters' graceful performance.
And in my view, there are lots of pretty females. Sasha Cohen
is my favorite.
634名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 16:35:02
just shut the fuck up with your moronic discussion
already!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
635名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 16:39:09
Well, to tell you the truth, I don't really know very much about
figure skating. I did watch the Winter Olympics women's figure skating
though, and I believe Japan got the the gold medal, right? Sasha
Cohen only got silver, I think. Anyway, I liked the Japanese one who
won the gold medal best.
636名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 16:41:59
>>632
Thanks for taking the time. From what I saw on the TV report I mentioned, I'm way sure
the surge in the number of schools to offer Chinese was remarkable. And as China's communist
government has loved to spread its language around the world in order to advertise
Chinese culture, they have been providing Chinese teachers with many countries including America.
Perhaps, the school in the report got a head start.

Farsi and Arabic.. These languages are used in America's opposing countries,
aren't they? After 9/11, I don't think there's no wonder about it, though.
637名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 16:49:16
>>635
Oh, I see. I thought figure skating was one of the popular sports, though,
even if it doesn't hold its own against baseball, basketball, and football..

Yeah, Shizuka Arakawa made it in the Olympic. She's got more and more attention.
Still, I prefer Sasha, though.
638名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 16:55:04
>>636

If you don't mind, I correct some errors you made.

"way sure":
This should be "very sure". Using "way" to mean "very" is slang,
and I would advise againt using it.

"they have been providing Chinese teachers with many countries":
I think you meant "they have been providing many countries with
Chinese teachers".

"I don't think there's no wonder about it":
"it's no wonder" would be better.

Anyway, to answer your post... Yes, Farsi is used in Iran, and Arabic
in other Islamic countries. I don't think these languages will be
taught in many schools, though, because learning a foreign language
is voluntary, and most students wouldn't want to take Chinese because
it's far more difficult than Spanish (which many people only take
to satisfy college requirements, although I'm not one of those
people).
639名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 16:56:09
Excuse me, "I'll correct". That was just a typo.
640名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 17:02:15
>>637

Sorry. I just don't pay too much attention to sports, not even
baseball, basketball, or football. I just don't really find them that
interesting for some reason.
641名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 17:08:33
I don't pay much attention to sports either. I love watching tv and reading books, though.
Maybe I'm a lazy bum? ww
642名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 17:12:48
>>638
Thank you for correcting my errors.
I wonder if "way sure" sounds rude. I picked up the expression from
a TV drama(and to me, she sure talked casually but didn't seem rude).
I have difficulties making out what expression sounds polite or offensive
if contexts don't clearly tell me how they sound.

Yes, Chinese must be very tough to learn. But surprisingly enough, the
children were really fluent in the language. Kids are language geniuses!
643名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 17:15:16
>>641

Not necessarily. Many people who are obsessed with sports are fat and
lazy because they spend all their time watching sports on TV. :) Just
liking sports doesn't make you fit. You have to exercise. Anyway, I don't
watch TV too much (mostly because nothing good is ever on), but I
see nothing wrong with reading books.
644名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 17:18:53
>>640
That's ok. I love reading books, too. I sometimes read English books.
For the most part, they are fantasy books for children, though.
When I read Japanese books, I prefer who-done-it kind of books.
What kind do you prefer?
645名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 17:20:46
>>643
>Many people who are obsessed with sports are fat
I don't think so...
646名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 17:21:23
>>642

No, "way sure" isn't rude. It's just that it might make people laugh
at you. It's not really very common, IMO. I think it's kind of outdated.

Anyway, I suppose that it is possible to learn Chinese through
immersion if you're very young. I still doubt that many schools will
start teaching it, though; since right now, Spanish is far more
important in the US than Chinese. I can only see it becoming more
important with all the immigrants coming in from Mexico.
647名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 17:28:07
>>643
>I don't think so...
Perhaps you're talking about people who _play_ sports. I'm talking
about people who _watch_ them. Let me tell you that there are plenty
of fat people who watch sports on TV but couldn't play them themselves
if their life depended on it.

>>644

I mostly enjoy reading Science-Fiction and Fantasy stories.
For example, I like the Harry Potter books, Isaac Asimov's novels, and
Iain M. Bank's novels. I suppose you're referring to detecive novels
by "who-done-it kind of books". I enjoy them, but I haven't read many.
648名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 17:30:01
"detecive" was supposed to be "detective". Sorry about that.
649名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 17:32:36
>>646
Speaking of immigrants from Mexico, did they march on the street
against a bill that illegal immigrants will be banished from America?
It may be a difficult question to answer whether to let them stay or
or not.

And thanks again for shedding light on my question.
I didn't know it had already been outdated.
650(○)      (○):2006/04/30(日) 17:33:42
right now, i'm reading a book called " mad money" by jim cramer.
a jewish ( i think!) guy who was graduaded from harvard law school &
had been worked for goldman sachs for 25 yrs as a banker.
she has own his show at CNBC news called " mad money"
his slogan is this, make money!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!booooyah!!!!!
651名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 17:41:26
Oh, I'm reading Harry Potter volume 4 now. I'm almost done.
That series is superb. I can't tell how many time I've read the books.
652名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 17:48:11
Are there anyone from America on this thread right now?

If there are, I just wanted to know how much publicity and
general public recognition the ABDUCTION of Japanese and
Korean citizens by the North Koreans are getting right now over there.

Is it just the Japanese media broadcasting the meeting with George Bush
or is the news being shown in the states?
653名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 17:50:20
>>652
You didn't read the thread?
>>646 is American.
654名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 17:51:49
Japanese people feel English is difficult because they haven't
learnt it as a kid.
655名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 17:58:11
>>649

Well, they did in some places in the US, which I'm sure you already
know, but not in my city, although there were rumours that there
was going to be one. Speaking of that, on Monday they're planning to
all stay home from school/work in order to create an "immigrant-free
day" to show everyone how vital they are to America. As for the
question of whether or not they should stay, in my opinion they
should have to go back to Mexico if they're not legal. I don't
have anything against them, but providing them with free schooling,
free school breakfast/lunch, welfare checks, food stamps, etc. is
sucking up tax dollars for little gain, IMO.

>>651

I agree. The Harry Potter books are quite good. Earlier I said I
liked Fantasy, but now that I think about it, I haven't really
liked any other fantasy I've read. I think J.K. Rowling has a better
style than most Fantasy authors. Even though many like The Lord of
the Rings, I just couldn't get into the series because of his,
IMHO, excessive detail.

>>652

I'm American, but unfortunately I can't tell you how much attention
it's been getting because I don't usually watch TV news. I prefer
the Internet...
656名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 18:03:50
>>655
So, no news coverage in the papers either?
or do you not read the newspaper as well.

So, in your opinion, a normal American citizen would and does not
get to hear about the fuss unless they paid a lot of attention via various
media?
657名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 18:07:15
>>655
by the way
this is the news that 656 is talkin about

http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2006/04/20060428-1.html
658名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 18:14:07
>>655
About Harry Potter, yeah, I'll say. I also tried The Lord of
the Rings 1, but the book was out of my depth. I gave up.

Anyway, what do you think will happen at the end of Harry Potter 7?
My wild guess is that Harry will fight against Voldemort at Hogwarts,
as in dragon warrior( do you know about the game software?).
659名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 18:18:28
>>653
no need to be so offensive
the guys just asking
660575:2006/04/30(日) 18:20:25
>>649
The big protest is Monday.

>>652
I have no clue what you are talking bout either. My newspaper has yet to arrive today though.
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=us&ie=UTF-8&q=korean+OR+korea+abducted&btnG=Search+News
does not get many hits. I never saw it on google news, but I may have missed it.
661名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 18:22:35
>>659
Hmm? I didn't mean to be offensice at all.
I just gave him a piece of imformation.
662名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 18:26:11
>>656

Sorry, but I don't normally read the newspaper either. I usually use
the CNN and BBC websites. It's much more convenient that way...

>>658

I think you mean "beyond my level" by "out of my depth". I've heard
of Dragon Warrior. I tried playing the first one (for NES), but I
found that it was too tedious. I don't really like RPGs that
focus on leveling up too much, but that's just me. As for the end
of Harry Potter, I like the rumor that Harry's scar is a horcrux,
but I doubt it will be true.
663名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 18:32:37
>>662
>Harry's scar is a horcrux but I doubt it will be true
Me, too. If his scar is a horcrux, Harry is supposed to
die when he really want to distroy Voldemort.
In the first place, his scar was marked after he who must not be named
created 7 horcruxes..
664名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 18:38:28
>>663

Yeah, that's why I don't think it will be true. I just think
it might be good to have a tragic ending where both Harry and Voldemort
die.
665名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 18:40:53
>>617
ここにはネイティブスピーカーもいるよ。あなたがネイティブスピーカー
というなら、あなた自身が書き込んでみれば。
まあ違うから米英の掲示板で練習しているんだろうけどな。
666名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 18:48:30
hey!let's jerk off!!!
667名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 18:53:36
>>664
Sounds really sad if Harry dies in return for bringing peace to the magical world.
I hope Harry and Ginny go out again.

Incidentally, why did Dunbldore believe in Snape? As I'm reading
volume 4, when Harry asked him why, the head master didn't anser
his question.. There must have been a big secret which will be unveiled
in volume 7.
668名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 19:05:58
>>660
It's not 652.
But I can provide you with an online news resorce.

If you aren't bothered, take a look:
http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/nn20060430a1.html
669名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 19:07:05
I mean, news source.
670名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 19:07:30
>>667
Well, many great stories have been tragic, like Romeo and Juliet...
As for the Harry/Ginny romance, I didn't really like the way the
"monster in his chest" was described in Book 6. I think the romance is
fine, but I think a better metaphor could have been used for his
desire for her.

As for Dumbledore's belief in Snape... Well, there are many rumors
on the Internet. Lots of people think that Snape isn't really evil.
Some people think he made an unbreakable oath with Dumbledore and
that's why he beleived in him, for example. Personally, I think
Snape might still really be on the good side considering that he
gave Harry a bit of advice while fleeing Hogwarts at the end of
book 6, IIRC. I think the argument between Snape and Dumbledore
in book 6 was about Dumbledore wanting Snape to go through with
his oath to help Malfoy and Snape was trying to refuse because he
didn't want to have to kill Dumbledore.
671名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 19:08:38
Oops...

*that's why he believed in him

Sorry again.
672名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 19:33:46
>>670
>the way the "monster in his chest" was described in Book 6.
Yeah, you're right. Come to think of it, the way Harry behaves in book 5
seemed to irritate many readers. (In 2ch there have been "Harry Potter" threads
where people discuss the books as well)
Don't take this the wrong way, but I thought American people loved to read/see
happy ending stories. Someone told me they wouldn't be satisfied with bad endings.

Your take on Snape is completely new and really interesting to me.
He's still run a risk.. The books has been really full of twists and turns.
So Snape may help Harry out when he's faced with death or something..

By the way, I still think Wormtail will do good to harry, because
Dumbledore said a wizard who is saved a life from another one will
do something in return.. What do you think about it?
673名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 19:56:09
No more?
674名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 19:59:09
Hello.
I'm a college student.
I found this thread today.
I will write coments from time to time.
Please correct my sentences.
Thank you.
675名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 19:59:31
>>672
>Don't take this the wrong way, but I thought American people loved to read/see
>happy ending stories. Someone told me they wouldn't be satisfied with bad endings.

This may come as a shock to you, but not all Americans are the same. :) j/k
Anyway, I usually like happy endings when they fit the story, but
I think a sad ending would be more fitting for Harry Potter since
the books have kind of a dark mood, IMO.

"He's still run a risk":
This should be "He's still running a risk.", but I still don't really
know what you mean by this. Do you mean that it was risky for him
to kill Dumbledore or something?

"The books has":
"The books HAVE"

"Dumbledore said a wizard who is saved a life from another one will
do something in return":
"Dumbledore said that a wizard will do something in return for someone
who has saved their life." is what you mean, I believe. You would
use "his life" instead of "their life" in my sentence if you wanted
to be very formal, BTW. You might already know this. I just don't
want to mislead anyone learning English.

Anyway, I'm not really sure what Wormtail will do to repay his debt
to Harry. My best guess is that he's going to perhaps sacrifice himself
to save Harry in the final battle or something like that. Just guessing, though...
676名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 20:04:10
ハリポタの話ってことは、この中にサーウィいる?
677名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 20:04:44
>>467
if you want to speak english as fluent as native speakers and
act like english speaking foreigner,
go ahead.
but there are many other things we should learn first.
for example,japanese and mathmatics.

early education is important not only for language skill but also for
mathematics and japanese.
building up identity also should not be late.i am concerned that
kids can be moved easily by foreigh teachers.

we should build up our identity first.kids still don't know who
they are and who others are.kids will be confused .
ealy english ecucation lead idenntity crisis and some kids will think
english and american way of life is superior to japanese .
i have seen some  returnee students like this.
but they'll never get important position in usa.they can speak english
but don't have remakble skill other than that.
anyway he got back to japan.they are ashamed of being japanese and
misundestanding.they think they are among american,
but real american never admit it.

678名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 20:06:38
language is only the means of communication.the aim of learning foreigh language
should not be for acting ,speaking the same way as english speaking
people.

philipino can speak better english than japanese.english is an official
language.but are they as wealthy as japanese and american?

of course african american can speak english.but they are still
having hard time.
i don't think discrimination is the only reason.
african american don't know where they come from.
they could hardly pass down african culture.
they were made to have little self-esteem.
race is the only common thing they can depend on.
they are lacking in family value,ethnic solidarity.
black people tend not to help each other compared to other ehnic
groups.they unite against white establishment ,but when someone
got succesful position as white establishments, they are called 'race traitor'.

on the contrary,look at the jewish and chinese people.
they know where they come from.they know what their original culture
is.they help each other.they know the wisdom of tradition.

i don't say black don't have wisdom.but slavery rip off their tradition
and wisdom somewhat.black even don't know where they come from and what
language they spoke.
679名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 20:24:21
>>678
>language is only the means of communication.
it's not the only means...
you can communicate in other ways - like punching the face of
someone you don't like, or kissing someone you love.
680名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 20:28:48
>>678
and thanks for speaking on behalf of the whole african americans...
are you one of them??? you really shouldn't generalise things too much
though.
681名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 20:29:47
>>675
If Snape really isn't on the dark side, it means he is pretending
to be a Death Eater, although he is considered to have
betray Dumbledore's trust. Aurors will try to track him down.
If Voldemort see through him, he'll be killed.
If Aurors catch him, he'll be killed(I doubt any of them can find him, though).
He's running risk of being killed. That's what I meant.
682名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 20:35:05
>>681

Now I see. BTW, "to have betray" should be "to have betrayed".
Anyway, I have a question for you. What does the "サーウィ" mean in
676's post? I can't seem to figure it out...
683名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 20:39:38
>>681

Saw another.

"If Voldemort see through him":
"If Voldemort SEES through him"
684名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 20:41:56
>>682
Yeah, i often made grammartical mistakes, and I take notice after
posting a message.

>サーウィ
Never you mind. It's nothing.
685名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 20:55:14
"i often made":
"I often make"

Ah, so is "サーウィ" something bad? It makes me think of how little
kids say "sorry". They can't pronounce "r" so they say "sawwy" instead.
686名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 20:57:22
>>685
Where are you from?
687名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 20:59:37
>>686

California, US
688名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:01:59
>>687
Have you studied Japanese?
689名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:03:35
>>688

Yes, somewhat.
690名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:11:19
>>689
That explains a lot.

I know about サーウィ a little. It is a user's name; he is an infamous poster here
in the English board. I'm not sure why >>676 mentioned him, though.
691名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:15:07
it's kind of sad that the news about innocent teenagers being abducted
by the north koreans aren't generally acknowledged by the general
american public.
to me it's more important than the new harry potter book.
however on the other hand, we tend to be very ignorant about the
racism towards african-americans, jews, polish, etc. in the states.

692名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:18:47
>>690

Ah, now I get it.

Anyway...

>ハリポタの話ってことは、この中にサーウィいる?

"About the Harry Potter story, will Saawi soon be here?"

Is that an accurate English translation, or I am totally off?
693名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:20:56
"am I"... That's weird, how I transposed the two words...
694名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:21:34
>>691
Now is not the time to push your idea on us.
You can talk about it some other time.

Oh, hey, why not build a new thread where we can talk about politics?
I think I'll pay a visit if you set it up.
695名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:22:01
Does it really need to be translated?
696名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:24:02
>>695

Well, yes, to see if I understood it correctly... I have little confidance
in my ability to understand Japanese...
697名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:24:53
What's with these typos? "cofidence"
698名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:28:58
If I could change the world.....
699名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:29:40
>>698

Yes?
700名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:32:09
>>699
Yes!
701名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:34:08
>>692
I'd translate the sentence into:
1)I guess Saawi has been here talking about Harry Potter.
2)Now that I've found that you've been talking about Harry Potter, I suspect Saawi is here.

Of course, >>676 was wrong. I've been talking with you about Harry Potter and I wouldn't be more of the person in question
than you were.

702サーウィッ ◆TgjW9Bm8yU :2006/04/30(日) 21:34:09
hallo
unnko-
703名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:39:09
I will be the sunlight in your universe.....
704名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:40:33
>>701

Well, that confirms that, as I suspected, I'm hopeless at Japanese.
Anyway, your English is very good... I wonder if it's because English
is a simpler language than Japanese. It certainly seems that way to
me. Maybe it's just because it's my native language, but I've always
found that other languages contain many more complexities than English.
705名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:44:09
>>696
There you go.
You just wouldn't let it go, would you.
Now we have the crazy cockmuncher messing around on this thread now.
706名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:53:20
>>705

Sorry to tell you this, but that really was my post. I think Japanese
is just beyond my ability... I've been studying it for a while, but
I think I now realize that I don't really have any hope of learning it...
If even such a simple sentence is beyond my ability to understand,
how will I ever learn to understand more complex sentences? I think
that beyond a certain age, learning a foreign language simply
becomes a futile endeavour.
707名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 21:58:58
>>704
No, my translation was quite rough. And English grammar is really different
from Japanese'. One of the biggest differences I have in mind is how to bring
up a subject. Japanese people don't often refer to the subject of a sentence.
In a sense, Japanese is simpler than English.
708名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:00:43
>>706
I think learning a language grammatically is not an impossible
task no matter how old you are.
It's the pronounciations and the actual speaking part that tends to
become tricky.
As you can read, I have no problem with my English.
But I can't speak it to save my life.
709PSE ◆NfFXKy6MZU :2006/04/30(日) 22:02:58
serwit sucks
710OB ◆jLrF3/Zrhk :2006/04/30(日) 22:05:18
でてこいや!
711名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:08:15
Japanese people are famous for lack of English ability.
As a matter of fact, we are the second worst in the TOEFL exam.
The number of English expressions we must to learn is so overwhelming
that I can easily forget new words today that I just studied yeasterday.
712名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:09:56
Let me correct myself.
to→×
I first tried to write "have to" instead of "must"..
713只今 ◆am/upXHX12 :2006/04/30(日) 22:10:03
しょこたんブログでしょこたんに萌えまくリングの日々を過ごしてるっす。
最近、チワーワの人気がおちたらすぃーい。
714名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:10:23
>>696
there you go
more cockmunchers like 709 & 710
because you wouldn't let it lie.
715名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:11:53
>>707

"Japanese'":
"Japanese's"

Well, I find this aspect of Japanese very confusing. It's seems as
though you have to guess how the topic is related to the rest of the
sentence sometimes. In English, everything is explicit. You must specify
the subject of every verb.

Another reason Japanese is difficult is that it's hard to know
when "wa" or "ga" is appropriate. I've read a number of explanations
on the subject, but I usually can't figure how the rules of these
explanations apply when I see them used in a Japanese sentence.
716名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:13:34
"It seems as though"... Originally, I wrote "It's as though". That's why that mistake's there.
717名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:13:37
stop this!
718名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:14:44
>>715
I think I could explain the difference between "wa" or "ga",
but it's too tough to do it in English, though..
719名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:16:10
same goes for "a" or "the".
720名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:18:01
hey
I want to meet a girl and stole all of her moneys
721名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:19:51
>>720
yup, you definitely are 英語勉強中
722名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:20:26
>stole
steal

>her moneys
money
723名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:22:18
we are the worst. do you know why? because we have abilities to be
succesful persons but our BRAIN is rotten. let's kill ourselves
724名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:23:33
>>723
yup, you do that mate.
725名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:24:01
>>724
you are NEET too
726名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:26:30
>>725
sorry mate, i'm not
but
you just admitted that you are though.
727名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:31:52
>>715
The way Japanese think and the one English speakers do are
mostly different. Let me take several examples:
1)The pain in my leg is killing me.
2)School work's killing me.
3)This stockings come to just above my knees.
Those expressions really surprised me when I first heard them.
As I see it, when you learn a secondary language, you need to
learn about its culture as well.
728名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:42:20
>>718

Well, I simply can't see how they work.

"A wa B ga suki desu." means "A likes B."

A is the topic. B is the subject. "Suki" is a noun, which I suppose
has the meaning of "something that is liked". "Desu" is for politeness.

That I understand. What I don't understand is this...

What does this mean?

"X wa suki desu."

And this?

"X ga suki desu."
729名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:55:50
>>728
Ok, let me.

Is there someone who like this?
→Yes, there is. Anyway, I like this.(maybe there are some others, though)
(→X wa suki desu)

Who like this?
→No other than I like this. Maybe only I like this.
(→X ga suki desu)

I hope this is of some help.
730名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 22:57:29
>Who like this
→who likes this.

sorry, grammar mistakes again..
731名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:00:31
>>729

Thanks. That brings up another question, though.

How would this work? "A likes B (and only A likes B)."

You can't use "ga" more than once in the same clause, right?
732名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:02:29
If you were a pretty teenager girl. you would have a big chance to be my girlfriend.
733名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:04:55
>>731
Yeah, "A ga B ga suki desu" sounds a bit weird.
But don't worry. We can make out what you want to say from the context.
734名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:05:36
>>731
A ga B ga suki = (among other people in a group) it's A who likes B.
735名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:08:00
by the way, do you want to be an evil doer??
visit this site:
ttp://www.darksites.com/souls/horror/evilguide/index.html
736名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:08:19
Hey, you are missing a big chance to sex with me! You should be awarw of that important
737名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:11:03
According to the weather report, it's supposed to be really hot tommorrow.
738名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:11:35
>>733
>>734

So people really say things like that? I've heard it said that sentence order
doesn't matter in Japanese (like in Latin). It actually does, though?
739名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:12:37
BTW, I meant that the order of the stuff before the verb doesn't matter.
Obviously the main verb has to go at the end...
740名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:12:41
>>728
A wa B ga suki
can be understood grammartically like this:
suki is not a verb. in a way, it's similar to saying
A is fond of B. in a way...
741名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:14:17
>>740

Well, I didn't say "suki" was a verb. In my post, I said it was a noun.
742名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:14:17
>>738
it does, unfortunately. it's a bit like russian. it is more
flexible than english, but still there is some rules how you
arrange a sentence.
743名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:15:05
>>741
suki is not a noun either. it's an adjetive.
744名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:15:58
adjective...
745名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:17:16
but then it's not really adjective either... haha... don't really know what it is...
746名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:20:07
What topic are you speaking now ?
747名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:26:02
748名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:26:31
I don't think the part of speech terms we use in English really fit
Japanese. For example, "adjectives" like "akai" (red) don't really
fall under the English concept of adjective at all. To me, "akai"
seems more like a verb.
749名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:27:53
*concept of AN adjective
750名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:28:23
aka=red
akai=being red
751名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:28:37
What color is love?
752名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:29:01
動詞、形容詞、形容動詞。
連用形。
753名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:29:25
then what about
akai kurima?? it's not a verb.
JP takes the form of subject + predicative.
it doesn't have relative pronouns.
754名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:33:20
はじめての人の日本語文法
http://www.max.hi-ho.ne.jp/miyairi/nihongobunpou02.html
755名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:34:00
>>753

Do you mean "kuruma"? What about this, then?

"hashiru inu" = "dog that runs"
"hishiru" = "to run"
"akai kuruma" = "car that is red"
"akai" = "to be red"
756名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:35:06
*"hashiru" = "to run"

Typo.
757名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:35:26
I study English so hard today that I can't understand Japanese well :・(
758名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:39:06
>>757
>I study
That should be "I studied".



BTW, the reason I use roomaji is that it's hard to use Japanese
characters on my computer because I'm using Linux and the IME isn't
very good.
759名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:41:46
All fixed set patterns are incapable of adaptability or
pliability.
The truth is outside of all fixed patterns.
760名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:42:14
ホーストって現役復帰したの?
761名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:43:27
>>758
i'm using linux, too. how did you install JP IME?? i have some problem installing scim.
762名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:44:46
>>759
who said that?
i've heard that one before.
763名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:45:30
I'm fed up, so bye.
764名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:46:31
>>761

Sorry, but it was a while ago that I set up and I don't remember that
well... Which distro do you use? Be aware though that it's not nearly
as good as the Windows one... It's difficult to use, IMO.
765名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:48:05
POHTO IS LOVE  写真は愛

POHTO IS YOU  写真はあなた

POHTO IS MESSAGE  写真はメッセージ

POHTO IS REMEMBER  写真は思い出

POHTO IS FAMILY  写真は家族

POHTO IS SMILE  写真は笑顔

POHTO IS PEACE  写真は平和

  
     P O H T O   I S 
766名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:48:31
>>762
bruce lee or jackie chan
i forgot which
767名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:49:09
>>765

It's "photo".
768名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:49:23
>>761
slackware...
i've been trying to set it up for months now...
769名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:51:10
You are driving me crazy.

Say sorry to me!
770名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:53:58
>>768

Oh, I probably can't help you then... What problems have you been
having with it though? Maybe it will be one of the ones I had...
771名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:54:27
>>765
Photo is memory as well.
772名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:56:00
on a message board I saw a message from a girl whose husband was
a military guy(he works in the navy) she wrote how her husband
love STRAPON and she also said that she is in a panic, because
she was afraid that her husband would leave her for a guy.
lolololol
military people sure JUST A BIG MESS.
773名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:57:03
Speaking of that, I think "写真は思い出" means "A photo is a memory.",
not "photo is remember".
774名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/04/30(日) 23:57:10
>>770
i've installed scim, skim and anthy and a couple other dependent
programs. it loads up fine, but nothing happens after that. i can't select
langueages or i don't get any input displays.
775名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:00:18
>>774

So do you mean that SCIM loads, or just the program loads? If SCIM loads,
then you have to press Ctrl+Spacebar in order to select languages.
776名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:02:46
Small field・Side
777名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:02:51
>>775
scim loads up. but pressing Ctr + space doesn't do anything.
ah... i am so annoyed...
778名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:05:12
anyway, i got to eat something. see u.
779名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:09:19
C U 〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜

( ´∀`)/~~
780名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:17:41
I am A PenIs
781名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:18:36
>>773
Photo is everything then.
782名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:24:18
hey mr.eggplant
I know youre reading this...
I dont know u at all but this is a something like an advice
why dont you read a history of your NATIVE(where your parents came from) country?
it may help you a lot to understand yourself..
I think because at the moment you're just an alien...
783berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 00:30:51
>>782
i know the history of my country very well, thank you!
besides, i understand myself better than anyone else.
i don't have any identity crisis! haha...
i am an alien because i choose to be. maybe, that's hard for you
to understand. but some people like me prefer to be alone.
that gives me more time to think about how i proceed with
my evil plans...
784名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:35:32
>>783
may I ask you
whats your native country?
785名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:36:35
786名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:38:00
>>783
I prefer to be alone too...
But I want to live in society and build a good career..
or even change the country!!!(like your parents did it)
787berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 00:38:00
>>783
why do you care?? i don't. so drop it! :)

>>785
i don't like her book.
788名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:39:40
>>787
I just want to tell you that(of course I dont know a damn)
your parents did a great job. you probably had the abilities
of your parents. they gave you a start, why dont you use it?
....
I am telling this, because one day I would be like your parents.
lol
789berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 00:40:24
>>786
yeah. i know what you mean. but i want to achieve that
by doing the opposite of what one supposed to be doing.
i.e. by evil means...
have you seen the link i gave you some time ago??
here is the link take a look:
ttp://www.darksites.com/souls/horror/evilguide/index.html
790名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:41:11
>>787
haha, we are the same :) I dont like to tell
where I am from. you dont like to tell about your native country
..
we are ashamed of our roots. but your parents escaped from evil roots.
:)
791berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 00:42:42
>>790
that depends on how you look at things, of course. haha
792名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:43:11
>>789
thanks for the link.
but I want to tell you the truth.
there is a major deterrent in men mind...
you can think anything about yourself but...
in 20 you dont have the mind
in 30 you dont have money
in 40 you dont have the wife.
(Same goes to me, I feel very shitty because I understood the formula)
793名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:43:55
btw I am subject, just dont want to use tripcode :)
794名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:44:33
women is the future of men
795名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:46:39
>>794
as well as man is the future of women
796berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 00:48:11
>>792
well, i don't know why you call "deterrent" in your mind.
in 20, i had plenty of mind. in fact, too much of it. so
i stay outside of what's supposed to be the place for men.
i don't really know about the last 2. i am not aiming for
earning loads anyway. so money won't be a problem for me.
40 years old without wife?? who knows. i think i will be
single forever. that's more fun. in a way.
797berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 00:50:26
>>794
women are dumb. at the end of the day, they are mostly bitches.
they need men, and they can't resist the nature. they are always
after men, regardless of what they say about men and equality.
798名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:50:39
you just afraid of rivalry, competition...
but this is an essence of live...
think about your schoolmates who would laught at you if they
see you now....
799名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:53:01
but actually I am a mess too...
I think too much about rivalry and such thing
I need to be calmer
800名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:54:00
we are just an aliens..
...
801berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 00:54:40
>>798
ah... but i am the one laughing at them. i have more control over
myself than many of my old "schoolmates", who were plainly incompetent
to stand for what they believed in, and who eventually conformed to the
society which they are told to be part of.
802名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:54:47
What do you think about feminism??
803berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 00:56:08
>>802
feminism is fun to take a part in.
804名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:57:06
i think you should really believe that your life is in yourhands
or you would end as a good slave of your imperous wife...
805berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 00:57:21
>>800
yeah... so let's crush the puny earthlings!
806名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:57:46
>>801
that's just your point of view
807名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 00:58:09
808berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 00:58:49
>>804
i am not thinking of getting a wife. it's too much of a hassle.
809berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:01:12
>>806
yeah, but the same can be said for the lot who laughs at me.
810名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:01:42
>>808
I think you had an evil sister lol
811berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:03:04
besides, which one is more important? their points of view,
or mine? i don't really give a damn about them. so i prefer
to stand by my view. lol
812berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:03:43
>>810
do you want to shag her??
in your dream!! haha
813名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:04:24
I am a guy and this is MY point of view.
guys are dumb. so I am. I dont have good MIND to for a living.
so I need to find an owner!!! in other words I need to find a girl
who would control me, as I am working for cool things lol and making
a career.
is this sounds like a SM????????????????
814名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:05:16
lol:) I Am pretty funny person.
815berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:06:16
>>813
that's your own failing, mortal.
and... now you are officially out of the man's club!
haha
816名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:06:19
anon. is a pretty cool things.
but you should not act like an anonymous in real life.
it can lead to a tragedy
817名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:06:55
>>811
you sound like someone who is desperately trying to justify
the very existence of yourself by denying others.
frankly, it's us that couldn't give a damn about your perspectives.
we don't come here looking for the meaning of life.
818berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:07:24
>>816
why??
say, bin laden was pretty happy before he became non-anonynous... lol
819berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:08:35
>>816
and you don't have the spirit of ninja...
one needs to hide his/her identity in order to be successful.
success brings you fame. that's the rule. not the other way around.
820名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:08:56
>>815
i am out of a man's club because... most mans are controlled by women
and most mans just dont know it...
you know some girls are making speeches at UNITED NATIONS
and some girls only making speeches in the front of its husband.
lolololol
you know there is a natural LUST FOR POWER in a girls mind.
so you should find yourself a GOOD girls who would use her
LUST FOR POWER in a good way(i.e: help you make a career)
821berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:10:03
>>817
i am not denying others. i just don't care about them.
they are mostly inferior to me. all i have to watch out is
a few individuals who are better than i am. muahahahaha...
822名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:11:19
think about it.
you could have such girl as a wife if you became rich!!!
http://www.style.com/slideshows/fashionshows/S2005RTW/DGABBANA/RUNWAY/00020f.jpg
823名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:12:37
824berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:13:00
>>820
interesting point. i like the bit about UN and the in front of their hubsbads bit.
but think carefully. they are at the end, very unreliable.
besides, i think men's lust for power is not so much less than girls'.
but anyway, as long as you are moaning about girls and stuff, you will
never ever be a true evil doer!!!
825名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:13:19
do you remember cracky-chan?? lol
what happened to her if her classmates would see her naked photos??
826berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:14:11
>>822
not really. i wouldn't. she's too skinny to fuck. don't you agree??
827名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:15:02
maybe.. when I try hard to imagine a sex with model I could do it..
lol
828berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:15:13
>>825
what do you mean? i don't understand the last sentence you wrote.
829名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:15:41
are you a spic, sambo or a paki?
i bet you are not a caucasian, am i not right?
830berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:16:07
>>827
hey sub. why are you remaining anonymous?
831berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:17:04
>>829
once again... why do you care???
by the way, "paki" is not offensive in spain. FYI
haha
832名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:17:09
>>828
mm
I mean. how her classmates would treat her, if they saw a naked
photos of her???
833名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:18:01
>>830
I dunno lol
btw do you know takashi miike? he is often made films about
aliens..
lol
for example "city of lost souls"
834名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:18:28
so you are a spic?
835berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:18:36
>>832
everything would be the same. some would call her slut or something,
but at the end of the day, nothing changes, leaving only some sad
boys wanking hard in their beds.
836名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:18:48
and btw, everyone. from what age you should HIDE YOUR true identity???
to build a good career?
837名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:19:34
no wonder you have such medieval philosophy towards life.
still in the fascist regime are you? LOL
838berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:20:18
>>834
haha... what do you mean "so"?? i didn't give you any reason to make you say "so"...
839berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:21:24
>>837
that's an ecumenical matter. lol
840名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:21:54
>>837
do you talk about berenjena???
841名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:22:27
fucking greaseball
842berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:22:32
>>837
by the way, as supposed to my "medieval philosophy", please enlight me,
what is your idea of "modern philosophy"???
843名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:23:35
everyone should ACCEPT the bourgeois values.
844berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:24:02
haha... enlighten me... en dropped off somewhere for walking...
845名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:24:18
hey berenjena
do you like PILLOWS??
846berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:24:41
>>843
and those are???
847berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:26:54
>>845
i don't have a favourite.
848名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:27:14
>>846
well.
the philosophy of the well-to-do's.
in other words if you dont have something , you're blemish
lol
849名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:27:41
>>842
sorry mate, i haven't got the time to waste my intellect on
immature school boys like yourself.
850berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:30:46
>>848
ah... that's sooo medieval. you know that?
today's philosophy is to creating something out of nothing.
pretty much what lawyer and bankers are doing. ah, and the devil, of course...
so having nothing to start off with is, in a way, the road to success.
851名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:31:31
hey eggplant
how about turning your PC off for a whole months and trying very
hard to read OXFORD's book of history? it could really enlight you.
852berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:31:45
>>849
thanks for the comment. please use your pea-size intellect somewhere else for good.
ciaooooo!
853名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:32:39
↑what a twat
854berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:32:57
>>851
no need. oxford is biased. in fact, i read the penguin's history of the world.
that was also shite.
855名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:33:26
>>850
yes. but even I am not well-to-do myself(I am entering college
as you know) but I found that there is no other way..
you know for dreams there are artists/writers etc...
for real life there are such rules..
if you dont have an ability of being artfag
you should choose that way...
and most of the artfags are very unhappy people
856berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:33:50
>>853
yeah... i know... thanks for the compliment. LOL
857名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:36:11
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858名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:36:31
It's May from today, isn't it?
859berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:36:50
>>855
you know, subject. the worse thing you can do is to have dreams
that are impossible to achieve. so be realistic. and finish off your
study properly. then take some time off, to know yourself better.
and to know what you really want to do with your life.
860名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:36:56
too sad.
I hate may.
861berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:37:38
>>860
labour day!!! hurray!!!
862名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:38:35
and btw berenjena. do you download jap movies from bittorrent??
it's good thing to kill time...
863berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:39:18
>>857
charming AA. make sure you pick up your brain from the latrine...
you probaby need it.
864名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:40:22
berenjenaがうざい件について・・・
865berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:40:30
>>862
no. i don't. i have a very slow internet connection. that's why my responses
are sometimes really late...
866名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:41:13
867berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:41:25
>>864
please do make a new thread! i would love to see you there!!!
868名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:41:48
>>865
why do you have very slow connection in england??
869berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:42:22
>>866
yeah...
870berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:43:49
>>868
because i am no longer in the uk, perhaps??
871名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:44:22
>>870
and why is that??? where are you now???
872berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:45:31
>>871
ah... dear friend... i am not going to part with such an important info.
nothing personal. it's just the way it is.
873名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:45:44
up his own arse
874名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:46:10
>>872
are you son of important person? lol
875名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:46:57
do you like white british woman?
england is the home for big breasted woman.
do you like bit tits?do you like british big tits model?

they are very famous among big tits freaks in japan.
876名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:47:32
"big tits freaks" - thats sounds too funny lol
877berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:47:41
>>873
perhaps with a welll sharpened pencil?? ouch!!! that really hurts!!
haha...now your turn!
878名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:48:16
berenjena is at mi6.
by the way, new james bond is critisized for his ugliness.
879berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:49:06
>>875
only kids love big tits. anyway, i don't really like british girls.
some of them are alright, though.
880名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:49:27
>>876
sounds unnatural in english? how should i say?
881名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:49:54
>>mi6
is that true mr.Berenjena??? sometimes you sound like a kid
but sometime you sounds like a son of an important person!!!
882berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:50:47
>>878
haha... it's true that i know someone working in mi6. but i can't say
who he/she is...
883名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:51:26
berenjena works for a secret revolutionary goverment!!!!!!!! lol
884名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:51:36
>>879
how famous are they in the uk?
does everybody know big tits models like lindsey mckenzie or
adele stephens ?
885berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:52:55
>>880
for your fav. porn site search engine??
don't know. how about just "a slut with freak tits"?
886名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:53:12
oh ! berenjena is a member of ira.
887名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:53:13
dont you know
888名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:53:51
妄想好きな奴だなwww
889berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:54:32
>>884
what? busty models?
they are famous amongst workers - i suppose. ha ha ha...
890名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:55:21
you know .. about Densha Otoko.
do you know why Hermes choose him? because she is bored lady...
at first densha will became her slave then they would sleep in different
rooms and then hermes would find a lover.
lol
891名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:55:53
>>889
do you hate workers? lol
892berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:56:08
hey subject. use the handle name.
it's difficult for me to talk to you.
893berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:57:16
>>891
of course not!!
we need those working class people to make this CAPITALISM work
in the uk.ho ho ho...
894subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:58:56
mmm ok.
so lets talk about UK books...
do u know a book called line of beauty? it's about a oxford graduate
whose father got a high rank in tories. that guy also have a almost
crazy sister. and there is also a faggot from middle-classes.
that faggot loves art. he lives in that family because he is a lover
of that oxford guy.
so let's be honest. you are a son of an important person???
895berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 01:59:16
>>890
actually i don't know about densha otoko thing.
i know many people refer to that thing in this tread
now and then.
896名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 01:59:25
>>889
you have never heard of them? that's interesting.
workers?
just like people who love reading the sun instead of quality papers?
897名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 02:01:41
>>885
i want to mean "mania"by using freaks.i've just realized i was totaly
misunderstood.
898berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:01:48
>>894
why do you care about that??
it's not important who i am, or who you are, or whatever...
899subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:01:51
hey hey hey
do you know what is worse then "son of important person"
yeah you got it right...
the GRANDson of an important person..
do you understand me?? :) lol
900berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:03:15
>>896
i was just kidding...
901subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:03:35
and that's because >>899
grandson of an important son is the son of..... CRAZY daughter of
an importan son.
902subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:04:29
"important person"
lol
903berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:05:08
>>899
think of shostakovich.
dmitri was a great composer,
his son is an ok conductor
and his grandson is, i guess, an ok pianist...
904名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 02:05:22
>>900
so you have heard of them.but you don't have an interest.
905subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:06:59
>>903
wow you heard of him. I like his music lol.
yr funny
906subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:08:10
>>903
also.
from nothing to important person
and
from important person to nothing.
lol
907berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:09:20
>>904
i'm caught up in other things... besides, i don't really like
girls with big tits. sometimes, they look so unnatural.
and just imagine what will happen to these grand tits when
the time comes. they all go sagging. ugh..
908名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 02:10:20
berenjena,i want to know the class in the uk.
which in general will "well-educated white people from the upper class" 
respect ,
working class whitemen or well-educated colored people?
909subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:10:47
I think the best way for a guy
is to imagine that he is poor nothing. lol
910berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:11:18
>>905
i also like his music very much...
911名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 02:11:50
are you gay?
impotent person lol
912名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 02:12:13
testing
913subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:12:52
914berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:13:52
>>908
it really depends on where you live.class difference
is not so obvious.but there is in the uk.
because it's not apparent, i reckon no one really cares.
not much discrimination in the uk, though.
915subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:14:29
>>910
cool! I really like Webern.
do you know him? he is from second vienna school.
schoenberg/webern/berg. what a great company..
I readed a letter of schoenberg. really interesting.
916berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:15:30
>>911
oscar wilde was gay. but girls love him, even today. i saw his grave
the other day. lots of kisses...
as for me, i am no oscar wilde. lol
917berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:16:16
>>915
yes. me too. he was shot dead by an ignorant american soldier...
918berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:17:21
>>915
schoenberg/webern/berg - yeah... i agree with you.
i used to play one or two piano pieces by schoenberg...
fascinating stuff.
919名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 02:18:13
i know lol means "w" or "藁".
does LoL imply person's action?
LoL looks like a man with his hands up.
920subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:18:33
>>917
how old are you? just interesting.
btw I have livejournal
do you want to see?
it's just a pictures lol but anyway
http://op1234.livejournal.com/
921subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:20:16
now I totaly dont understand who are you really. lol :/
922berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:22:04
>>919
lol is "laughing out loud"

>>920
sorry sub. i can't tell you that.
the link has too many photos... i can't load everything up!!! aaargh..
923subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:22:57
no probs lol
924berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:23:08
>>921
just remember: i am berenjena! that's enough. no?? :)
925subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:23:38
anyway, I wonder why are you so much obsessed with 4chan and 4ch??
thats just a waste of time...
926subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:24:10
>>924
ok. you're seems to be a mysterious person.
927berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:24:27
>>925
i don't post things in 4ch. actually... sub.
928subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:24:48
as for myself I survived an ego war :) lol
929名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 02:25:07
横浜本坑のながいけいこです。昨日は横浜本坑で荒らした後、池袋であらし、私を含めて数人が参加せずに孵った。だからかな、でもまだにチャンで人気者だいうことも、大手スクールのだれも注意しません、私がかわいいからです。
昨日の夜から喉が痛いなー、って。
朝も痛いなー、とは思っていたんだけど、思い切ってジムへ。
帰ってきて変だなー、って思って熱測ったら37.3℃でした。ちゃんちゃん。
合唱の練習は無断欠席。PCでさんざん遊んだ後は横になってヤマト三昧。食事どうしよう〜、って思っていたら、宅急便が夜に来ることになってたっけ。慌てて起きて・・・今に至る。
早く宅急便来ないかなー。熱はないけど寝たいんだけどなー。
930subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:25:19
wtf is that sub part? lololol
you sounds like a homo :)
j/k
931berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:26:07
>>928
good for you!!
when do you start going to uni?
932名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 02:26:27
>>922
i know that.
but ' LoL 'figure looks like a man with his hands up.
so i bet LoL expresses a laughing man with his hands up.
totally my illusion?

933subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:27:04
>>931
next autumn!!! its good for me to study.
do you know why I dropped out form prev. uni?
not because I was stupid lol. but because of really strange thing
lolololol
934berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:27:05
>>930
haha... i guess. ok how's this: subj?
935subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:28:13
>>934
i dunno lol.
936berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:28:32
>>932
perhaps... but i don't think there is not much to it other than being an acronym.

>>933
you can tell us, SUBJ.!! ahaha
937subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:29:38
I found a secret of berenjena...
your father works at tories!!! riiiiiiiiiight? j/k
938berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:29:46
oops... extra "not" came back from a walk.
939名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 02:29:53
このスレ英文の間違いを指摘したらきりがないな
940subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:30:45
>>936
it is un-understable. lol
941berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:31:15
>>937
haha... well done... i am the only son of what's his name? the tory leader.
david cameron... ahaha... just kidding.
942名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 02:31:20
>>939
どんどん指摘してやってくれ。それも勉強の内だし。
943subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:33:04
so what do you do usually? you seems to be a some kind of aristocraty
loplololl
944berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:34:59
>>943
well... i am not. but i think i told you before what i do.
945subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:35:42
yeah, you are neet :)
946名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 02:36:03
berenjenaよりsubjectのほうが基地外な件について・・・
947名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 02:38:01
i guess nonprejudiced british people will turn pale when it
comes to their children marrying a coloured people.
they will prefer a working class british
people with little intelligence.
948berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:39:28
>>947
not really. i've seen many white british people marrying
with non-white people.
949名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 02:39:50
neet is a modern aristocrat.
950subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:40:01
・・・ we are really strange guys ・・・
951subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:40:57
>>949
actually yes. do you know that in 19th aristocraty was bound to dead
because of born of capitalism.
952subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:41:33
if I had a sister she would look like her:
http://www.enfant-terrible.nl/images/03_fr_sm_sm.jpg
953berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:42:02
>>950
well done!
a conclusion of the day!
i am knackered.
i might go off soon.
954subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:42:43
I found >>952
really beautiful
955berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:43:37
>>952
too much close-up - she must be fat. lol
956subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:43:40
what kind of people have the aristocraty feeling?
aristocraty and poor people.
both have nothing to lose.
957subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:44:20
>>955
no. it is because of your lack of knowleage about the women body
958berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:45:06
>>956
ok, subject. i need to take a break.
see you later...
959名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 02:45:45
>>948
don't they fear the extinction of white race?
960subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:46:20
961名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 02:47:49
berenjena ◆qReGbtCTS6 see you later... i am gonna jerk off...
962subject ◆Q4Aw5gx0T6 :2006/05/01(月) 02:48:24
bye
963名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 02:51:33
subjectの勝ちぃ!
そうか嫌な奴をスレから追い出す時は
もっと変な奴になればいいんだな
964名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 03:11:48
そうかなあ?戯れていただけでは?berenjenaの英語は
ところどころイギリス英語だなあ。かといって読みにくいわけじゃない。
読みやすい。
965名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 03:30:03
Internet freebies: you can get something for nothing.
You 've always been a sucker for freebies.
They gave me a freebie with my purchase.
As a freebies junkie, I'm resigned to lots of nosy questions:
What is your age range?
966名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 03:38:33
umm, i broke up with my girlfriend just now .
967名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 03:43:15
you guys know i'm in a bad mood, why dont you cheer me up ?
968名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 03:46:42
go cheer up yourself
969名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 03:50:45
>>966
reason??
970名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 03:54:13
myself? come on! i'm online right?
i want somebody to cheer me up, that's why i'm here now.
971名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 03:56:07
oh,reason.
because i dont like her anymore .that's it.
972名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 03:58:17
>>970
suck yourself.it will lead you to the heaven.
973名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:05:50
>>972
i dont know what are you talking about.
i told you i was in a bad mood.
it's not joke , serious.
974名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:08:03
we are cherry boys
975名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:10:32
>>973
i mean "suck your dick youself""
it needs flexibility though.
976名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:14:00
i take words form Bobby Mcferin song for you.
""don't worry, be happy.""
977名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:16:10
i know what you meant.
but,
ok, thanks.
978名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:18:06
I missed awful a lot.
979名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:19:50
Bobby...
i'd like that's melody.
it must be nice.
980名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:21:47
>>978
what's up man??
981名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:22:02
Remember.... You're a FAG...
982名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:26:35
>>981
Don't say that. it's not cool.
983名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:26:50
Remember.... You're a FAG...
984名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:27:26
i am a zog too.
985名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:29:56
Remember.... You're a FAG...
986名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:36:30
http://academy4.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/english/1146395408/l50
i found more appropriate thread for you.
987名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:37:12
Remember.... I am not a FAG...
988名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:38:24
yeah,you are a beastialist.
989名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:40:59
you are a sodomite,but you are not gay.
just a sodomite.
990名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:41:03
no I taken a straigh road
991名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:43:17
yukio mishima admited in his book that he was a sodomite
992名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:46:02
my grandmother looks like american
993名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:46:08
if peole can marry a person of the same sex,what's wrong with
marrying animals?
994名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:46:42
>>993
lol
995名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:46:54
>>991
really?book that is revealed after his death?
996名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:47:49
>>995
do you ever heard of "confession of the mask" ???
he was a passive gay
997名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:48:39
>>994
but no obligation.
animal consent is required. i am confident.
998名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:49:20
how about marrying a earthworm??
999名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:49:40
>>996
he publicaly denyed he was a gay.
1000名無しさん@英語勉強中:2006/05/01(月) 04:50:16
he was a gay
he sucked like 1000 cocks
10011001
このスレッドは1000を超えました。
もう書けないので、新しいスレッドを立ててくださいです。。。