Ask the American!

english and japanese only
if u want to speak other languages
go to hell

Nice to speak to you, hyf270.
What's the score an average american would get in TOEFL, GMAT and GRE?
What about an average student in undergraduate school, graduate school and PhD
(both top-tier and the others)?
And how did they, especially those who have broader vocabulary, achieve it?

I am a Samurai.
I like soy sauce and yasabi.
I son'T like americans
because they droped atomic boms in hiroshima and nagasaki.
they are killer.

not yasabi.
wasabi.
へへっ、いきなり間違えた。へへ。

Hello, samurai.

>>897
hello

i sont like A

sont means what ???

sont = don't in his context.

猿箸社長、業務管理部、経営企画部、横浜エリアマネージャーへ
神奈川の望校のマンツー4ポイント校で大規模な先生生徒の宴会スタッフも?
しかもブログで曝しています。きもいながけこいさんと七季さんをはじめ神奈川なんで場外レッスンをブログに
公表するのですか。「pao808080」　日本語検索でぐぐればヒットしますよ。
対応してくれないと、苦情箱にいれますよ。初めて見るほど、比度いブログ。

2006年11月5日
７時半頃家に戻り、軽くシャワーをあびたあと隣駅の居酒屋へ・・・
今日は、Rの送別会でした。
行ってみると、１０人の予定が１５人くらいになっているではないですか。。。
レッスンで一緒になる苦手なメンバーやら私より１５歳は年下であろう子たちがいて、
「誰じゃぁ〜！！こんなにウザイメンバーを集めたのは！！！」と内心思っていたら張本人のRでした
おばさんは若い子と飲むと疲れます。。。


イヤイヤ始めた英会話。。。
なのに。。。すっかりはまっています♪>>周りは迷惑、生徒とスタッフの摘。
２００５年１０月７Ａからスタート！２００６年８月Ｌ３になりました。トイック模擬640点レベル3の時　2006年8月
神奈川県　パオ　ブログネーム　2006年　11月　3　4　5日は仙台・松島へドライブ　9月3日に
ボイスパスを購入しています。8月29日には、ノバで9月から働く人とメイト(一緒にレッスンしました。)週9末週末は
中傷と先生との場外出会いで人気上昇中、もちろん目的はクリック粉図解かせぎ。USCPAも勉強しているので、一日もはやく、「ぱお」さんとよんで欲しい。わたしもだれがお子図解くれるか、顔が見たい。
2005年10月　外資系への転職を機にNOUAで英会話を始めました。7Aから始めたのに、今はL4を攻撃しています。授業いやがれせブログ沙良氏。
3マンツーポイントの秘密を教えてくれたスタッフ無視し沙良氏。もちろん狙いは有料クリック。L3= USCPA=転職するより小学工に言ったほうがいいのでは
(人の悪口と企業秘密で子図解稼ぐのは悪いこと)?神奈川では某公園を始めなんで沙良氏ブロガーが多いのか?マンツー３ポイント

>>894
I don't know. We don't use those as far as I know; if we do it's limited use.

We mostly use the "SAT" and "ACT" tests for college admission.

If anyone finds this letter ,
it means that my plan didn't work
and that I'm already dead .
But if I can somehow go back to the beginning of all this
I might be able to save her .

>>904
I found it, so you are dead.

Bush's approval rating is bad, right?
Then why doesn't he go to war with North Korea?
I mean Americans are stupid, and always support Presidents fighting wars.
So, I think Bush should make up some stupid reasons to start a war or two, just as he did with Iraq.
What do you thinK?

>>906
Why are you so offensive?
Not all Americans are dumb-headed. And if Bush loses, terrorists
will come to life and the hell will break loose.

because right now most americans are not happy with the war,
and if he went to war without a threat of attack from N.Korea, he
could be kicked out; and it would be likely his party would lose
the election in a couple years.
There's already a lot of disapproval of that party; since it became
public that one of the members was having sex, or at least talk of
a sexual nature, over the internet- with teenagers who worked at the building.

They had known about it for awhile, but didn't do anything until someone
reported it to the news.

>903
Thanks for responding.
But, what about gradschool admission? Though TOEFL isn't required,
even you americans seem required to take GMAT/GRE.
Or, is it so easy for americans that they don't do any preparation?

The Americans is voting in midterm elections now.
If Democrat wins in both House and Senate, they might impeach Bush.

Who do you think is the next president, Mrs. Clinton or Miss. Rice?

>>909
One of the members... if he had been having sex with women, the issue
would not have been made public, would it?

>>911
So what are you saying? It's unfair that he is shamed because he
is a *gay* pedophile?

>>909 i'm not really sure to tell you the truth.

if you're interested, you could look it up on wikipedia, although
I don't know how helpful it would be.

>>910
It's unlikely that they would impeach him, unless they found him guilty
of crimes. Also; although democrats could win the house (43 seats
"up for grabs", most/all of which are republican, and they only need
to get 15 more seats to control the house), it's unlikely
they'll take the senate. They need 6 seats there, and only
8 are considered "up for grabs"

That's the bad thing about midterms, most of the time, nothing changes.

As far as presidents go, I find it unlikely that either of them
would be president, if one was it would be Hillary. They're both
not very well liked from their relationships with the past two
presidents. Ms. Rice is even more unlikely, in my opinion, because
of Bush's unpopularity, and the fact that she's black. We've all
come a long way as far as racism is concerned, but there's still
a lot of people that would not vote for her simply because of that,
however pathetic the fact may be. In fact, both candidates are
unlikely to a point just because many American men still don't think
of women as true equals, and don't think one should run the country.

>>913
Thank you for the reply.

The point is whether Democrats take a majority in the Senate.
I personally hope one of the women will be elected as president.

I do not believe that Rice would make a good president, and she scares
the heck out of most moderate Americans. Hilary Clinton scares most of
us moderate Americans, too.

>>915
who do you have in mind??

I've heard that Senator Kelly's comment on the Iraq war was controversial
and provocative. Perhaps the Japanese translation of what he said
is like "if you don't want to go to Iraq, then you should be educated."
I remember he said he was just trying to jeer at Bush, but don't know
how everything went with this incident.

American people must be busy watching TV today and wait for
the election results to come out.

Hello.
Why do americans hold elections on a week day??
In japan elections are held on Sunday, so that as many people as possible could vote.
I think japan's way is very reasonable and logical.

>>919
But come to think of it, Japan's voting rate is quite low.
One reason is because elections are held on weekends, I think.
If the place where you vote is a bit away from your place, no wonder
there are people who think this way: It's a pain to go out just for voting.

>>916
Personally, I don't think there has been any good candidates for
presidency. Perhaps there will when it comes closer to 2008.

>>917
It's Senator Kerry, not Kelly. I didn't really get to hear it
first hand, but it doesn't matter. Last time I heard, he wasn't
trying for presidency again.

>>919
It's been like that for a while. I remember learning why they chose
to do it this way, but I forgot.

Fuck you

Maybe Christians don't work on Sunday so no election Sundsay thing?

Suck my dick

Sunday is the Holy day for Christians. You aren't suppose to work,
but remember that much of America is pretty secular even though they
might be Christian. It makes sense that there aren't elections on Sunday
because then it's a religious day for Christianity, Saturday is a religious
day for Jewish, and etc.

I wish Ai Kago would return and this thread doesn't.

>>917
What he said was "If you study and work hard, you become succesful,
if you don't, you end up in Iraq." He was talking about Bush, but the
way he said it sounded like an insult to the troops, which is bad for
him. Even people who don't support the war don't usually think it's
right to call people in the army stupid.

>>919-920
Well, not many people vote anyway to be honest.
I guess those of us who are lucky enough to get to vote
don't care enough a lot of the time, huh?

>>925
Actually, a lot of Christians don't honor Sabbath as sunday anymore;
they just pick their own day out of the week for it.
Especially poorer families who have to take jobs that aren't
monday-friday.

According to MSN Japan, the democratic party won the election
because of: a) the number of the casualties in the Iraq war
and b) corruption of several republican legislaters - insider trade and sexial scandal.

Ironically, this election results might boost NK's motivation.
It's said that Kim Jon Ill and his lietenants strongly believe
democrats will be gentle to NK. Remember former Secretary of State Albright
flied to NK and shoke hands with NK.

>>928
It's hard to believe that you are Neet.

Where is Sarah gone? Hope she's back and have chats with me or i mean, us.

Yes Yes
Exactly !
Sarah is gone and we miss her.
All we have are all stupid, like merkin ,Magibon.

I just watched the nouse; the Democrats won the house;
although they might have to recount the ballots for one of them.

Still no word on the Senate.

They said on the news that the biggest issue most voters (in exit polls)
said were "Terrorism, The Economy, The War in Iraq, and"...well,
I forgot the last one. I think it had something to do with people
being angry with the current government.

It's kind of sad that Japan seems more well informed about this stuff
than people who live here.

While I was looking at the news site; I found this:
http://www.myfoxkc.com/myfox/pages/News/Detail?contentId=1393716&version=1&locale=EN-US&layoutCode=TSTY&pageId=3.7.1
Have you heard of it?

Because Japanese are ugly. Not only their appearances but also their minds.

>>932
yeah, the dolphin news was on the front page of the newspaper
I subscribe to, a couple of days ago.
BTW, have you swum with dolphins?
Although we have places where you can swim with the, it seems like Florida is the mecca for it.

Only 1/3 seats are at stake in the Senate.
As you mentioned, the Americans seem to be mad about the performance of Bush.
The only thing Bush can do in the remaining 2 years is withdraw the troops from Iraq.

>>934
Yes I have. Well, I didn't really "swim" with them, but i've been
in the water next to them, and got to touch them. They feel like
rubber, don't they? I think when I did it, it was in the Bahamas,
not Florida, although there are places in florida too. If you like
ocean animals, Florida has Sea World, which is a lot of fun.

>>935
He might leave the troops there, that way anything bad that happens
when they come back can be blamed on the next president.

>>936
That's great!
It's been reported that dolphins have special sonic power(?) to cure different
diseases, including autism.
Have you felt specially better after being closed to them?
(Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying you are a shut-in, lol)

yeah, a shut-in doesn't go to the Bahamas.

>>937
They have echolocation..I suppose maybe that could improve some peoples conditions
kinda like ultrasound, maybe?

Personally, I don't remember it that well; but I don't remember feeling
any 'better' or feeling something special.

Maybe it's like how people who are sick feel better around dogs and cats?

>>939
Echolocaiton, a new English word for me.
Thanx!
I'm neither feeling sick nor a sick person, I love touching (and even
looking at) dogs, because they are always so cheerful~~

eat shit and die,losers

>>941
After you, thanks, LOL~~~~~~