Chat in English (英語で雑談) Part 105

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1名無しさん@英語勉強中
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( ´・ω・) Let's have some hot tea and chat!
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Chat in English (英語で雑談) Part 104
http://academy6.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/english/1203535981/

Hey!!! you NEETS, nerds, Akiba maid-cafe frequenters,
Youtube-link spammers, pedophiles, neo-Nazis, Yukorin enthusiasts,
Gloved hitwoman maniacs, Internet-addicted housewives-in-therapy,
Diplomats' spoiled sons, Losers who can't remember Kanji characters,
Big-boobs fans, Morons in the Red Square who believe Tokyo is the
promised land, and Weaboos from all over the world,

Here is the place to have a blast!!!!!
2イギリス人:2008/02/28(木) 04:02:32
Thanks! About to make a mug of hot chocolate, so there's a 90% chance
that I'll burn my tongue.
3名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:04:07
The funniest thing about the video is that the fat guy killed
in it is not Japanese, but Chinese.
4名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:04:10
>>1
You fuckhead! You should die!!!
5名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:04:16
>>1
986 :名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 03:55:40
Please Add the words "nanako sos admirer" in the nex thread.

Oh, no. Oh, no.  (T . T)
6名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:04:45
>>1
I hate you, idiot!!!
7名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:04:53
>>1
Good job.

One uho painkiller for you.
8アンドリュー:2008/02/28(木) 04:05:45
Off to a bad start already...
9名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:06:21
>>1
You shoulda added Magibon fanatics and haters!!
10イギリス人:2008/02/28(木) 04:06:27
This is a GOOD start...
11名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:07:29
>>10
This is some kind of ritual. lol
Never mind that.
12名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:07:44
Oops. There's a misspelling in >>1.
"Weeaboos" is the correct one, although it might be politically incorrect.
13名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:08:33
>>12
You idiot!!!!
14名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:09:20
>>3
Not only that the whole people in the ad can't even speak Japanese right.
Next time use real Japanese please. I would be happy to die for the cause that's dear to my heart.
15名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:09:34
>>5
Find one more fan. A massive 自演 might work too.
16名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:09:46
I want to have Taiwanese and Canadian here.
17☆ anon of athens ☆:2008/02/28(木) 04:10:34
Is there such a thing as a 'reverse weeaboo' in Japan? We were discussing this on 4chan
the other day. A person who is obssessed with American culture but doesn't like his own culture?
18名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:10:43
My fetish writings are easily submerged by waves of normal people.
19名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:11:12
>>7
Your anus saved. Happy?
20名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:11:34
>>8
Thorwing insulting words to >>1 is very common in 2channel.
Don't take those offensivfe words as they are. They actually mean
the exact opposit, meaning in reality, giving a pat on >>1's back.
21名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:12:30
>>17
Yes, there is.
22名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:13:36
>>20
Good point.

You bastard!!!>>1
23名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:13:51
>>19
Yeah.
I hope my foot will get better and better and I will have no need to
put a uhoish painkiller in there.
24アンドリュー:2008/02/28(木) 04:13:56
>>17
Ahahaha, I also want to know this.
25名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:13:57
Andrew? Are you a guy from wham?
I want to be like him. Doing nothing and married to a beautiful?
white woman.
26アンドリュー:2008/02/28(木) 04:14:46
What is wham? I've never heard of it.
27名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:15:37
>>17
You're from /b/?
28名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:15:40
On, forgot.
Doing nothing and making huge amount of money.
29名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:16:19
thats the most important.
30名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:16:49
>>26
Wham is a famous duo, if I'm not mistaken.
I'm sure you've heard of Last Christmas.
31名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:17:30
4chan is not to be encouraged
32☆ anon of athens ☆:2008/02/28(木) 04:17:49
>>20

I wish 4chan was as nice as 2ch sometimes, we can never have a civil discussion.

Except at night. A lot of boards have what they call the 'nighttime' period.

E.g. 'Night-time /a/' is a famous one, because it was generally considered to be
better content than daytime /a/.

>>27

I don't browse /b/, you may be surprised to hear that a lot of 4channer from other
boards hate /b/tards. They consider them a 'cancer' because all they do is do 'raids'.
33アンドリュー:2008/02/28(木) 04:17:51
I wish I could be lazy and earn money, but unfortunately I have to work this afternoon.
OMG, it's 6:17AM already!! *sigh*
34名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:17:55
35名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:18:31
>>26
Oh, You are too young. LOL
Do you know fag Geroge Michael?
He was a lead singer and songwriter.
36イギリス人:2008/02/28(木) 04:19:35
>>26
Wham! was a group consisting of George Michaels and Andrew Ridgeley.
Ridgeley is now partnered with Keren from the 80s girl group Bananarama.
37アンドリュー:2008/02/28(木) 04:19:46
Ah now I remember. I think my older sister liked them. She had George Michael posters on her wall haha
38名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:22:28
>>37
Do you think you will sing and record "last christmas" and post a file
on Youtube tagged like "me singing last christmas"?
39名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:23:43
I pesonally don't like flasy aspect of 80s culture.
In japan there was anzentitai whose members
wore like gigolo. fashion of 80s are not good taste.
gay or gigolo.
40名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:25:06
I'd like to see イギリス人 and アンドリュー singing a Wham together sometime.
Preferably, Wake Me Up Before You Go Go, or something.
41名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:25:19
>>32
Should we take our best precaustion when replying to you?
What is /a/ like? Not so different from /b/, isn't it?
42名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:26:52
/a/= Anime and Manga its a little better than /b/.
43名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:27:25
Last painkiller I gave to my anus
But the very next moment, I knew it won't work
This time to share this uhoish feeling
I'll insert it in someone else's anus
44名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:27:49
Ok.
45名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:28:10
I wanted to say ホスト in english.
ホスト(host) seems to be japanese english and the occupation
seems to be distinctive one japan.
How can I express in English?
46名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:29:08
>>40
Then I will sing solo last anal painkiller.
47☆ anon of athens ☆:2008/02/28(木) 04:29:26
>>41

Haha, no - /a/ is a little better than /b/. It used to be a lot better.

The Board has been divided now into /jp/ and /a/ though.

A lot of the smaller boards /fa/, /trv/ etc... Are a lot better. /v/ used to be good but
not so much anymore, largely because the same few games (Brawl and Team Fortress 2) get spammed
over and over again. Leaving little discussion for any other games.
48アンドリュー:2008/02/28(木) 04:30:23
I'm not a good singer. But I can play bass^^
I think X-Japan should do a Wham cover song. The fashion style is similar hehe. Well In X-Japan's early days anyway. That big hair was amazing!
49名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:31:07
>>43
Let me nickname you AMPM shorted for Anally Munched Painkiller Man.
50名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:33:02
ugly man clad in italian? suits looked really funny and
horrendous.
80s music is very narcissistic and overdoing.
51名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:33:03
>>49
He already has nickname! Anus Otoko.
52名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:36:49
>>49
AMPM... sounds too cool. Anus Otoko is more direct and funny.
53名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:37:33
i laughed at both.
54名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:37:37
>>51
Then he should use it with a descriptive character like this
(Anus * Otoko). * seems like ass hole.
55名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:42:13
>>48
Oh, come on! Give it a try!
With a harpoon in your hands instead of drum sticks,
I'm sure you can plunge on whaling Japanese ships!!

And イギリス人 is supposed to make a response video!
Fantastic, isn't it?
56アンドリュー:2008/02/28(木) 04:46:18
>>55
考えておきます。。。

みんな、おやしゅみなしゃい!
57名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:47:33
>>56
You're an imposter.
58名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:51:52
>>54
Leave his anus alone!! His anus is like fucked everyday.
That's tough, right? It needs a rest.
59名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 04:54:49
http://academy6.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/english/1203535981/956n
Who is searching for KG ?

This person is who you wanted.
http://academy6.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/english/1203535981/984n

KG very much likes to use the word [face] so often.
And also loves to explain himself pretending other anonymous.
That's why he is found out so easily everytime.

In fact he is mostly active from 2am to 12am.
So I doubt if he is an American.
60☆ anon of athens ☆:2008/02/28(木) 04:58:31
>>59

lol, thanks, I shall take note.
61名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 05:01:14
>>54
haha * or * sure looks like an anus.

>>58
Not everyday. Inserting it is not so difficult but the image of inserting
in anus is SOOoooo miserable! If I exaggerate the feeling, It's like
my self esteem is shattered in pieces.
62イギリス人:2008/02/28(木) 05:04:52
>>61
At least nobody has to watch you, so nobody else knows you have to
do this. People on the street won't even think it. To them, you are
just a Clark Kent.

>>55
One day, perhaps...
63名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 05:09:45
>>60
KG comes to 2ch, which is an anonymous board, and criticizing anonymous posters
for being anonymous. That's kind of nonsense to begin with. He's stupid like that.
He might say something worth a listen, but he's already created way too many enemies.
64名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 05:12:47
>>60
Okay.
So you'd better remember he seems to be born at Kyoto, Japan.
Now he isn't saying it too much,
but sometimes other 2ch people are trying to kid him about it.
If somebody said [Kyoto] then he is not real KG.

Add it to your detective pocketbook too. ^^
But you must be mo happy to ban the word [KG] with 2ch browsers.

Cheers,
65☆ anon of athens ☆:2008/02/28(木) 05:12:55
>>63

Yes, I was just checking out his videos on youtube. It is nice that he makes
the effort, but he doesn't seem to like 2ch very much. What is the opinion of 2ch
on 2chan (futaba)?
66☆ anon of athens ☆:2008/02/28(木) 05:15:10
>>64
"Add it to your detective pocketbook too."

The term 'I shall take note' just means 'Oh, I shall remember it
from now on. Not 'I shall add it to my notebook' :)
67名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 05:16:14
maybe your taking notes of this place
68☆ anon of athens ☆:2008/02/28(木) 05:21:15
>>67

Why would I do that?
69名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 05:23:29
I haven't a clue.
70名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 05:25:22
Wow, the last thread moved fast at the end. Let's keep it up!
71名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 05:26:49
>>45
"Host" is not an occupation, at least in America. Though sometimes waiters
will call themselves that. Caterers may as well. Maybe you are thinking
of something like escort services?
72名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 05:30:26
>>66
Then you must know in Japan, a curious little girl
is supposed to have a detective pocketbook. :-)

And maybe you must know too that
this thread people are crazy about their 80s cultures
no matter what nationalities they are.

Including me !
|ω・)ノ~~
73名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 05:39:59
>>63 Who is KG? Kinky Gay?
Is he a basket ball player?
I don't know how to find him at youtube.com.
Please tell me how I can find him!!
74名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 05:43:20
Hahaha, KGKGKG...
Still not in Wikipedia, right? lol

KGKGKG's a totally stupid git.
He is a Japanese Youtuber, considered to be about 35 y/o, living in Kyoto.
He has a strong white fetish and chases girls in thier teens-to-early 20's
on the internet. He's a frequent user of 2ch, especially where female
youtubers are concerned - Emily and Magibon are top in his list.
KGKGKG is the admin of 7ch, where your IP codes will be stored.
He advertises the board in 2ch, while he says 2ch is useless.
The creepy man often flames people using 2ch. He often says, "Do vlogging!
and show your face!". Even though someone tries to convince him that
many of us show somewhere on the internet, but not in 2ch, he ignores it
and call people wimps. The fact that he keeps posting in 2ch mirrors
his true intention. He's just an attention whore and so he keeps trolling.
If there were a death note dropped from the Shinigami realm,
it goes without saying his name would be written first thing the moment
when one gets it. The problem is, he's using an alias. I guess his name
is Kenji, but I'm not sure about his sir name.
75☆ anon of athens ☆:2008/02/28(木) 05:44:01
>>72

80s culture is very interesting. But the clothes were awful!

Some ok music though. I am more a fan of classical music to be honest.
76名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 05:48:28
77名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 05:49:54
90s culture is nothing. komuro music? worthless.
78名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 05:53:01
>>76
That looks like an escort. However, escort services here are usually
cover for prostitution. Few men have interest in paying a woman
just to keep them company.
79名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 05:54:05
komuro has been consumed up just like his music was flushed.
nothing left.
80名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 06:01:00
>>78
Cover for prostitution might be exaggeration here.
But "hosts" keep company with their guests? in their private time and
"hosts" are awarded valuable wrist watch and sports car and
stuff like that. I think they go so far as to sleep with their guests too.
But it's not official service and can't do in "host club".
81名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 06:03:26
We call those trophy wives. >.>
82名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 06:04:41
>>74
I watched two of his recent videos (one about the white-eyed bird, in the
other one he was walking to a temple), and I thought they were pretty good,
actually.
83名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 06:11:11
>>82
Ok. Not that I saw all of his videos, but from a few that I watched, he's
trying to hit on a white girl by response videos, and remember when he talks in Japanese, he sounds really gross
as well as well as writes in 2ch. :D
84名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 06:21:20
>>83
Can you link me to some of those videos please?
85名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 06:27:09
Correct me if I'm wrong this might be it http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=mXi8xWYMg4s ?
86ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/28(木) 06:43:37
I have returned.
If anyone has any questions about the English language, I can try to answer them.
87名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 06:50:17
How about just chat? Talk about interesting things in life!
88ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/28(木) 06:54:10
such as? Give me a topic and i'll talk.
89名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 06:55:16
African and European swallows!
90名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 06:56:23
Fascinating bird the swallow.
91ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/28(木) 06:59:36
sorry, I'm not much of a bird-person.
92名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 07:00:13
What is velocity in air of unladen swallow??
93名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 07:09:43
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=mXi8xWYMg4s
Ahaha. He is more neat and look yougher than
I thought he is.
It takes a lot of courage for Jobless japanese pervert in his thirties
to show his face. He is brave or blatant?
94名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 07:16:48
>>93
If he rarely go outside, the chance of recognition is very low. So
chance of being beat up by other Magibon stalker is also very low.
95名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 07:17:21
Rather presumptuous?
KGKKGK is apparently speaking kansai dialect and accent.
Do you japanese learning foreigners notice this?

Do you know kansai people are regarded as more open and funny,
sometimes more vulgar. I think kgkgk's presumption has something
to do with kansai.
96☆ anon of athens ☆:2008/02/28(木) 07:26:49
Shall we change the discussion back to English?

Is there any analogies, similes etc... You do not understand in English?

Ask me, my level of practically native (I study in London).
97名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 07:36:31
"my level is practically native"?
98名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 07:37:49
It is like a first language to him.
99名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 07:42:33
Yes but he said "my level of practically native". I
wondered if he meant the other thing?
100☆ anon of athens ☆:2008/02/28(木) 07:44:22
Apologies, I meant to say *is* practically native. A bit of a typo there.
101名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 07:44:27
I nearly forgot that I promised to come.
This sentence is from dictionary.
I always wonder why sentence following after that clause can
not be like "I had promised to come".
Thinking about tense, the time of promise is ealier than the time of
forgeting. So I thought past perfect was appropriate.
I sensuously know I may be wrong. But the more theoretically I try to think,
the more i can't understand.
102名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 07:51:13
I don't "I had promised to come." is a complete sentence.
103イギリス人:2008/02/28(木) 08:00:01
>>101
Think about it as if there are two things which happened in the past.
Past perfect indicates a certain order of events.

"I arrived late. I promised to come."
This sounds like you arrive and then you made the promise.

"I arrived late. I had promised to come."
However, this makes it clear that the promise was made previously.

The dictionary shows only one past participle, so it doesn't have to
make itself clear of any order.

Past perfect is often used in narration, also, to make something sound
like it happened in the distant past.
104ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/28(木) 08:02:40
>>101
"I nearly forgot that I promised to come"
and
"I nearly forgot that I had promised to come"
are both correct but have very slightly different meaning.

The first one you would say for an ongoing occasion thats happening right now, the "i had promised to come" would be pointed at an occasion that is already over.

For example if your friend calls you from a party and asks you where are you, you can say "I forgot (that) I promised to come"
But if your friend asks the next day why you didnt come to the party, you can say "I forgot I had promised to come"
105☆ anon of athens ☆:2008/02/28(木) 08:07:53
Are certain Latin phrases considered part of the vernacular in English? I mean, in an academic
sense I hear them all the time and you obviously wouldn't describe a particular resolution to say...
a current conflict as ending in a 'status quo ante bellum', but generally - things such as 'ipso facto' -
outside of a literary context, are they acceptable to use?
106名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 08:15:00
>>1
Thanks! phew!! the chat threads are running too fast. I can hardly follow the
conversation here. lol and need quite a long time to read the previous thread.
I gave up...^^;

>Red Square who believe Tokyo is the
promised land
>Diplomats' spoiled sons

these two are the same person?

>Yukorin enthusiasts

they are no longer here. I don't see the comment "yukorin's fart" etc anymore

> Internet-addicted housewives-in-therapy

I don't see her here anymore, sadly.

so those lines should have been omitted.



107スウェーデン人:2008/02/28(木) 08:25:27
>>105
Probably not, at least outside of certain settings (academia, medicine,
court)

The only things I can think of are abbreviations (QED, i.e., e.g.,
etc...)

That's just my impression though.
108☆ anon of athens ☆:2008/02/28(木) 08:27:49
>>107

Thank God. I know Latin, the only phrase I use is 'ergo', so I haven't been making myself
look like an idiot!
109名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 08:36:03
>>108
Cogito ergo sum.

Thou hast cometh to the utmost of desolate boards,
amongst the beknownst and the unbeknownst.
Is it benevolence thou seeks?
I hast long been a lacertilian, but also mal du pays.
110イギリス人:2008/02/28(木) 08:41:06
>>105
As you say, those are known as 'terms of art' and absolutely proper when
used by workers or students in those fields. When it comes to using them
out of their fields, however, the danger is that those unfamiliar with
the terms won't know their meaning. It is perfectly acceptable to use such
phrases, though, within everyday conversation (if the occasion calls for it).
However, if you use such phrases ad infinitum, people may think of you as
overly pompous or some sort of snob.

>>106
We had two Russians (both from Moscow), so those were the 'Morons in the Red
Square' (though to be fair, only one of them acted like one). Diplomats' spoiled
sons are myself and a guy from Brazil (I think) who dropped by a month or two ago.
Haven't seen Amerikajin-san since around Thanksgiving...
111名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 08:42:42
>>103

The dictionary shows only one past participle, so it doesn't have to
make itself clear of any order.
--------------------------------
I don't get it. especially the part of "The dictionary shows only one past participle".
the dictinary means your dictionary? And there is no past participle in the sentence I
picked from dictionary.
Do you mean we don't have to distinguish time order when it's apparent?

>>104
Thank you. difficult. but somewhat stimulating.
I suppose in the latter version there are three tense. now, past, past perfect.
In the former version, forgot is past tense but it has just occured.
so almost what's now happening.
Is this assumption related?
112名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 08:43:40
but I like the flow of this thread since yesterday.
it gets more intelectual than that of in last few weeks.

BTW, do you like M-flow? is there any places I can download
their new album?
113☆ anon of athens ☆:2008/02/28(木) 08:44:25
>>109

Verily dear friend I feel that my presence hear is to enlighten, what am I seeking? Whom knows. Does one seek for 'benevolence' or does it seek one out?

That is a matter for the philosophers, idle sophists spinning yarns of verbose prose in my opinion.

Much like ourselves :P
114名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 08:54:48
Hey diplomat, where are you from? What country is your father an ambassador in?
115名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 08:57:22
>>106
oh is that so?
I see. thanks for your descriptions!
I just can't figure out which one is which precicely or just that
I'm not used to this kind of board yet. anonymous conversation
is difficult to follow sometimes lol but it works well because it gives us
less responsibilities. haha
116イギリス人:2008/02/28(木) 09:00:40
>>111
Ah, sorry, it does have two past participles: 'forgot' and 'promised'
(the first being irregular). If there was no conjugation with the
word "that", then past perfect would have to be used. "I nearly forgot.
I had promised to come." shows that the promise came first, and the nearly
forgetting later.

You could correctly say "I nearly forgot that I had promised to come.", but
in this case, the 'had' is not necessary as the order of events is apparent
from the conjugation.
117名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 09:02:00
but sometimes I find some very very nice writings and poems, lyrics.
in that case, I try to copy and paste it to my file. Also
I think this kind of everyday chatting of random theme
would improve my writing and reading skills rather than having
a dragging work with a boring text book by my own. ^^
118☆ anon of athens ☆:2008/02/28(木) 09:06:27
What kind of English Literature/Literature in the English language, do people enjoy reading then?
119イギリス人:2008/02/28(木) 09:10:04
>>117
That's a good idea. Always makes things more interesting when
you can talk about what you want, rather than work through
textbooks. So please do feel free to join in!

>>114
I'm not a diplomat, but my father was a Consul in New York, Israel,
Malaysia, Canada and Hong Kong. He was a High Consul in Singapore
and Ethiopia, and Deputy to High Commissioner in Germany.
120名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 09:10:10
sorry to interrupt. I didn't mean to ignore your conversation,
but I'm Japanese and it looks too hard for me to join your conversation.
so let me just continue to write whatever I want.

I just heard that Obama's popularity exceeded over Hillary.
I used to belived American would prefer the strong person who aggressively
beat up the opponents but seeing the street interviews in U.S, people are
saying Hillary's aggressiveness is turning off or something. (well only some ppl said so),
and Obama's speech sounds more reasonable and shows more relaxed smile.

121名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 09:14:09
I hope Obama wins he looks like the best candidate.
122名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 09:17:25
one more funny thing i've heard is that one of our small rural city
called 小浜市(obama city) is so excited to have Mr Obama and claims that they support
him at full power lol. I don't know how would the governor support Mr Obama
from far east. lol financially or what? but anyway, they manufacturerd
some suveniors of rice cakes called Obama manju or something to appeal
people in Japan and world? lol
123ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/28(木) 09:22:29
>>116
isnt this slightly off?
the meaning of past perfect tense and past tense are slightly different.
refer to my previous post >>104
This is pretty insignificant though.
124名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 09:23:45
Barack sounds a little like "Black". So it is like personal black man
from 小浜市.
125名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 09:24:40
>>119
yeah, I once saw you were saying that.
I recognize your international observations to the world.
I like people who stays at the border. lol (I don't mean
those who stay in the dangerous state mentally lol). People
who's grown up internationally.
126ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/28(木) 09:38:47
Goodnight
it's 3am here in Finland, I better get some sleep
127名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 09:47:14
http://trickylady.livejournal.com/283482.html

Nino from Arashi ties up his hair. that's really cute.
128名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 09:58:27
>>123
The whole premise of past perfect is to indicate an order of time, while
past tense is simple something which happened in the past. This is what
I'm trying to explain in >>116. Past perfect would be used instead of simple
past if the conjugation wasn't there, which is why the dictionary example makes
sense. In your example, you could still say to your friend (calling you from the
party), "I nearly forgot I'd promised to come!" and be situationally correct.

>>127
It always amused me after finding out Amerikajin-san was a Johnny's girl. Wonder
if she's gone to run after them. I assume you're one too?
129イギリス人:2008/02/28(木) 10:00:57
Bah, forgot my name after clearing the form data and stuff. Need to try
and contact my webhost to try and cancel the account and get a refund.
They said cancellation could be done in writing, but just got a mail
back saying I need to phone them. I don't like phones much...
130名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 10:15:03
>>128
yes yes. lol It's funny yeah, Arashi always make me smile
whenever I see them on TV or on pictures, internet etc. But Kat-Tun
is not my type. They seem like dating with many many women everyday
lol they seem slutty. lol
I like more ordinary type boys. Internet spreads more information of our minor
talento of Johnny's. lol I noticed many fans overseas are talking about the minor bands
sucn as kanjani and other dancing boys on back lol
131名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 10:18:34
Go fantards!
132イギリス人:2008/02/28(木) 10:27:26
>>130
Hmm... you're Yasmina's friend from last thread, right? I'm probably
wrong, but oh well...
133名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 10:37:34
>>132
oh yeah, you are right. lol
but I guess on this thread, there are some females and
eight out of ten are Johnny's fan girls.
134イギリス人:2008/02/28(木) 10:42:05
>>133
Can't really say I'm a fan, but some of those groups can be quite
entertaining on variety shows (such as うたばん), especially when
the topic is completely random.

They never electrocute boybands on British TV.
135名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 10:50:43
electrocute? ok thanks (new word..so I took a memo).
I don't know where those fan girls come from exactly
when I see the fan communities of Johnnys but I see
many girls from Europe. I'm sure it is not one of the majority
and probably she's being bullied and kicked out from the schoolmates. lol

I've heard one boy is bullied by his classmates because of his
kinky? taste of music. He claimed he loves Hikawa Kiyoshi and his dream
is to be an Enka Kashu one day. lol
136名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 10:58:49
Sorry to interrupt your convo but just need to clarify something. Please continue your fan-talk..

>>106
True. Some can be dropped soon, but "Internet-addicted housewives-in-therapy" must
be kept because 米人 was one of the best posters and her posting is still anticipated.
This thread more or less lacks a mother figure and that's been a burden to イギリス人
and others to some extent (sometimes he has to play that role, like baking a cake for everyone here).
"Red Square who believe Tokyo is the promised land" can be omitted, since now there's the 'Weeaboos' in >>1.
"Yukorin enthusiasts" can go too, but it's like one of the oldest descriptions.
So I'm not sure if anyone should touch that.
137名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 11:12:37
Anyway, do u know Kiyokiba ?he is very hot musician!like Ozaki's beautiful voice.
I like him so much!!and am going to the his live consert.looking forword seeing!as his songs,for example,"SAYONARAITOSHIIHITOYO" influenced me.
this song was sung so sad.but also hot.I can find his soul.
he is so money!!!!!!1
138名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 11:12:57
Can you tell me the difference(s) between it and that?

"How about we have dinner at a fancy restraunt?"

"That sounds good!" "It sounds good!"
"I don't like that." "I don't like it."

And can you tell me the differences between do it and do so?

"He was called on to answer the question and he did it/ did so".

Good explanations will be appreciated.

From Variton7
139名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 11:48:27
>>138
that's what mazed me all the time too. So I'm also waiting for the
native speaker's answer.

>lacks a mother figure and that's been a burden to イギリス人
and others to some extent (sometimes he has to play that role,
like baking a cake for everyone here).

LOL
140名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 12:28:59
Yaoi fangirls........
141名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 12:36:14
How fast this thread is going on!
It is progressing faster than any other english thread!

Most people here don't try to do "sage" so I always see this thread on the top of the English board.
142名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 12:46:00
Not so fast now.

From Variton7
143名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 12:58:37
I sure miss 米人, too. I hope she didn't get bored with this thread.
Maybe she can't post to 2ch, although she can read posts.
Or she got back to reality where she thinks talking with anonymous people
produce nothing worthwhile and wasting time is not what matured adult
should do.

I haven't seen keira around these days. I hope she is doing all right.
144名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 13:02:32
>>138
I'd help you out but I really don't know how to explain the differences.
I'm not an english teacher so it's quite challenging to explain how
the differences work between those sentences.

All I can say is:

"How about we have dinner at a fancy restraunt?"

"That sounds good!" Is correct
and
"I don't like that." I guess is also correct, but it would sound
better to say "I don't like that idea."

Sorry I can't help much...
145名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 13:19:15
>>138

Actually now that I think about it even more,
I really don't think it matters.
Just go with what you think sounds better- I think "That sounds good"
sounds more correct, but to be honest both ways of saying it
still make sense.

So basically, there is no real difference.

Oh and
"Did it": Refers to what he did.
"Did so": Refers to how he did what he did.

Did that make any sense? lol
146名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 13:28:01
>>144 >>145
Oh thanks I'm not >>138 but it helped!
147名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 13:33:05
>>145
Ah, thank you so much. You have my glatitude. :D

Your explanation about the diffenreces between did it and did so
is really helpful to me.

So probably it goes like this.
He was asked to answer questions about English grammar.
And he did it.

He was asked to answer questions about English grammar as precisely as possible.
And he did so.

Right?

From Variton7.
148米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 13:34:34
Hey everyone. I'm a U.S. Marine stationed at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, in Okinawa. I'll try to help answer questions as thoroughly as possible.

I'm 22 years old, and married to a beautiful Okinawan lady named Yukiko (有紀子). I can speak Japanese, but I'm far from fluent.

よろしくお願いします!
149名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 13:35:35
"He was asked to answer questions about english grammar."
"And he did it."
It still makes sense, but I would personally just drop the "it"
and say "And he did." It just sounds more fluent this way.

"He was asked to answer questions about English grammar as precisely as possible."
"And he did so." This is also correct.
You can make it more informal by simply dropping the "so" and saying
"And he did." But both are still fine. :)
150名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 13:37:31
>>148
Oh hey there.
I'm just a random college student from America, also learning japanese
in my spare time.

You can probably explain all this english stuff a whole lot better than me, lol
151名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 13:39:16
>>149

Grrrrrrrrrrrrr, I'm being confused! lol

He did/did it/did so.

Super confusing.
152名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 13:40:58
Oops, >>151 is by Variton7
153米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 13:41:27
>>151

As mentioned before, you can just drop the it/so and simply say "And he did." It sounds natural and is less confusing :)
154米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 13:42:02
>>151

As mentioned before, you can just drop the it/so and simply say "And he did." It sounds natural and is less confusing :)
155名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 13:42:55
>>151
"He was asked to answer questions about english grammar."
"(and)He did it." "(and)He did so."

Both can mean the same thing.

156米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 13:43:18
Sorry, an error occurred and I submitted my response twice.

Variton7, you should place your name in the 名前: text box ;-)
157名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 13:50:09
>>122

LOL yeah, I've heard about it too.

>小浜市(obama city) is so excited to have Mr Obama and claims that they support
him at full power lol.

Obama city is trying to appeal Mr Obama or call on him to visit Japan
after he was elected and maybe they want to keep a strong tie with him(U.S)? lol
158名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 13:51:27
"Yattaaa" is translated into English like "I did it!"

But what about it's "I did" or "I did so!"?
Isn't it strange?

From Variton7

>>156
Hmm, I like it this way, since I pay a respect for my friend Varion7.
I'm sure you understand. XD
159名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 13:52:48
海兵隊軍人?why this timing? lol
I know 99 out of 100 militaries are descent but
why always some 1% american guys try to rape Japanese
knee-high girls? lol
160名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 13:54:43
Oh, for those not in the know, "yattaa" is a famous Japanese phrase
especially in America because Hiro Nakamura use it in an American drama. :D
And when he proclaims "yattaa!", it's subbed as "I did it!"

From Variton7
161名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 13:55:47
I did it sound more vivid thatn saying I did so
that's what I get from the sound. I'm Japanese so I can't really explain.
162名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 13:55:50
just because they are starving for sexual pleasant
163名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 13:57:35
>>162

wow very simple. but they can find some others on street or
everywhere in town or he can pick up one related to his friends etc.
164名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 13:57:51
>>158
I never thought about that- It really is strange.
English makes no sense, lol...
165米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 14:00:06
>>159
I despise the military members who rape women.
You're right--99 percent of the military is decent--and I think that the ones who commit crimes should be punished very harshly.
It really angers me that we have idiots among us who like to cause trouble, because their crimes cause the Japan to hate us.
Right now, *all* military members are being punished, even though only two military guys have committed rape.
166名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:01:08
>>162
"just because they are starving for sexual pleasant "

You can just say:
"Just because they are starving for sex"
It sounds better this way. :)
167米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 14:01:39
>>162
As you know very well, there are Japanese men who are starving for sexual pleasure.
Those men *also* rape little girls. Please don't blame it on Americans only, because
people from every country on this earth commit rape.
168名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:02:25
>>163
Or their sister, right?
169名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:10:35
>>167
yeah, everybody's same. I think the injured party (the high
school girl) is also a criminal. becuase even she's underage, she
went to the place where she can meet american marines. many japanese
girls think it's cool to date with foreigners. and offer her body
without hesitations lol
170名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:12:55
>>167
Don't take it personally but a big difference in this case is, the U.S marines are allowed to be
stationed in Japan because of the Japan-US security treaty, and they
are not punished under the Japanese law (if they aren't caught red-handed
or by the Japanese police). They can get away with it. That's just unfair.

And according to an editorial on the newspaper, American troops in the
Europe are well disciplined and so respected. Why some of them think it's
ok not to be respectful if stationed in Asia? No offence.

From Variton7
171米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 14:14:08
>>169
I agree, but I think that the Marine should still be punished very harshly
for causing many problems for Japanese and Americans throughout Japan.
172名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:14:59
>>167
sorry about that.
i just mean that only 1% american guys are starving
for sex.
i don't mean all of american guys are starving for sex
173名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:18:19
>>165
Oh, I almost missed this.

It's just sad, I guess, to have criminals that defame the rest of you.

From Variton7
174米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 14:18:20
>>170
Those Marines are still sent to a military prison if they are convicted.
They are not free of the crime. I believe that the difference is in how
Japanese and Americans look at courts (裁判). In America, you are always
innocent until you are proven to be guilty. In Japan, as I hear, if there
is a need to go to court for a crime, you are thought to be guilty unless
your lawyer can prove you are innocent. The treaty is to protect Americans
from unfair court proceedings, not to make them immune from the law.
175名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:20:24
>>158
Variton7,
Be careful of how you used "it's" in what you typed.
The proper form is "its'"
"But what about its' "I did" or "I did so!"?

An easy way to remember is "it's" -> "it is"
It doesn't make sense to say:
"But what about -it is-..." :)

But, again, you can just drop "its'" and say:
"But what about "I did" or "I did so!"? " This makes more sense.
176名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:22:06
Sorry, I made a mistake.
There is no apostrophe at all. "its" is the correct form. I probably confused you even more, sorry :(
177名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:23:17
>>172
puwahahaha
this post is funny. why 1% is starving? lol

in Japan I don't know but I've seen so many militaries in South east asia
buying prostitutes. but Japanese business men do the same thing in Thailand,
phillipines etc..
so we can't blame only americans. countries with power (rich) can make a playing of the girls
of countries with no power (poor). sad but it is the fact.
178名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:27:32
>>175
Ok. Thanks.
And that led to another question.

Why is it ok to use "what about we go on a date on fryday?"
still it's not ok to say, "you want to date with me? what about it's on fryday?"

From Variton7
179名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:30:58
>>177
You are just trolling, aren't you?

Rape and prostitutions are two different things.

From Variton7
180名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:32:04
小浜市is trying to attract Mr obama persistently. www
Hopefully they would get married someday. lol
181米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 14:33:11
>>179
He's not talking about just rape, but how so many guys are starving for sex.  That starving causes rapes and prostitution.
182米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 14:34:11
>>180
lol. 小浜市は日本のどの県にありますか?
183名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:34:49
>>179

yeah, different. but the concept is the same.
the strong treats the weak as a slave. one is with the concession.
184名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:37:31
>>177
i am talking about rapes not prosutitutions
rapes are conducted against girl's will but prosutitutions are conducted
by girl's will.

I believe those who rape girls are starving for sex are not able to control their emotion
185名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:38:02
fryday -> Friday
"You want to date with me? What about it's on fryday?"
This is tricky, I'm not sure how to explain it.
But it sounds really bad when you say it like that.

"You want to date with me?" Date can't be used like that in this context.
Why? I don't know, but it just sounds wrong. :( I can't explain it, lol

It would make sense if the person asked you first:
"Will you go out on a date with me?"
Then you could say:
"You want to date me?" But that's rude!

"What about it's on friday?" Also sounds wrong.
It's better to drop "it's" and say:
"What about on Friday?" This sounds much more fluent and correct.

I can't explain WHY, sorry. I'm not an english teacher. :(
186名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:38:50
>>182

http://www.business-i.jp/news/sou-page/news/200802210056a.nwc

Fukui Prefecture. around center in Japan.
187米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 14:40:23
>>185
"What about on Friday?" is short for "What about [a date] on Friday?"  That's why it sounds more natural.
188名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:43:41
>>185
Why so many people use "what about it is blah-blah-blah?"?
189名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:45:15
many people love obama
190名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:45:48
>>188
A sentence can't be a question if "it is" is in that order.
If it's a question, it should be "is it", not the other way around.
191名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:47:35
Yes Obama has a likeable atmospher while Hillary has an opposite
atmospher. I know we can't only vote for their atmospher...LOL
192名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:47:36
>>188
Sorry, I made a mistake again.
You can have questions with "it is" in that order.
But in the context of:
"What about it is _______", it needs to be "is it"
193名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:50:01
By the way,what's the meaning of "lol"??
194名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:50:31
>>190
Is that really so?
I heard many people say something like this
"But.... what about we go to Target and get a soda?"
"what about we go to the movie?"

I can't explain but
"what about do we go there?" sounds wierd. Why?
195米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 14:50:33
>>192
Here is an example:
"This picture is wrong." この写真は間違ってる。
"What about it is wrong?" どのところが間違ってる?
どのところ = what about it
196名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:51:16
laugh out loud.....you are ど素人 lol
197米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 14:51:18
>>194
It sounds weird to me too.  It's like slang in my opinion.
198名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:52:57
>>193
lol = wwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
"Laugh Out Loud"
199名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:53:54
I find this kind of discussion very interesting.

From Variton7
200名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:55:01
>>199
I find you posts are very boring. www
201名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:56:19
>>194
Oh, I see what you mean now.
All of those examples do make sense, but I can't explain why.

"What about do we go there?" Does sound wrong though...
I would say: "How about we go there?"

You ask really good questions that make me think hard about my own
language. I've never really thought about that kind of stuff,
and it's confusing even me. lol
202米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 14:56:42
>>200
I find your spelling is horrible.  www
203名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 14:57:00
>>199
Never mind me. Just keep going.

From Variton7
204名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 15:00:51
>>195
That explains a lot to me. Thanks.

From Variton7
205名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 15:01:58
>>200
All bases are belong to us.
206名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 15:05:11
What about if it's "I did!" or "I did so!"?
207名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 15:08:12
yeah, good luck with Obama. He'll beat Hillary for sure.
meanwhile, I go study about europe, ciao
208名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 15:13:04
>>206
Sorry, in what context? Give an example sentence if possible. :)
209名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 15:13:31
>>207
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210名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 15:14:22
I need some more time to forget about you because I am too crazy over you right now...(sobsob)
211名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 15:15:56
>>208
Oh, I just modified the sentence - what about it's "I did!" or "I did so!"?
212名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 15:16:04
so I'll apart from you for a while. be healthy. good bye

(this is a draft to my penpal).
213名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 15:21:04
>>210
That'd be a burden to the penpal.
If I were the person in question, I'd think "what the heck is that?
Ok, bye...".
214米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 15:21:49
>>206
I lol'd
215名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 15:22:50
>>214
How come?
216米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 15:23:42
>>212
You should say "I'll be apart from you" or "I'll part from you." "Apart" is not a verb.  It is an adjective.
217米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 15:24:13
>>215
OOPS! I was laughing at >>209, not >>206.
218名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 15:26:03
>>213
ahh yeah, but I want to stay away from her for a while.
she doesn't understand me at all so I just wrote sentimental way
to make her feel scared to get in touch with me. if I would write "bye" only,
she would casually contact me again.
219名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 15:26:34
>>217
That makes sense. lol
220名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 15:27:47
>>216
opps thanks 海兵隊man! ok I'll write "I'll be apart from you"
221名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 15:46:04
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222名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 15:51:11
>>218
ewww
223名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 15:52:21
>>221
but you have a very short time to live
224米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 15:57:33
Do the guys here at 2ch have a word for weeaboos?
225名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 16:03:51
>>224
No. Would you like to invent it? Like Japamerican?
226名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 16:09:42
>>221 guy is hopeless. he is stupid isn't he?
he doesn't even know how to add and subtract yet.
or each time he probably forgets what he has learned in the past. lol
227名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 16:09:48
>225
How about soobaeew?
228名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 16:12:31
Out of curiosity, how much trouble do native Japanese speakers have with the difference between count and mass nouns in English?

For instance, the difference between 'sand' and 'pebble': You can say "some sand" but not "a sand", while 'pebble' is the opposite.
229名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 16:16:49
      .____
     / \  /\  キリッ     
    / (ー)  (ー)\  
  /   ⌒(__人__)⌒ \  
  |      |r┬-|    | ……I will be a president of USA
  \     `ー'´   /     and I wanna make all people happy 
   /,,― -ー  、 , -‐ 、 I am sure I am the nearest guy to the president
  (   , -‐ '"      ) I,Yaruo,is more loved than obama by everybody in the world.
   `;ー" ` ー-ー -ー'
    l          l
230名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 16:19:33
>>224
Are you asking if we have any oinions about weeaboo?
If so it's kind of honored for many are crazy about things Japanese
even if their understanding of things Japanese are just from anime
and scratching surface.

I don't know how it's like to have them around me, though. Maybe I'd fed up with
lots of questions about animes. Anyway, they can come to Japan and have
hands-on experiences. Some might come to realize reality, some get
deep into their weeaboos way of thinking about things Japanese.

Is it OK to browsing websites that's not related to your duty?
Your system in base grasp all of your online activities.


231名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 16:20:38
232米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 16:23:37
>>230 Of course, I can look at any web site that is not against American laws.

I was just curious: is there a Japanese word for "weeaboo" or do you just say "weeaboo"?
233米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 16:26:37
>>231
あの子は可愛いけど… うるさいな
234名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 16:27:14
>>228
Yeah, it's hard for us to use such words properly. Even if we know basic
rules, when it comes to use those words, we make mistakes. After all,
there are no such notion of mas nouns, countable, uncountable and all
that jazz.

Many people don't study hard, including English after entering
university and our interest is not to make mistakes in entrance exam of
uni when you encounter a question about say, "choose correct nouns"
235名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 16:28:50
>>232
Now I see your point.

Weeaboos can't be translated into Japanese.
And believe me, the term is not known to most Japanese.
I recently knew what it means, but it's because I do understand
some English and surf on the Net (english).
236名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 16:32:58
>>232
Oh Yeah? I can hear AFN radio (not that of Okinawan)and if my memory serves right, in the
ad of the radio station, it raised awareness not to browse irrelavant websites on duty.
It's not the matter of illegal or not, but the matter of work ethic of Marine Corps.

>is there a Japanese word for "weeaboo" or do you just say "weeaboo"?
Nope. I didn't know the words such as wapanese or weeaboo. So there
are no Japanese words for that. I hadn't known the words until someone
from 4ch explained the meaning of the words.
237米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 16:35:19
>>236 Oh, I see.  I'm not on duty right now.  I'm in my barracks room on liberty (free time).
238名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 16:35:48
>235
Is there an equivalent term for Japanese who are American-obsessed (or obsessed with some other English-speaking country)?

>234>
I have studied a little Japanese (enough to make a fool of myself) and I have always had trouble remembering all the 'counter words', like "nin" for people, or "sai" for years old.
239名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 16:39:56
>>233
Loud? She just stares.
240米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 16:40:51
>>239
Her voice is annoying.
241802:2008/02/28(木) 16:42:28
Hi everyone !

Especially to Variton7 and 米海兵隊の軍人さん
242名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 16:42:45
>>238
As I said (>>225), no, there isn't.
243名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 16:43:59
>>240
It sure is annoying. lol
But she almost doesn't speak.
244802:2008/02/28(木) 16:46:43
Today I have someting to say to 米海兵隊の軍人さん.
Don't regard the opinions that broadcasters or commentators are saying on TV
as Japanese general opinions please.
And also find that many people in Okinawa have the different personalities and tastes
compared to ordinary Japanese.

They tend to hate whole Japan and our friendly nations loving their roots, history and originalities.
It's not always bad however they are often acting much politically, you know.
These kind of incidents are supposed to be happened everyday.
Beware of that fact.

Though I know Okinawa people are feeling heavy loads on their shoulders.
245米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 16:48:12
>>241
Hello!

>>243
I'm glad she doesn't speak often ( ̄、 ̄)
246米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 16:51:26
>>244
Thank you.  I understand that they are acting politically.  I have
talked to many Okinawans, including my wife and her family, and they
all think that only the person who committed the crime should be
punished.  I think that only the newspapers and a small number of
Okinawan people who strongly oppose the military are making the most
noise, but those few people have cause all of us to be confined to our
bases ;_;
247名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 16:53:21
>>238
I understand it's hard to remember "nin" "sai"...to name a few.
No equivlant word but if you add "かぶれ”You can mean almost the
same notion. If you are America かぶれ then you think things American
are all cool. If you are France かぶれ the you think anything French
is cool.

Sometimes when you come back from America as an exchange student or whatever
purpose, you tend to be America かぶれ。Even if you don't go to USA,
you can be America かぶれ by heavliy influenced by American music
or Hollywood movies.

248802:2008/02/28(木) 16:57:27
I'm wondering if they are few or not...

I heard million peple gathered to oppose the problems concerning
descriptions in the text book of Japanese history.
It never happened in whole Japan except Okinawa.

But I understand you must be happy to be with good partner.:)
Take care of yourself and your family.
249名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 16:58:11
nanako sos nanako sos
250米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 17:02:45
>>248
Yes, a million people did gather to oppose the text book editing.  On
that day, the streets were crowded with people walking to the
convention center and the traffic was backed up for miles.  But the
people opposing the military only make small protests with maybe one
hundred people at a time.  It seems so silly and worthless to make such
a small protest...
251802:2008/02/28(木) 17:14:30
I can hardly believe that is the article happned in Japan..
Japanese tend to aviod political matters especially in public space.

Base problems may be different from anti-conservetives' movements in several points.
But you shouldn't tell those people from other millions, I think.
252名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 17:15:19
>>250
What line of job do you do in your base?
Polishing each and every bullets?
253米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 17:18:42
>>252
LOL, no.  I'm an air traffic controller (航空管制官).  It's the best job in the military B-)
254802:2008/02/28(木) 17:21:20
Wow Hi-Tech Marine He Is !
255名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 17:23:13
>>253
The air traffic controller is like QB of football?

The best job must be the commander in chief=President
256名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 17:26:12
>>255
I'm not >>253, but I would guess that being CiC or President would be a lot more stressful than Air Traffic Controller.
257名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 17:26:53
Hello 米海兵隊の軍人!
I just came here and read your posts.
Maybe you browse a bit naughty sites like 4chan?
258名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 17:32:24
>>256
You have a point there but you can blast whatever weapons you like
with your order. Even Chimp can be the president.
259802:2008/02/28(木) 17:33:41
And you don't like MRirian..
That's too bad..

I'm really loving her now. Why you don't ?
260名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 17:41:08
>>802
I don't like her either. Well, it's not she is annoying
but what really bothers me is those who are too obsessed with her and internet tough guys that splatter *raaaaagee!!1* against her on Youtube and other forums.
261802:2008/02/28(木) 17:46:38
That is kind of my fellows ! LOL

I may think over my behavior again..
262名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 18:00:16
Hmmmm, China denied frozen Chinese dumplings made in China were contaminated not in
China. Not again. lol
263802:2008/02/28(木) 18:01:54
Sorry.

I'll stop talking about her,
so let's start with how happy the winter in Okinawa is.
264名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 18:09:00
>>262
So we cannnot buy chinese frozen food.
It's too dangerous!
265名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 18:10:00
yes, please stop talking about her.
then I can join this thread. phew...
266名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 18:10:15
>>263
It didn't mean to offed you, 802. But are you staying in Okinawa right now? I missed the past threads.
267名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 18:12:40
>>264
I know I knew it I knew it.
how can China admit their fault.
China is the country that never admit the fault even
they killed one in front of 1 millino witnesses,
they say "I've never done such a thing". chinese is that kind of race.
268802:2008/02/28(木) 18:13:07
>>266
I understand. :D
Now I'm writing someting about cheescake for イギリス人さん.
269名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 18:18:55
I have lived in China for several years,
I've gone through so many bitter experiences dealing with them.
when I'd gain something they'd try to steal it from me, and
when they are in trouble, they lay the blame at my door.
270名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 18:19:56
I DO HATE CHINESE. I HOPE THEY ALL DIE.
271802:2008/02/28(木) 18:22:18
>>266
And I just wanna ask this Hi-Tec Marine living in Okinawa.
I've never been there.. But I know FamilyMart is only convini atanding there.
I heard that in 2ch. LOL
272802:2008/02/28(木) 18:24:43
And they are using mostly TuKa cellphones..

What made them so..
273名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 18:27:09
Chinese vegitables and meat are cheap but bad for health.
China free has become the key word to success now.
274本玉儿:2008/02/28(木) 18:27:58
As you remember , My pinup raising sexual excitation for masturbation is Yoko Oshita.
I masturbate imagining the scene that Yoko Osita fights to Fukumi Kuroda.
I do it intense so as to destroy my penis.
In my onanism kingdom, Yoko Oshita is unrivaled.
I don't forgive whoever dirty her.
And she is not alone ! !Yuna Kim is similar, too.
Learn it properly!
275名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 18:28:41
but when I came back to Japan,
I discovered China is more comfortable place to live.
they are clear in black and white. if only we know the way
to protect ourselves, it's ok to deal with Chinese. also we shoudn't expect the honestry from them.
they, I mean we are conscience ...but it depends it depends on how often you
listen to it. those who doesnt hear it, they are what we termed as
inhumane. I think thru the long history of China, they have fought too often and
lost this so called "ear" to hear others' voices.
276名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 18:35:39
I hope to meet one single good chinese in my life
in the future. Otherwise my hatred towards chinese engraved
in my brain forever.
277802:2008/02/28(木) 18:38:03
The communists spoiled the chinese historical heritages.
That's only. Nothing more.
278ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/28(木) 19:35:26
good morning.

what's up?
279スウェーデン人:2008/02/28(木) 19:35:48
>>248
>>250
Could you tell me about this text book thing? Does it have something to
do with history? (I assume it does.)

An good morning, everyone. I couldn't sleep last night because of my
neighbours, and now it's already almost noon...
280802:2008/02/28(木) 20:06:59
>>278
Good Morning ! Drunk Finnsh !

>>279
Hi !
Maybe problem is kind of delicate matter.
Would you like to ask to more proper persons please..
281本玉儿:2008/02/28(木) 20:28:11
I am drunk! Stroke my harbl
282米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 20:31:50
Hello everyone, I'm back.  Winter in Okinawa is very nice.  The temperatures rarely go below 10C, which is good, but I actually like snow ;_;

Family Mart is not the only convenience store.  We also have Hot Spar and Lawson.  Our supermarkets are Kanehide and Marudai.
283イギリス人:2008/02/28(木) 20:40:15
>>268
I'm happy that you realise that cheesecake is a very high priority
topic. Might bake one in the enxt day or two, but not a Saitama one
this time. Cheesecakes are more limited in decoration than normal
cakes, but also easier to make.
284802:2008/02/28(木) 20:45:27
>>282
Thank you for your further information. ^ー^
But I dare to say I love snow but hate snowing weather..

>>283
Hi again イギリス人さん !

I finally finished to read your explanations and ヨーロッパ人さん's one.
But the situations around third neutral noun and your hat !
maybe going to be more complicated to me..
I'll try again at next chance that I use those expressions. ^^;

And about cheescake.
Japanese elder females who love English way of living
seem to have the cake with some berrysouces.
As for me, I love it with marmalades best !
But cheescakes in Japan are often sweet enough for eating only itself.
It maybe different from English one..

Also about the cat I'm keeping..
He loves kind of chees so much ! (I mean, he loves too.)
But now he seems to be so sorry to say
to much prefer the Camemberl to the Cheddar. XD
Just nothing...

Thank you so much again for your explanations.
They help a lot not only me but not a few Japanese here. :D
285スウェーデン人:2008/02/28(木) 20:45:34
>>280
Ahh... Now I remember. (I "asked" Google and BBC.) I remember reading
about this before, but it seems I forgot.

>>282
Isn't Spar European? I've seen it around here (although not actually
here in Sweden yet).
286ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/28(木) 20:52:49
>>284
glad i could help.
Again, feel free to ask any questions about the English language and I will try to answer.
287米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/28(木) 20:53:10
>>285
Yes, according to Wikipedia, Hot Spar is also known as Spar, based in the Netherlands.
288ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/28(木) 20:56:16
there's a bunch of Spar stores in Finland
289802:2008/02/28(木) 20:56:39
>>286
Of couse you helped us a lot too. ^^
And I learned Finnsh people are excellent English speakers, who know grammers as well.
290本玉儿:2008/02/28(木) 20:57:40
My onanism kingdom called another name "the world that women suppress".
I pick up my penis at two finger-tips and I stop breath and shakes it up and down intense !
My dream to prick Yoko Oshita'anus with my penis, and to let her fight against Fukumi Kuroda.
You must consider my propensity!
291イギリス人:2008/02/28(木) 21:00:16
>>284
English cheesecakes are much the same, but some people find them
too plain without sauces, even though they are sweet. Personally,
I like just some sort of fruity sauce, and maybe some berries too.
Do you use a fork or a spoon to eat it?

Your cat's taste seems to have matured with age. Maybe in time,
I'll like Camembert more than Cheddar, but my taste is not so
sophisticated as your cat's.

>>285
Originally, Spar is a Dutch company (which operates internationally
as Spar but, of course, we knew that already), but it operates under
the names Hotspar in Japan and Eurospar in Ireland as well. As they
say in the UK, "So near, so SPAR".
292名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 21:10:08
本玉I give you the last chance.
will you stop it? or are you going to contiue this
practice to do the two comparison here and inform
every little things to us?
293802:2008/02/28(木) 21:12:56
>>291
イギリス人さん you also love camemberl...
Now my cat is on my knees and saying "Yes he is right. I know."

I think the baked one must be on the table with fork.
And if rarecakes has baked foundations, then fork must be needed.
I don't know much about English table manners but it isn't reasonable thought. is it ?
294名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 21:16:25
what is the camemberl?
295名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 21:17:42
>>293
yes he is right? what does it mean?
296802:2008/02/28(木) 21:21:02
I mean, camembert. French doesn't pronounce t or k sound.
I often forgot about it and write as what I say.
297本玉儿:2008/02/28(木) 21:23:00
Actually, if you hit Yoko Oshita's skull and Fukumi Kuroda's skull at full speed , Which is broken ,Yoko Oshita's skull or Fukumi Kuroda's skull ?
I expect in your scientific intelligence.
And about Mona Yamamoto'pelvis and Yoko Osita's pelvis,Which is tough?
And How about the bone density?
298名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 21:24:36
I said to 本玉 that you can do onanism or whatever
as much as you like. just don't inform
every little things. you asshole
299名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 21:26:44
kichigai stays here forever and do the onany with your
dream girl and compare two acctresses or whoever forever
くず ごみ うんこ 市ね
300802:2008/02/28(木) 21:27:41
>>295
It just means my cat seems to be satisfied with イギリス人さん's answer
that said he'll love the camembert in the age of my cat. ^^

I understand kind of English jokes but my cat doesn't though.
301名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 21:39:03
minna kimoi desu
302イギリス人:2008/02/28(木) 21:47:35
>>294
Camembert is a sort of French cheese. It's really creamy because it
matures in mold.

>>293
Ah, your cat is generous.
As for cheesecake, some people use forks, and some use spoons. Those
who use spoons usually have more runny toppings such as sauces, so
the spoon can be used to catch more of this (as it goes straight
through a fork).
303802:2008/02/28(木) 21:59:48
>>302
I got it. ^^
It may depends on the quantity of source, I think.

Now I'm leaving to explain the difference
between Filters and Equalizers to Japanse 2ch musicians.

Bye everyone and イギリス人さん♪
Have a nice chat. :)
304本玉儿:2008/02/28(木) 22:04:55
I like my onanie kingdom!!
305名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 22:06:57
>>304
Shine☆
306本玉儿:2008/02/28(木) 22:07:14
LINDA LINDA LINDA LINDA LINDA
307名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 22:07:43
and now my time has come ♪
I go to sleep now ^^
308本玉儿:2008/02/28(木) 22:08:35
tobenai tsubasa
309名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 22:10:48
I will be so satisfied hihihi...
310名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 22:11:46
this century sucks
311名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 22:12:04
while 本玉compares two thick women in his dream
I have a real one...kikikiki
312片岡数吉:2008/02/28(木) 22:12:58
Let us practice English pronunciation.

ask it wood egg odd,
cat kit could kettle cot,
sat sit su set so,
tad tip took Ted Todd,
nap nipple nu net nod,
had hid hood head hot,
mad mitt mu meadow mop,
yak yi yu yep yo,
rat rid ru red rod,
lap lip look led loss,
wat wi wood wed wo,
gap gi good get God,
za zip zu zed zo,
dad did du dead dot,
bad bid book bed box,
pat pit put pet pot,
sham ship should shed shock,
chat chip chu chess chop,
313名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 22:13:18
so long! and so hard kikiki
314名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 22:14:10
片岡数吉 this guy is 本玉
315名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 22:15:50
my sexy chick is calling me. hihihi
316名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 22:16:03
Kill the beast! Cut his throat! Spill his blood! Do him in!
317名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 22:19:59
call the cyber police!
318名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 22:29:21
こんなことやってて楽しいの?
319名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 22:59:50
>>318
トリップファッグが来てから、面白くないわよ。
320本玉儿:2008/02/28(木) 23:15:38
Dont call me ever again
321名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 23:16:45
I am sorry but it would never work out.
322本玉儿:2008/02/28(木) 23:48:39
I am just a picture in a frame.
323ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/28(木) 23:54:57
So, does anyone have any questions about English? I'll gladly help.
324名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 23:56:22
everyday is sunday
not saturday
325名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/28(木) 23:59:20
326ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/29(金) 00:00:48
>>325
oo, I guess i better go there, thanks.
I'm not a native speaker though
327名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 00:01:24
Hi, Europe man!
I've always said "I've caught a cold" so far but I just saw the sentence that said, "I've caught cold."
What's the difference between "a cold" and "cold"?

328名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 00:07:16
ヨーロッパ人 has gone...
329ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/29(金) 00:17:40
>>327
"I've caught a cold" is proper at least.
Where did you see this "I've caught cold" sentence?
Always remember there's a lot of improper English grammar around in the internet. Don't trust everything you see
Anyway, the sentences basically mean the same thing.
While i'm not 100% sure if the latter is grammatically incorrect.
cold is a sickness and you catch one of them, so it's "a".
you leave out the "a" for example when you have a little bit of a substance.
For example, if you "eat a bread" it means you eat a whole bread. If you "eat bread", the sentence doesnt tell how much bread you eat. It can be a small part of a bread or it can be more than just one bread.
330ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/29(金) 00:18:44
>>328
sorry, I was playing at the same time and had to think a little bit how to answer
331名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 00:19:49
American National Socialist Workers Party
332スウェーデン人:2008/02/29(金) 00:25:53
>>324
× everyday is sunday
〇 every day is caturday
>>329
But you can't really say "eat a bread" either. You have to use something
like "eat a loaf of bread" in English. Either way, "catch cold" is just
wrong.
333ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/29(金) 00:28:20
>>332
ok the bread example was bad. Can you think of a similar example that actually works? (for future reference)
334名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 00:29:38
ヨーロッパ人さん, what is your citizenship?
Europe is large... (though you don't have to tell that if you mind.)
335イギリス人:2008/02/29(金) 00:31:10
As far as I'm aware, "catching cold" (or any condition, for that matter)
is somewhat of an Americanism (and only used in some parts). The more
accepted standard is to use the article 'a', and say "catch a cold".
336ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/29(金) 00:33:41
>>334
Finland
337スウェーデン人:2008/02/29(金) 00:34:52
>>333
No, I can't think of any. But I can think of a couple where the subject
changes, like "have dinner" vs "have a meal". Different words, used
differently.

Eh, I don't know. What do you think, イギリス人?
338ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/29(金) 00:41:47
i guess just fixing the example could work out the best.

"have a (loaf of) bread" vs "have bread"
"have a (jar of) yoghurt" vs "have yoghurt"
etc.

I'm sure there must be some word that can be used like that, though. Having different meaning with and without a, both being grammatically correct.
I just can't think of any right now.
339スウェーデン人:2008/02/29(金) 00:42:10
>>334
Interesting that you should choose to ask specifically about citizenship,
instead of just "where are you from?".

On the front of EU passports (at least the ones I have seen), "European Union"
is actually written above the name of the country. The implication might be
that we are all citizens of the EU *first*, and inhabitants of a particular
country only as a second.
340イギリス人:2008/02/29(金) 00:43:32
>>337
I think 'bread' wasn't too good an example because it's one of those
words where the singular is the same as plural. Such words often need
a sort of singular counter noun to indicate a whole one:
"A loaf of bread"
"A grain of rice"
"A wheel of cheese"
instead of
"A bread"
"A rice"
"A cheese"
341スウェーデン人:2008/02/29(金) 00:47:55
>>335
A friend's father caught malaria, though. And some people in my parents'
generation "caught" cancer. Well, I guess that second example is pretty
bad...

Could it be that "X" instead of "an X" is more often used for "traditional"
diseases? (I'm not sure how to put this in a good way.)

On the other hand, you would say that someone "had a stroke", etc...
342ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/29(金) 00:49:08
>>340

*shrugs* whatever, I think the meaning was understood already anyway. Unless the person who asked the question already went to sleep
343名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 00:49:16
>>336
Suomi! It's famous for air guitar contest and Jean Sibelius, isn't it?
I love "Finlandia" and symphonies composed by Sibelius.

>>339
This phrase, "What is your citizenship?", is written in my dictionary, and I just used.
344米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/29(金) 00:50:00
European, what do you think about Jean Sibelius?
345米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/29(金) 00:52:31
>>343
>>344

lol, hivemind
346イギリス人:2008/02/29(金) 00:54:58
>>341
Was thinking about that too, and it seems that the names of actual
diseases don't need the article.
"She caught diptheria"
"He caught AIDS"

In the case of a stroke, it's a condition brought on by other factors,
rather than a disease itself. "He has ischemia, which led to a stroke".

I guess another exception is death itself... but after all, we can only
ever have one of those...
347米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/29(金) 00:56:18
Oh my, you've caught a death!  Poor dear...

(Note: this is not correct English)
348イギリス人:2008/02/29(金) 00:59:05
>>342
Sometimes people start to type a similar reply before the page is up
to date and see that someone else has replied, which is what I did
there. I think this is why it's a good idea to restrict actual English-
language conversation to its own thread, rather than just in chat.

>>347
Caught it once. But got better...
349☆ anon of athens ☆:2008/02/29(金) 01:07:14
>>339

EU law has precedence over national law.

Also, if you are abroad, you can choose any EU country to represent you in the event of an incident with a non-EU country.

This is the 'acquis' if I am not mistaken.
350名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 01:13:04
>>250
many, but the number was exaggerated to more than 10 times by okinawa
media.
351米海兵隊の軍人:2008/02/29(金) 01:20:09
>>350
I honestly do believe that a million people were at the protest that day.  I saw such a large number of people with my own eyes that I have no choice but to believe the newspapers.
352名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 01:29:06
million? LOL
media reported more than 100000 people gathered, which is still exaggerated.
And most of people there were 'mobilized'.
353名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 01:32:13
イギリス人さん へ
>>116
>Ah, sorry, it does have two past participles: >'forgot' and 'promised'
I think 'forgot' is past form and
'forgotten' is past partidiple.
So I got confused.

>If there was no conjugation with the
>word "that", then past perfect would have to be used.
What does conjugation mean?
Do you mean "that clause" by conjugation? dictionary says
━━ n. (動詞の)変化; 【生物】接合. (動詞の)変化 means
forget, forgot, forgotten, for example.

Do you mean the sentence following after 'that clause' would be considered as de facto
past perfect without past perfect?

354名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 01:37:36
Now that many English speakers are here, I'd like to ask the same question
in order to understand how to use "it" and "that" more properly.

In advance, I must say I got a reply from an American guy. (I'm thankful to him)
But I'm still a bit confused. So if it is ok with you guys,
please teach me by what criteria you choose "it" or "that".

A : I love hunbergers.
B : Oh, that's nice. / Oh, it's nice.

From what I understand, both are correct, probably.
But what's different? Please shed any light on this.

From Variton7
355名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 01:40:35
I would use "Oh, that's nice.".
356イギリス人:2008/02/29(金) 01:52:51
>>353
Sorry, I explained it badly! I meant 'conjunction' rather than 'conjugation'.
I blame the time of night (though really it was just my stupidity).

However, you understand my meaning well, because your final question is also the
answer.

>>354
'that' refers to the piece of information they are receiving, so that is the one
would be used, as >>355 says. I'll try and explain it better once I'm done cleaning...

Wouldn't it be easier to use 'Variton7' in the 名前 field?


And just wondering, but what have people here eaten today? I need
something interesting to make.
357ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/29(金) 01:56:57
>>343
among many other things, apparentl
>>344
I guess I'm a little bit of a younger generation so I don't really have an opinion. I don't exactly hate it, but it's not relevant to my interests.
>>354
I'll get to this now that I have time. This requires some thinking
358名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 02:00:59
>>356
Thanks. And even native speakers sometimes could make mistake.
That's encouraging. LOL no offense. And thank you again.
359名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 02:01:45
Here is a scenario where it's is used.
A.How is that book.
B.Oh, It's fine.
360名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 02:02:40
>>355
Thanks for the input.

>>356
Thank you.

Oh, you might say I'm stubburn, but as I said before (you probably don't know, though),
I like it this way. :D

And I had two slices of roast beef and tarako spagetti. Have you ever heard of tarako?
It's a fish egg. (probably "that" wouldn't be suitable in this case, right?)

From Variton7
361名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 02:03:30
>>359
a senario(苦笑)
362名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 02:07:15
>>360
Don't overuse emoticons. You are like Bill White, who
loves to use :D frequently.
363名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 02:11:42
>>362
I don't get it. I used :D only once in the post.
Am I like the Bill guy?

From Variton7
364名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 02:12:38
Now you sound like Bill Gates.
365名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 02:13:24
>>363
Oh, sorry I might mix you up with another guy.
366ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/29(金) 02:14:12
>>354
A : I love hunbergers.
B : Oh, that's nice. / Oh, it's nice.

^basically the first sentence "Oh, that is nice" is
"oh, that (you love hamburgers) is nice"

"it" is used more in a situation like this:
A: Hey have you tried the new pizza place yet?
B: Yeah, I love it. (it -> the pizzaplace)

"it" refers more to the actual subject where as "that" refers to the phenomenon (couldn't figure out a better word for this)
I hope someone else can explain this better, or correct me if I'm totally off.
367名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 02:15:01
I sound like Bill Gates? Wow, thank you, sir.
I'm honored that you say so.

From Variton7
368名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 02:18:00
369イギリス人:2008/02/29(金) 02:18:10
>>360
Oh, tarako! I've seen those really creepy commercials with those tarako
doll things marching or spinning around, while the children watch them
in shock. I had a nightmare about those, once.

(And you've got it - the fish egg is something general in that case, so
you use 'it'.)
370名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 02:18:52
>>359
Thank you!

>>365
Ok.

>>366
Thank you! With your explanation and >>359's example,
I think I'm clear now.

From Variton7
371名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 02:20:38
>>368
That guy doesn't look like a :D kinda person.
372名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 02:24:56
Hahaha
This one?
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=vVsl-1xk9AI&feature=related

I think the song is so catchy that it easily gets stuck in your head.
(and yeah, the dolls look really creepy to me, too. lol)

From Variton7
373名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 02:55:40
donbiki
374ヨーロッパ人:2008/02/29(金) 02:59:53
I'm out for now, coming back later tonight.
See ya people
375名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 03:09:13
Come again.
376名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 04:04:14
Deliver me present at christmas
377本玉儿:2008/02/29(金) 04:10:46
I can deliver you my cock!!! Suck it baby
378名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 04:16:40
I will instead eat it with rice. But it is small meal.
379本玉儿:2008/02/29(金) 04:44:08
380名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 04:53:33
>>379
We did not know you enjoy British music!
381名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 05:25:13
>>379
don't use magibon
382名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 05:32:43
Mr. Smertemann, I haven't heard from you in a while, are you OK?

I've found that there's mostly just racism, magibon and namefags in here now.
383名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 05:34:36
>>382
Namefags started use of names so we could know who is native speaker.
So we can take reliable examples.
384名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 06:12:20
Could you correct these sentences, please!!!

Thank you for your reply while you are busy on your job.
You are working to help people! It must be a respectful job.
I hope I also will be able to work for people, especially for peace of the world some day.
I wanted to study abroad because I wanted to broaden horizon internationally.

Thank you so much for taking day off on 29th February for me!
As for bags, it is a good idea to buy one after I arrive the U.S.
Thank you for your good advice!

My doctor told me that my wisdom teeth were deep down inside the tooth pocket, and touching the nerve.
That is why it became a difficult operation and the operation took long time (3.5 hours).
A friend said, " It's funny to pull out your wisdom teeth before you go abroad",
but I decided to get an operation so that something worse will never happen in the U.S..
I guess it is going to be all right because the pain and swellings are gradually relieving day by day.

As for school, our class orientation will start on March 3rd.
On the first day of the orientation, we will have a placement test.
I am a little scared about that test because my English skill might get messed up,
since I did not take time to study English for more than a month because of university exams, the operation, and so on.

Though I am poor at speaking English, I will do my best to improve my speaking skills.
I am leaving Japan and meeting you today!
385イギリス人:2008/02/29(金) 10:08:09
>>384
"Thank you for replying while you are busy on your job.
You are working to help people! It must be a respectful job.
I hope I also will be able to work for people, especially towards peace in the world some day.
I wanted to study abroad because I wanted to broaden my horizons internationally.

Thank you so much for taking the day off on 29th February for me!
As for bags, it is a good idea to buy one after I arrive the U.S.
Thank you for your good advice!

My doctor told me that my wisdom teeth were deep down inside the tooth pocket, and touching the nerve.
That is why it became a difficult operation and the operation took such a long time (3.5 hours).
A friend said, "It's funny to pull out your wisdom teeth before you go abroad",
but I decided to get an operation so that something worse wouldn't happen in the U.S..
I guess it is going to be all right because time is gradually relieving the pain and swellings, day by day.

As for school, our class orientation will start on March 3rd.
On the first day of the orientation, we will have a placement test.
I am a little scared about that test because my English skills might get messed up,
since I did not take time to study English for more than a month because of university exams, the operation, and so on.

Though I am poor at speaking English, I will do my best to improve my speaking skills.
I am leaving Japan and meeting you today!"

There really wasn't much to correct...
Anyway, hope you have a safe flight, and I'm sure you'll have a fun and educational time while there!
It'll give you a very good chance to practice your actual speaking. I've heard that Japanese students
of English rarely get much speaking practice in class (depending where you attend, anyway).
386384:2008/02/29(金) 11:05:06
>>385
Thank you very very much!!!
I'll do my best to improve my English skill!
387名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 11:23:22
>>383
Should all native speakers use a name?
388名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 13:14:01
>>387
Of course not. Anonymity is the idea of the board.
389名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 13:44:08
ニック PART6
http://pc11.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/streaming/1204087891/l50

There's a thread for Nick, an American guy, who is really fluent
in Japanese. If you are learning Japanese and want to know
how to improve your Japanese, pay a visit and ask him how.
If you are learning English and want to talk with him,
he'd be more than happy to have a chat with you.

I asked him to come, but he probably keeps to his threads,
so just go say hello to him. If he come here, please welcome him.
390名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 14:03:01
>>389
Hi!!

I know about him, too. Nick is a nice, if a little bit shy, guy.
I will be happy if we have him here.

ニック来るかな?
391名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 14:18:45
>>389
Die.
392名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 14:20:26
>>391
Lol
393名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 14:46:01
>>390
I don't know. Maybe not.
He seems to get me wrong.
394名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 14:49:28
kinda difficult
395名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 15:00:37
   |/-O-O-ヽ| ブツブツ・・・
   | . : )'e'( : . |
   ` ‐-=-‐
   / >>1 \
||\ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ \
||\\.          \      ∧_∧
||. .\\          \    ( ;´Д`) (オイ、なんか変なのがいるぞ)
.    \\          \ /    ヽ.
.      \\         / .|   | |
.        \∧_∧   (⌒\|__./ ./
         ( ´,_・・`)目合わせるなって ∧_∧
.         _/   ヽ          \  (     ) うわーこっち見てるよ
   |/-O-O-ヽ| ブツブツ・・・
   | . : )'e'( : . |
   ` ‐-=-‐
   / >>1 \
||\ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ \
||\\.          \      ∧_∧
||. .\\          \    ( ;´Д`) (オイ、なんか変なのがいるぞ)
.    \\          \ /    ヽ.
.      \\         / .|   | |
.        \∧_∧   (⌒\|__./ ./
         ( ´,_・・`)目合わせるなって ∧_∧
.         _/   ヽ          \  (     ) うわ
396スウェーデン人:2008/02/29(金) 15:04:19
Hmm. I couldn't access 2ch at all for several hours. Did anyone else
notice any problem?

And now it's already morning and I have to try and get a couple of hours
sleep.
397名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 15:15:49
>>395
>>1 doesn't rattle like the above. Mostly ROMing.
398名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 15:16:15
>>396
Nope. I had no connection problem.
I guess it was because your provider was cut for several hours.
I'm not sure if it's true, though.

Anyway, sleep tight!!
399CIJ:2008/02/29(金) 15:18:07
To be the center of the world justice, world economy,
we need some tragedy in Japan.
Just like America made Osama Bin Ladin an attacker of 9-11,
and innocent Ozward for Kennedy sniper.

.....North Korea would be the perfect target.
400CIJ:2008/02/29(金) 15:18:34
To be the center of the world justice, world economy,
we need some tragedy in Japan.
Just like America made Osama Bin Ladin an attacker of 9-11,
and innocent Ozward for Kennedy sniper.

.....North Korea would be the perfect target.
401名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 15:22:26
>>400

Are you by any chance emo? Suicide? Need to get laid? Or all of the above?
402名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 15:22:57
suicidal* duhr
403名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 16:01:46
>>400
????
404802:2008/02/29(金) 16:49:52
Hi there.
I just come here for a minute and go after this post.

>>396
The Board said "人多杉" ?
It is 2ch slang meaing "Too many people around this board"
which I've seen just now.
And the night before last night, this board was so heavy that I double-posted once.

Now you foreigners maybe much popular than you used to be.
Try 2ch browsers(or broser extensions). I hope it may help you a little.

One more thing to remember,
you seemed to forget the legendary game machines made by Atari !
I just said 8 bit and it also implies those.
I bought almost NEW atari 2600 last year and keep it in my closet. LOL
Just FYI.
And I'm looking forward tonight to listening to the radio you told me before!

I gotta go !! Bye~~
405名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 17:02:17
nanako sos nanako sos
406名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 18:07:59
shut up bitch
407本玉儿:2008/02/29(金) 18:23:53
In this thread , there seem to be many people disliking me.
Your opinion is surely true.
However, Your opinion is pie in the sky.
You say that I compare women in my onanism delusion.
It is surely comparison externally.
However , if you dig into it and think , you understand that it is favor not comparison.
I want to let Yoko Oshita win in the fight of Yoko Oshita and Fukumi Kuroda.
By supporting Yoko Oshita , My penis seems to be burst and erects !
408english太郎:2008/02/29(金) 18:28:17
You are my vest friend!!
Don't mind!Don't mind!
409本玉儿:2008/02/29(金) 18:29:44
Oh!Thank you,english Taroo!!
You are my vest friend!!!
410名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 18:54:55
In order to release my pent-up stress towards Chinese (china),
I’ve started to join the activities of 嫌中国 recently. I am
enthusiastically doing these activities to advocate how
horrible Chinese are. I won’t hesitate to say this.

the large-scale massacre in Nanjing南京大虐殺 is only choice to survive for
our ancestors decided to do to.. I would say it is justified to commit. Because
after knowing obsessive annoyance of chinese as the race, who wouldn't like to kill them?
Having them part of our member in this planet, is there any chance we could live safe?

Ever since I came back to Japan, I started to feel that the difference of life in China and Japan.
I sometimes feel by mistake that China is more comfortable society because their mentalities are more simple.
But in a few minutes, I shock my head very hard. whenever I remember the bitter memories of pictures
being in China gives me the seething angers. You never know how I hate Chinese. Whenever I hear
even one word of "中", I feel a goose pimples all over my body. I will never forgive Chinese.
411名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 18:59:36

They are horrible. I can't just explain by the words how すざましい they are...
They killed my dearest one. He committed a suicide because of the persistent abuse done day by day by them.
I lost all the properties for their fraud.

If you ever happened to meet one Chinese by bad luck, be careful. Really careful!
Even if one would look innocent, his heart is livid. They only thing they care about
is their profit, their health, their own happiness. and their familie's happiness.
they care their family very much because "family members" are only the people they can trust.
do you know why? they lie all the time 24 hrs. but they believe family members won't lie to you
even you lie to anyone in this world. lol. They are cunning.
They are persistent. They eat up everything until you die.
Except what they don’t eat with legs are only tables.
That’s right. They really eat up everything. They are inhuman.
I will never visit China. If I’d visit someplace where I feel the
air of Chinese, I would immediately leave. They are rotten.
412名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 19:03:23

Their only good points are “they are persistent". So they should
get reincarnated as the cockroaches. that's the best way not to waste
their good points. I hate them. I do hate them.
I hope they all die. I'll never forgive them. I feel only happy
when I work as a part of the 嫌中国activists.
413名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 19:16:50
>>409
Nobody likes you.
414名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 19:31:49
>>409
die now never come back
415名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 19:42:28
large-scale massacre in Nanjing is just a propaganda.
But it's not all chinese's fault.

We know well many innocent chinese are living both in their country and in Japan too.
416名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 20:41:05
>>388
But knowing who is native speaker is good for looking at structure
and grammar. for seeing how normal native speaker write.
417本玉儿:2008/02/29(金) 20:46:56
Do you like the woman that cheek is plump?
And Don't you think that you want to rub Reiko Takashima's cheek with sandpaper?
Will blood flow from Reiko Takashima's cheek if You rub it how many times?
How about Azusa Mano?
418名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 21:13:03
>>417
I hope you die soon.
419名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 21:16:35
>>382
Thank you for your concern.
I'm not so absent.
Actually, >>7 >>20 >>43 >>50 >>52 >>61 are my posts.
Couldn't sleep that night.

Around the end of the last thread(part104), on the same night this thread was made,
I posted a message in which I vented my frustration after going through excruciating
pain in my foot. On that night, severe pain lasted longer than 2 hours and
I was groaning, sometimes cried out like an animal and limping in circles in
the room where I sleep to destract my attention from the pain.
Of course I put a uho pinkiller in my anus but as usual, it didn't work.

I go to hospital to get IV drip treatment every day even on Saturdays and
Sundays. My doctor told me last Tuesday my foot condition is getting better although
he agrees with me in that the pace of recovery is very slow. There's
nothing special he nor I can do about it. Cold weather is bad for my foot
so it's a good news that spring is coming.

If my current foot conditon is settled, asking another doctor for the
second opinon might be a good idea. It's not that I don't trust my
doctor. I like him (not in a uho way) and I respect him. He works really
hard and always nice to patients not showing any bits of arrogance you
often see in a doctor.
420名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 21:30:15
good evening, mr asshole <3
421名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 21:37:00
Mr. asshole....

Anyway, good evening.
422本玉儿:2008/02/29(金) 22:01:58
I stroke my penis everyday!!!
423名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 22:05:28
I don't hope you survive, but you will.
424名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 22:25:34
>>422
please kill yourself
425名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 22:27:50
>>410
You, sir, are a moron. You don't even seem to be able to have rational thoughts,
or apply any kind of logic to your thoughts.

If I go to Japan, and a guy comes up to me and punches me in the face one evening
when I'm out, does that mean that all Japanese people are bad people? No, it just
means that the one guy that punched me in the face is a bad guy.

Meh, why am I trying to explain this to you anyway? You probably don't understand
what I mean anyway.
426本玉儿:2008/02/29(金) 23:01:45
>>425
I punche your penis by my penis ! !
Your penis should break.
427本玉儿:2008/02/29(金) 23:10:18
show me your penis
428名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 23:15:21
>>427
If you wanna see mine, show yours first
429名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 23:15:43
>>427
uho!
430名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 23:35:05
>>426
lol
431名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/02/29(金) 23:55:22
die hontamaru
432本玉儿:2008/03/01(土) 00:01:03
I ordered pizza but nobody is coming. what the fuck
433名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 00:10:55
Fuck you. Who cares?
434本玉儿:2008/03/01(土) 00:16:47
yay! pizza came
435名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 00:50:26
you are a thread stopper
436名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:11:35
I love Italy because I love pizza!
437名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:12:57
> 396 :スウェーデン人:2008/02/29(金) 15:04:19
> Hmm. I couldn't access 2ch at all for several hours. Did anyone else
> notice any problem?

maybe some problems happened to some foreign proxies...
438名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:19:24
anyway,im in china now and can never access the 中国板.
439名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:23:59
there is no one besides me---
440片岡数吉:2008/03/01(土) 01:31:40
キリスト教がイギリスに入ってきて
We are people. Those are animals. These are plants. We are on the ground. We are on the earth.
God made the earth. God made the ground. God made the sky. God made the sun and the moon. Dod made the stars.
God made the universe.
God made the land and water. God made lives.
I am a life. I am a creature.
You are a life. You are a creature.
These animals are lives. They are creatures.
God is wonderful. Nature is wonderful.
God is love. Jesus is the son of God.
Jesus tells truth. Jesus tells facts and truth.
We see facts and truth like Jesus.
We praise Jesus. We think of the existence of ourselves.
441名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:32:19
Here's a song that reflects my current mindstate.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDY2Vyd663A

I haven't watched the video, so I wouldn't know anything about that.
442名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:36:30
>>407
You seem to be a real pervert, not a fake.
I like you.
I don't support any pervertish act. But everthing real has to be
respected.

You like mature, older women, don't you?
The most women you like seem to go well with kimono!
Do you agree on this?
Do you like otonashi kimiko, who I think
often appears in kimono on TV.
She played a hostess of suimei(japanese inn in ishikawa)
in haruchan tv drama series!
But she might lack mature woman's
sexual charms(iroke) you prefer.

I'm not sure kimono suits oshita.
443名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:41:25
Sorry. precisely otonashi mikiko.
HaHaHa. otonashi may be too old for sexual arousing.

How about takigawa yumi. She is old too but she suits kimono very
well, I think.
444名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:42:34
>>440
So say we all!
445名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:45:06

Chinese Frozen Gyoza Causes Proxy Problem Here In 2ch !
446名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:45:12
well done guys
447名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:46:11
FUUUUUUCK!
Why are there too many people in this fuckin thread??
I had hard time finding what i posted last time.
You bunch of stupid mother fuckers aint got no lives.
Go fuck yourselves!
Fuck all of you!!

>>440
Fuck your cult!!
Don't you ever talk about your fuckin god.
Fuck your lord!
Fuck the belief!!
Fuck you!!
448名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:47:29
Oh, no. I forgot the most important person. Her name is
huji ayako! And I noticed fuji ayako looks like takigawa yumi.

And as for similarity of takigawa, Okada nana came across my mind.
She is(was) cute. She was like an angel.
Big eyed and pure innocent smile. Older idols are in a higher level?
449イギリス人:2008/03/01(土) 01:49:28
>>442
Was Googling the names he was posting just to see who they were,
and was thinking they all seemed to be older women. However, the
ones he mentions in >>417 don't seem to have plump looking faces.

>>441
The series is good. I have a cousin from Holland who is a complete
fanatic about it. What brought this state of mind on?
450名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:51:03
If I ever meet Jesus, I am sure I will kill his crazy ass.
Fuck his stinkin cult!
451名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:52:39
I told you to go fuck yourselves!!
To many people are in this thread and I'm so fucked off!!
452名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:52:54
Fuji ayako
kano kiwako http://img03.shop-pro.jp/PA01004/585/product/469040.jpg
how about her, 本玉儿?
takashima reko.

kimono gods.
453名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:54:19
>>440
Get the fuck out of here, and take your worthless religion with you.
454名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:54:42
>>448 IT IS NOT HUGI!!
It is FUJI. Fuck You Jap Idiot!
455名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:55:25
>>449
My life is going down the shitter, but I have no motivation to do anything about it.
456片岡数吉:2008/03/01(土) 01:56:02
baka kaba chinndonnya omaenoka-chann debeso dennshanishikarete pessgannko kuukiirete motodo-ri

fool hippo advertising board carrier
your mother's woub tube remain is protruding,
being run over by a tram getting flat,
inflating with air, coming back

馬鹿河馬チンドンヤお前のかーちゃん出臍電車にしかれてぺっしゃんこ空気入れて元どーり
457名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:56:58
>>453 I love your ass!
You are 100 percent right.
Fuck that religion!!
458名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 01:59:39
>>449
I agree. reiko takashima is skinny.
Yes, kano kiwako cheek's is plump.

Her role as mimy is a shameful past?
459名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:01:16
Oh, イギリス人さん, jimmy page happens to be on tv now!
He looks like asian.
I think he can pass as japanese in yamanoto line!
460名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:01:26
>>447
What was your post about?
461名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:02:38
>>458
Reiko Takashima is skinny? Who cares?
How about you?
Are you fat, have bold head, have stinkin feet, ugly as hell?
Fuckin otaku pervert mother fucker!
462名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:03:29
Hell is your eternal home!
Scream and cry in the junkyard of Heaven.
463名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:07:24
>>459
What is your fuckin' problem?
Have you met white fucks before?
Probably not, you fuckin blind ass idiot!
Jimmy Page looks asian to you?
Probably you would say Yamada Hanako look like an american.
You need to go to eye doctor!
464名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:07:56
wow wow...

we may as well call today "The KG Day".
465名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:09:33
K G RULES!!
466イギリス人:2008/03/01(土) 02:10:52
>>455
Do you have no ambitions? Dreams?

>>459
Haven't seen him for a long, long time. But I guess you're right - especially
in the more recent pictures of him.
Apparently his mother has Chinese blood, from either one of her parents
or grandparents.
467名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:12:03
Some japanese have occidental face.
Jimmy page is a reverse version, I think.
http://img01.ti-da.net/usr/zettaimpact/suzannu.gif スザンヌ
http://www.asahi-mullion.com/column/interview/200702abe1.jpg  阿部寛
http://blog.so-net.ne.jp/_images/blog/_2a4/fumilin/6644790.jpg 平井堅
http://ex-img.com/EAA-12/Jun03_83.JPG 鳳蘭 pure chinese blood

I previous thought スザンヌ was mixed race.
But I don't know any pure japanese who looks like pure caucasian.
468名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:12:19
K G !! Tell me where you live!!
I will fuck you up!
469名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:13:34
man, someone seems to need a major tranquilizer injected in his anus.
maybe anus otoko can help this fucko.
470名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:15:10
>>463
HaHaHa. Are you really japanese?
You don't know japanese have very wide range of face.
If you are japanese, You should know the range from ugly face like you
to hirai ken.

Jimmy looks like asian. He is not typical japanese faced but his face is
withing the range of asians.
471名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:15:48
Hi KG Let me kill you slow.
I wil give you my pussy before I kill you.
I want to know where you live.
Please tell me.
472名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:17:23
>>468
Presently he is working at Frozen Gyoza Factory in china.
Sometimes he goes to Net cafe and seems to work for GyaO. (Japanese Gyoza Company)
Go back to China yourself please.
473KG:2008/03/01(土) 02:17:53
I live in Tokyo
I can go to your place if you tell me where you live.
474名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:18:50
>>473
I live in gas chamber. Visit me please!
475KG:2008/03/01(土) 02:19:34
>>474 hahahaha!
Fuck that!
476名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:20:44
KG stands for Kichi Gai?
477Adolf Eichmann:2008/03/01(土) 02:21:20
>>474
Meet you there!
478名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:21:20
>>474
Do you mean your dick is in someone's asshole(gaschamber) ?
You anal sex fanatic!
479名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:22:19
KG? A firend of Emily?
480名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:23:06
>>478
There is nothing wrong with having anal sex as long as it is a hetero sexual sex.
481Adolf Eichmann:2008/03/01(土) 02:23:30
>>461
Bald head? Are you really american?
482名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:24:37
>>480
We call someone like you a pervert.
483名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:24:44
I'm a Chinse gyoza man!
484Adolf Eichmann:2008/03/01(土) 02:26:08
http://successmoon.blogzine.jp/photos/uncategorized/snap_img_05390.jpg
okadanana is beyond ebichan, attention whore.
485名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:27:19
Please buy more gyoza and make me rich!
486名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:27:30
>>480
die you fundamentalist
487片岡数吉:2008/03/01(土) 02:29:49
1.(What) they should do it is obvious.
2.(What) they should do is obvious.
3.Remember (what) I've just told you.
488名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:30:12
>>484
I googled your name
489名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:31:29
Shove up enema in my ass and beat me up!
Let's play S&M baby!
490名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:32:04
>>466
Is he buried in the oblivion in the UK?
He may be making money from ignorant
japanese just like rolling stones has been
doing.
Rolling stones is really annoying.

Only 1/8 of asian blood excercised a great
influence on his face.
I wanna know pure caucasian who looks like
asian.
491名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:35:55
>>488
You didn't know the most courageous, honest and royal man..
492名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:36:02
WTF?
500 responses a day for this thread?
Shit just started 3AM on Thursday!
There are too many people in this thread.
GFYS!!
493名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:38:36
Flying planes can be dangerous.
494名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:39:55
My hairy asshole can be safe
495名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:39:59
So what? LOL
But you know train is more dangerous at the ratio of death.
496名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:41:39
My hard wet cock is much safer
497名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:42:11
KG is much like this person. >>490

He wants caucasian women so seriously like kinda maniacs, or fetish of white people.
And manages to cantact her, then plant his Korean DNA to those women.
498名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:43:58
How would you like if I put my cock in your ass?
499名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:44:43
Why? I might be fetishist of japanese who looks like caucasian..

Or caucasian who looks like japanese. LOL
500名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:46:16
Ya guys R 2 white!
501名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:48:53
FYA!!
BE WHITE!
502名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:49:30
BILL WHITE, the name of white supremacist!
503Adolf:2008/03/01(土) 02:50:23
Need the Final Solution?
504名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:51:55
Yes. final solution is needed.
505名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:52:04
I have a 12 gauge shotgun sitting right next to me, it's loaded with 4 rounds.
Double-Ought buckshot. I plan on putting the barrel in my mouth, and painting the wall with my blood and brains.
It will be quick.
506名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:54:49
>>505
What happened to you?!?!
507名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:54:51
>>505
No stop it.
508名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:57:20
I respect cho seung-hu.
You are next cho?

By the way, Does his english accent have a distinctive non-native
tone? I heard he was bullied for his thick accent.
I couldn't notice. He sounded like a perfect native american
on the video.
509名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:57:43
It maybe too late..
Amen.
510名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:58:36
The door is locked, nobody else is home, I've figured out a way to pull
the trigger with my foot, the gun is propped up against my bed. I must admit I'm a little nervous.
511名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 02:58:38
>>505
Wait until you get a bazooka for that.
512名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:00:12
>>508

I'm not Korean, I'm not going to selfishly murder my classmates, I just
want to kill myself. I have at least that much decency.
513名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:01:30
Waving the hand gun around and pointing it on his head,
I like his move.
His face expression is good too. Anguished, afflicted face..
How many sorrows had he experienced?
He wants friend. But he was blunt.. He rarely spoke back when
spoken to. What an irony.
Perhaps He could make relations with the world by shooting.
514名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:02:07
>>510
You have a talent for fishing!
515名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:05:39
it's loaded with 4 rounds.
Double-Ought buckshot.
What does this mean? 4 rounds.
Double-Ought buckshot.
516名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:05:49
>>513

His teachers didn't help his case, they taught him only Marxist thought.
They convinced him that he was an oppressed victim, so of course he lashed out.
517名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:07:38
>>516

4 rounds=4 bullets

Double Ought=Measurement of gunpowder and shot load.
518名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:07:58
>>512
Are you sure ?

So why you keep 12 gauge shotgun here in Japan ?
Are you qualified with it ?
Did you use to be a French mercenary or kinnda a Green Beret ?
I never heard that.
519名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:08:06
>>513
Teaching marxism in the south technical university?
520名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:08:38
>>514

Fishing?
521名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:09:44
>>519

Yes, the English Literature curriculum was titled, "A Primer on Leftist Revolutionary Thought"
522名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:10:41
>>518

I'm not in Japan, I realize you aren't allowed to have guns there.
523名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:11:27
Where you at?
524名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:12:44
At least, he has to apologize to "Varion7" directly berore finishing himself.
525名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:13:02
>>523

Phoenix, Arizona, USA
526名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:13:04
>>522
Are you here from 4ch?
527名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:13:52
>>517
thanks.
So are you? planning russian roulette?
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=U7tfq4gV0r4
What a shame! I can't fix my eyes on the video.
But the russian roulette reminds me of this video first.
LOL
and a movie... What was the title? a movie which depicted russian roulette
won oscar.
.
528名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:14:15
>>526

I left their site ages ago, they were retards.
529名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:15:51
>>524
What? Varion7 is involved with this?
530イギリス人:2008/03/01(土) 03:15:55
>>528
Ah, respect you more already.

Anyway... how about dreams or ambitions?
531名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:16:54
>>521
Many so-called intellectuals lack in commonsense and stick to old ideology
here in japan.
It seems to be somewhat the case of america.
532名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:19:21
>>521
Well, that's generally the cancer of the industrialized world.
>>530
I have very few expectations from life, just to get a decent job, education,
a wife that loves me, some kids, and a house. Seems reasonable, I think.
533名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:20:19
>>505 Let me join.
When you shoot, let me stand behind you, so I can die.
534名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:20:42
You guys are born white, which is almost win from the start.
535名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:21:45
This person is speaking too much.

If he was serious, now he cant answer anything more.

If he thinks he is still serious, just means he want us to stop him.

EXCEPT he is TROLLING.
536名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:21:51
>>534
You'd be unpleasantly surprised, believe me.
537名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:21:54
Wow perhaps a former japanese cheer girl of NFL
speaks very natural English.
Am I mistaken?
538名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:23:25
>>535

I was, sort of. I unloaded the shotgun.
539名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:25:17
Have some Arizona Ice Tea, Ginseng Green Tea would be nice.
540名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:25:38
>>538
Good boy!
541名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:26:09
>>537
Cheer girl? Hmm, no, Football is boring, and I have a penis.
542名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:26:39
>>536
Are you mud race?
543名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:27:15
So why you ask back about Varion7 ?

Before killing yourself.

I can hardly imagine your psycological situation, dude.
544名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:28:21
>>535
where are you from?
545名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:29:50
>>543
That was me, a bystander. Not the sucidal guy.
I'm still curious though.
546名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:30:41
>>542
Mud race? Oh lol...

No, I'm a whitey, I just don't think it's special.
>>543
I think someone else was talking about that, I don't know who Varion7 is.
>>539
I would have some AZ Iced Tea, but I'm dieting right now, so its strictly black coffee, water, and tea for me.
547名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:33:15
>>546
FYI, Ginseng Green Tea is a diet kind with the fake sugar.
548名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:33:31
But whites are required high moral and discipline.
White must produce valuable things and send them back to society.

That's a burden for white people. So some white can't stand with
pressure and derail.
549名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:33:40
He said "Unloaded".
Then Let's talk about how he gets back to his life.
550名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:34:51
why he wanted to die??
551名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:36:39
>>548
Where do you come up with these flattering myths? I'm still looking for a job, though, South Phoenix is so lousy for college students. I can't wait to transfer to the main University.
552名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:38:09
>>537
was wrong. She was a japanese american from hawaii.
she should have been good at english.

BY the way "she should have been good at english"
Is this english correct? She was actually good at english.

When we use "should have", in most case incident
did not happen.
553名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:40:20
I dont like communist and also protestans too.

They are too counscious about productivity.
People must be so productive beings ?
554名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:41:44
>>552
When we say "should have" it means we aren't totally certain of it, but it seems likely. If she was born in Hawaii she was "probably good at English".
555名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:42:05
>>551
Why are low whites called white trash?
You don't distinguish black or spanish like this way.

the word white trash is based on the assumption that whites are
usually noble.
blacks and spics are mostly trash. so you don't have to
make distinction.
556名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:44:08
>>553
Let's just say that,"An idle mind wanders" which is horribly true in my case.
557名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:46:26
Productivity is not a goal.

Good products are just results of good society, I think.
558名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:47:39
>>554
should have is a conjecture from presence. right?
559名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:49:05
>>555
There are a lot of wealthy Blacks in my area.
It's kind of odd how many stereotypes are filtered out when they leave our shores.
We have Black Confederates, White Socialists, Mexican Republicans, and plenty of large groups of people that you wouldn't expect.
560イギリス人:2008/03/01(土) 03:52:01
>>552
'Should have' indicates there is an almost certain chance of something
happening, but it doesn't happen. Such as if a tennis player is served
an easy shot but misses, "they should have hit the ball". If someone
very good at mathematics takes a maths exam but fails, "they should have
passed the exam".

Another use of "should have" is when someone (or something) is supposed to
do something. "He should have cleaned the dishes", "she should not drink so
much".
561名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:52:32
>>556
No. He is a sacrifice of protestans moral and capitalism.
He needs philosopy for sure.
562名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:53:42
Black Confederates???? can't believe.
Black pancer?
As long as races are separated.
563名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 03:56:27
>>556
× protestans
○ protestants'

× philosopy
○ philosophy
564名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 04:01:39
>>560
Would it also mean speculation on a past event based on some uncertain information,
like "must have PP " does?
565名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 04:08:13
In other words, he needs serious time for thinking himself and his life.

With his words, his own will, his thinking faculty.

Philosophy is just a tool and maybe an excuse for that.
566名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 04:10:59
>>560
So
In the case of "He should have cleaned the dishes", could either
be possible, actually cleaning the dishes or actually not cleaning the dishes.

should have implies the fact indicent actually didnot happen.
But is there any 'should have' case that says simply should have,
not caring about what really happened.

In japanese 彼はもっと勉強すべきだったhe should have studied more,
means also he didn't study as required. But literally it just means
at that time he should (have) studied more...
Do you understand me? I know my english is not enough.
567名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 04:13:03
So how bout today's troll ?
568名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 04:18:55
>>560
How about these senteces?
as you should have guessed by now
By now, he should have read the letter.
These are from dictionary. Translations say the high possibility
of the incidents : guessed and read.
569名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 04:20:41
>>567
I know you are of Jude Law face with millions of dollars.
far from loser.
570名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 04:25:59

Susan Sarandon is abhored by american conservatives and right wingers,
right?
She is typical of libearl, leftist image.
Many japanese don't know this fact and praise her just because she
is popular and a oscar winner.
571名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 04:28:06
And to think yourselves deeply will lead to understanding the society deeply that you belong to.

See what others do precisely to see what to do.
572名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 04:29:45
I'll eat rice gruel with stirred egg. hehehe.
573名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 04:29:56
× To think yourselves deeply will lead to understanding the society deeply that you belong to.

○ To think yourselves deeply will lead to deep understanding of the society that you belong to.

Excuse my bad English.
574名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 04:30:28
More precisely beaten egg?
575名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 04:36:01
>>574
You may not need this kind of thought in your long life.
And you will have nothing to do with suicide forever.

Congratulations.
576名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 04:45:55
Then, the guy from Arizona has gone somewhere ?
577名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 04:50:31
gone to hell after death
578名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 04:54:20
Just don't think about your problem too much. It can kill you.
You might need a solution to it, but dwelling on it won't get you anywhere.
Make a plan to get out of your place so you can be exicited about.
579名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 05:00:15
It sounds just escape.

Nobody can't run away from himself.

It's not easy but think.
And don't give it up.
That is life.
580名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 05:09:10
Why not escape, if it's killing you? I wouldn't think till I die.
I'd rather make some actions to get myself out of the situation that's suffocating me.
And I'm not talking about suicide.
581名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 05:13:52
And not to be alone.
That is a point.

You can leran from anything even from this tasteless BBS.
You'll see people's words, thoughts, wishes, way of living, and maybe spirits of them.
Prick up your ears.
582名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 05:19:59
You said not to think till you die. Isn't that suicide ?

Thought itself never kills people.
But you said it'll do.
It means you are talking about suicide.
583名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 05:26:12
Are you Mr. KG?
584名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 05:29:27
No I'm not. Or do you think you need his help, don't you ?
585名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 05:33:02
Sorry, I thought I just got trolled. And no, I really don't think so.
Anyway, have a good night.
586名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 05:34:30
People especialy at youth are likely to go out
and look for the answers of themselves outside of their territories.

But the answer is always deep inside.

If I were Mr.KG, I would say "leave 2ch right now".
Though I never say so.
587名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 05:35:41
Okay.

Good night.
588名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 05:43:44
all i want is a peace of mind.
589名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 05:43:45
Well I'm back, I went for a walk and decided to calm down.
590名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 05:45:52
>>589
How do you feel now ?
591名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 05:47:17
>>590
Pretty good, I'm having a bowl of tomato soup right now.
592名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 05:49:14
>>588
Everybody needs it.

>>591
Sounds good.
593名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 05:49:56
Come to think of it, it's a rather beautiful day. Quiet outside, not many cars on the street since its after lunch. Warm, sunny, and with a slight breeze.
594名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 05:54:32
Sounds like an Indian summer
595名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 05:57:11
>>594
Well, we have like 3% humidity and no biting insects so it's not that Indian. Thank god for small mercies, right?
596名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 06:04:31
I gotta understand that you may not know Indian summer.
597あたご:2008/03/01(土) 06:06:44
598名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 06:08:37
>>597
CONSPIRACIES
599名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 07:04:15
Hey Arizona guy. Still here ?

I'll go to take a bath.

When you find any problems, then come and tell them to us.
You may find no answers here.
But you'll find the fellows facing same kind of problems.

QED
600スウェーデン人:2008/03/01(土) 07:26:58
SO TIRED.

I just spent a couple of hours at a relative's place. We had a couple
of beers with his friends, and now I can hardly keep my eyes open...

I hate this, it's so damn easy to get out of sync with your sleeping.
601イギリス人:2008/03/01(土) 07:27:26
>>566
Sorry, just made some beef bourguignon with potatoes and vegetables,
so couldn't answer this sooner. There was also a show on television
which often features sections about the English language (which is
quite interesting, especially considering it's a comedy panel show).

If someone was supposed to clean dishes, but did not actually do it, you
could say "he should have cleaned the dishes".

However, if you say "By now, he should have cleaned the dishes", then you
expect him to have cleaned the dishes (but since you don't know, he may or
may not have).

>>568
"As you should have guessed by now" is expecting you to have guessed, but
it's not known if you have actually guessed or not. Using "by now" almost
always makes it this context. The same applies to the sentence about the
letter. The person is expected to have read it, but it is not known if they
have or not.
602名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 07:28:45
>>600

Try being a grad student. Sleep pattern? What's that?
603スウェーデン人:2008/03/01(土) 07:37:52
>>602
One of my classmates actually uses/used the "four hours, plus 20 minute
naps" system - at least last term. Full time studies, plus two jobs.

Myself, I don't function very well with less than nine hours. But I'm
awake pretty much at all imaginable hours, over the course of a week...
604名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 07:40:31
>>603
Four hours? I was getting that the last time I was sick
and thought I was going insane after 48 hours of that. Nine hours
sounds about right, but I usually get closer to 7-8.
605名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 07:45:10
例えそれがどんなに分かりやすい釣りであったとしても

全力で釣られてみせる

2ちゃんねらの名に描けて

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606スウェーデン人:2008/03/01(土) 07:45:33
>>604
Apparently four hours works just fine, as long as you take your naps every
four hours or so. Without that, you're a complete wreck.

I've tried "six-day week" for a while too - 8 hours sleep, then awake
for 20. If you time it right, you can have an almost normal work week,
and still party all night on weekends. But it never worked well for me.
607AZ:2008/03/01(土) 07:49:32
AZ Guy again, as far as my sleep routine goes, I rarely take naps right now, but I get about 6-8 hours of sleep a day during the week, but I'm still sort of tired.
608名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 07:52:56
X 2ちゃんねらの名に描けて
O 2ちゃんねらの名に賭けて
609AZ:2008/03/01(土) 07:55:27
>>608
I don't gamble, I'm too poor for that.
610スコットランド人:2008/03/01(土) 07:56:16
I rarely sleep for more than 6 hours.

I like to think my bloodshot eyes make me look manly and rugged.
611スウェーデン人:2008/03/01(土) 07:57:53
>>601
"beef bourguignon"? Sounds fancy. I'm just frying up some meatballs
myself, actually. (You have to live up to the expectations...)
612名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 08:01:03
>>607
Depression tends to make you feel tired. It's easier to sleep
through a bum day rather than to slog through it.
613AZ:2008/03/01(土) 08:02:53
>>610
Ha, right, just like my incredibly sexy 3 day old stubble and vacant expression
614AZ:2008/03/01(土) 08:06:21
>>612
You're right, I did that just last week. I must have filled out 12 applications so far. Only 2 interviews though. You get all excited, you clean up, wear your Sunday best, only to find out that the interviewer refuses to even look at you. What the hell?
615名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 08:11:32
>>614/AZ
Job hunting is its own circle of hell, and one of the most
mentally taxing and degrading processes known to man. It's all
about ticking the boxes, reading between the lines, and saying
what they want to hear even as you know you don't really want it.
The worst is when they've already found someone and aren't even
trying to cover it up when fulfilling their obligations to the
remaining candidates. It's extremely hard not to take it
personally, and any serious job hunter begins to no matter how
hard they try. In my experience, it's been easier to temp and
get hired on than to actually apply properly for a job - there
are no expectations going in and if you work well you can make
a serious impression. The downside is working for months for
little pay and no benefits first.
616AZ:2008/03/01(土) 08:23:39
>>615
Well thats the main problem though, especially working for big businesses like Wal-Mart which I did over the course of the summer. My dream job would be to do a data entry job where I can just blast away until I fill my quota.
617名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 08:25:09
>>616
There should be plenty of those in your area, and a good temp agency can hook you up.
Data entry is actually one of the best low end jobs you can get - no dealing with customers,
you can jack in your ipod, and it pays pretty well for what it is.
618名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 12:16:31
>>610
Long time, no see.
I wish you could attend as often as possible.
Please, Talk about leftest ideology and independence of scotland.
619AZ:2008/03/01(土) 12:48:03
>>618
Scottish independence, eh? I think I saw a BBC documentary on that movement once.
620名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 13:01:35
>>619
He is a vehement supporter of scottish independence.
621名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 13:02:47
And he is a self-proclaimed socialist too.
622AZ:2008/03/01(土) 13:05:13
>>620
>>621
How irritating...
623名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 13:56:22
Scotoland local government issues its own note for currency.
When I've been in England, I used it in London. A casher of a supermarket
think it could be used, but a manager told her to accept it.
624名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 16:23:01
>>448
lol
how old are you? okada nana. My mom doesn't even know her. lol
625名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 19:13:18
>>624
turtle response
626名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 20:03:55
>>618
He would be here more if Englishman was not. That is my
opinion anyway.
627名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 20:21:39
I'm so excited because the latest Indiana Jones movie is coming up soon.
Thanks Spielberg for your magic which gets me back to be a 11 year old boy again.
628名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 20:33:59
oh indie jones
629名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 20:35:30
>>624
Why do you laugh? it is okadanana's face which is more important.
http://haguretanuki2005.hp.infoseek.co.jp/nana1.okada.odori.jpg
I like okada's fragile and cute image.
I noticed fuji tv anchorwoman nakano minako
http://wwwz.fujitv.co.jp/ana/nakano/index.html
resembles okada somewhat.
But I don't like her.
adide from the fact her face itself is as not attractive as that of okada's,
I can tell her arrogance and narcissism from her face. not pure angel.

>>626
HaHaHa. good joke.
630名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 20:42:28
okada nanako sos? LOL
631名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 20:53:05
To be exact, people who I picked up were not typical idols
like seiko matsuda.
And There is a bit time difference between me and them.
I could watch tv drama series, school wars. But atcually I didn't.
I watched okada in the video.
And at that time okada was alredy not in her prime time, I guess.
632名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 20:58:38
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=TnA42X497ZM
Japanese version of "Hero" is(was) pretty popular here in japan.

I was a bit suprised by the fact that Hero by bonnie taylor was rather minor hit in the uk.
And lyrics are more feminine and caling for strong man. On contrary
japanese lyrics are consoling and engouraging weak man...

And I didn't know Bonny taylor is welish. Her raspy, manly strong voice
don't match with welsh image.(I don't know much about wales though).
And her blonde hair.
633名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 21:03:49
Japanese lyrics say cheer up anybody can be a hero.
634名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 21:12:59
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=7f_HsjpSVaI
I think Villans shoud have benn Blacks.

Knight in white cloak on the horse come all the way
to help a white woman from blacks.
This situation would amuse a lot of white guys including
men who couldn't speak openly, and stirring up a big controversy.

I assume the video is implying some image that I mentioned.
Do I think too much?
635名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 21:15:54
But the video depicts old, stereotypical strong man in the south,
doesn't it?
So my association is not so weird.
Men have to be like men. Men have to protect women and men have to
wear mustache. lol
636名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 21:17:28
glaring house reminds me of burning cross.
Burn at the stake!?
637名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 21:25:33
Her voice is too strong and manly. So weak and docile aspect of
lyrics was unexpected.

And in addition to it, she is more beautiful and big boobed
than I expected she was. LOL
638名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 21:31:46
Lyrics reminds of those of enka music, which are often
convenient for men, prasing men and just waiting for flirting men,
or leaving women stil loving you like these.
These mgiht be too old fashioned even among enka though.
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=KcgQ_PgUSmE
one example. I think not exact example.

I don't like enka personally. same tone and used up lyrics.
639名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 21:38:12
lol sorry maybe I'm sidetracked but this is my favorite enka lately.

http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=YEmeVeQe56U



640名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 21:43:52
Hehe. Before seeing the video, I try to foresee.
Is he black enka singer? You are too influenced by the midia..

HaHa. But I admit he is funny. akimoto is his producer.
His ways have been always blatant. just catching up with the trend
and eye catching stunt.
but the mass jump on his way.
641名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 21:44:28
Yeah, I won!
642名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 21:54:44
yeah. I just thought he's different so I was just curious.
but after listening to his voice more, I found he sings
very well. he said his favorite enka singer is Itsuki Hiroshi.
I can see the similarity or some influence by Itsuki from his way
of singing.
643名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 22:19:48
It makes me perplexed why foreiners are so fabulously acquainted with Enka,
of which I, who was born and brought up here in Japan, know almost nothing?
644Freeman ◆Freezit77A :2008/03/01(土) 22:23:39
>>639
Wow! I didn't expect that I can watch Jero's enka in this thread.
Actually, I saw him at Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall(日比谷野外音楽堂) last year.
At that time, a jazz band, Soil & Pimp Sessions, introduced him before their gig
and he sang Umiyuki, which was great.

I couldn't imagine he debuted as a professional enka singer.
He's going to be a great black enka singer if continuing making his effort.
645Freeman ◆Freezit77A :2008/03/01(土) 22:41:16
>>643
It's easy for me to explain to you guys because I'm playing the guitar and singing songs.
Enka is totally different from other genres of music like
Rock, Jazz, Blues, R&B, Reggae and so on.
It attracts lots of foreniers in terms of melody and lyrics.
Enka expresses our culture and soul.
646名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 22:45:30
Someone introduce this Noriaki, hikikomori rapper in this thread and
I became a fan of him. I found English video intoroducing him.
You ppl overseas can enjoy him. It's a kind of a joke video but
you can tell how attractive he is.

http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=tWXSkgStqls&feature=related
647Freeman ◆Freezit77A :2008/03/01(土) 22:55:32
>>646
What a funny guy is he?(w
I've never seen him in Shibuya or Yokohama.
Though I had been to music bars in Tokyo and Yokohama to play the guitar
before I went to Britain, I'd like to see him if I have a chance.
648名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 23:00:47
>>639
Breakdance and Enka just don't go well with each other. Keep them separate, please.
This might look like something new or hip, but the truth is, it's totally wack,
no matter how well he sings or dances.
649名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 23:01:38
>>646
Hey! what's the heck is that? sekinin tore!
I mistakenly clicked that link!
650名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 23:04:38
>>646
lmao
651名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 23:09:04
Excuse me. I'M very sorry for interrupting you all.
I have a question about grammer.
I've already written out on the following thread.
http://academy6.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/english/1172797189/

Please come over here and help me, someone.
652本玉儿:2008/03/01(土) 23:10:38
Do you go to the office street of Marunouchi frequently?
Have you watched GAIJIN-ONNA that her root of leg was abnormally big at that place?
Have you thought about how much load was necessary to tear up the GAIJIN-ONNA's crotch?
And which is easy to tear the GAIJIN-ONA's crotch or Yoko Osita's crotch?
Try to consider it !
653本玉儿:2008/03/01(土) 23:11:29
I am biggest fan of noriaki
654名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 23:12:19
LET ME ASK YOU GUYS SOME QUESTIONS.
HAVE YOU ALL EVER TAKEN ENGLISH TESTS? (TOEFL/TOEIC/EIKEN/SAT,FOR EXAMPLE)
AND PLEASE TELL ME YOUR SCORES AND THAT HOW LONG HAVE YOU STUDIED IF YOU DO NOT MIND.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION!
655Freeman ◆Freezit77A :2008/03/01(土) 23:12:45
>>648
I think Jero and Victor Entertainment, a famous record company in Japan,
are carrying out their business strategy to be popular among young people.
What if he is wearing kimono or suits? It looks a bit strange, isn't it?
656Freeman ◆Freezit77A :2008/03/01(土) 23:18:29
Oh, I made a silly mistake.

×It looks a bit strange, isn't it?
○It looks a bit strange, doesn't it?
657名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 23:21:07
>>655
Either way, it would be some bad exploitation of the cultures, but possibly better than seeing him popping
during the hook. This just doesn't work..
658651:2008/03/01(土) 23:29:03
Well, no one seems to come to me so I will ask again here.

I have a question about the usage of “similar”.
I always use this word as “The two man are similar.”
But just now, I found this sentence that says "The language is similar between the two tribes."
I wonder why the subject, language, is sigular.
I think that “the languageS ARE similar”is right.
Please explain to me about it. Thank you.
659Freeman ◆Freezit77A :2008/03/01(土) 23:38:46
>>657
Hmm, shall I ask you a question about enka?
A black young bloke mustn't sing that way?
If not, have you got any idea about it?

Let me explain my case.
I've been playing black music called Blues, which derives from the U.S.
It's one of the popular roots music in the world.
Blues music has been played by every kind of human races not just black people,
but white people and Asian.
660本玉儿:2008/03/01(土) 23:47:06
Have you watched the woman that the skin of her knee was very thick?
In the days of a seventh grader , I watched it at the home of the Suizenji station.
The skin of the knee of the woman was thick and strong like the skin of elephant.
I wanted to sharpen it with a plane. When I thought so, my oily penis erected like an eel !
661名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 23:51:43
>>659
As long as you don't do wacky stuff, you won't get bashed. It doesn't matter where you are from.
So please don't make it a racial issue.
662名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/01(土) 23:54:09
shall we talk about gay sex?
663本玉儿:2008/03/02(日) 00:08:22
sure. I'd like to take it to the ass at full force
664名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 00:10:40
>>654
It took me about 8 years to get 910 in TOEIC.
Then took a 4 more years to pass Eiken Grade 1.

If you want to sound serious, you may want to stop writing in upper cases.
665片岡数吉:2008/03/02(日) 00:25:21
living as a gay is good becuse you can share bodies with anyone
cus you just share bodies for sharing's sake

anywhere you go all over the earth, you have family, in russia you've got shiveringly gorgeous males who are most hansome,
and they will say, come on ,i will warm you in my bed naked

oh, come on ,i'll be cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuming soooooo soooooooon
cus just seeing the russian good looking guy, i'll cuuuuuum instantly
ohhhh, yeeeeeeeeeeeeeah
666名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 01:04:56
I have a big news.
Just a week ago or so 清水翔太 (shimizu, famly name, shouta, given name)
made a major debut (Sony music)and ranked no.5 on a weekly hit chart.
He even made appearance in Music Station, Japanese famous music show,
on February 22th.

He is 18 years old and said to become a next Japanese R&B icon. The impact
was like that of Utada Hikaru's dubute in my opinion.

His first single, "HOME"
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=jNzRKEyK5BU

He even performed at Appolo Theater in NY, the mecca of Black Music
before his offocial solo dubut and got standing ovation from audience.
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=aJLJUUlI3r8&feature=related

After he graduated from junior high, he didn't advance to high school
and he led a life of kind of hikikomori, Neet. Actually he went to
vocal school or something and tried to improve his singing skills.
At the same time he honed his composing and writing skills.
667名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 01:06:36
What is exciting about his debut was he was a hard core 2channeler and
he often appeared in 2ch and did live streaming radio broadcast in 2ch.
Even at that time, he was really good and got lots of applause from
us, like, "You can be a pro" or "Make your dream come true!" But
here is 2ch. I often see him being vervally abused or ridiculed in 2ch.

He accepted request and sang his original songs or famouse artist songs
even anime songs in his internet radio. He had an account in Yahoo Briefcase
and store his audio files. I think he was lonely, living a life of kind of like
a neet. Almost every boys in his age go to high school but he didn't.

To make up for his loneliness, I think he inerected with people in 2ch. He
even had Skype account and chatted with strangers met in 2ch.
He even had mix account, the most famous Japanese SNS. His 2ch name
was あめじ(ameji) If I'm not wrong, that comes from Americajin, meaning American.
668名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 01:08:14
I heard his singing a lot back in those days ranging from his originals
to Ne-yo's song. Now that he made a major debut, he seems to have deleted all audio files
stored in Yahoo Briefcase and he quit mixi. It was against mixi's rule
to join it under 18 in the first place. He was 16 or something when he
joined it.

If you have your niconico video account, you can still have a chance to
listen to his some of his songs uploaded to or broadcasted in 2ch before
his debut. If he become more famous, those audios become very valuable and you
can boast about listening to them.

ttp://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm468320
ttp://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm468902
ttp://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm2410367
http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm468493

He can even rap. He is rapping about 2channelers.
http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm2361072

How do you native English speakers feel about his songs? You feel
African American's soul in his vocal?
669名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 01:15:47
>>646
It's me. LOL I introduced okada nana too. hahaha.
670名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 01:26:12
>>667
I didn't know he was a good guy. I didn't know his existence in
2ch first of all.
I have prejudice against black oriented culture. But I have to
change my mind.
Hmm But his style is a typical black culture not gangsta rap I hate most.
671名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 01:26:54
hikikomori life style and 2channeler is the best part I liked.
672名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 01:30:23
日本で初めての冬を過ごしチート暖かくなり春だ春だと騒ぐヨソ國から来たヤシラが
いんやまんだと窘(たしな)められても俄に信じない。シカーシ数日して寒くなるや
青くなり雪迄降るにガクブルし、股数日して再び暖かくなりやつと春だと主張汁も
相手にされず再び寒さに凍へて前言撤回し、三度の強い日差しに今度こそ春だがや
と叫ぶもいんや今一度雪が降るがねと云はれて本当に降つてスカーリ日本人に降参汁
所謂三寒四温の季節だなや。此「三寒四温」は英辞郎タソは扱はず研究社の和英
大辞典第五版(2003)では苦しくa pattern of three cold days and four warm days
(marking the end of winter and beginning of spring)等とあるが当ビ的には
"It's typical weather for this season: cold days, say three, followed by warm
days, say four, followed by three cold days again, and so on. Thus we are
getting closer to Spring step by step."等と云ふてをるがおまいら諸君タソラは
マーチト上手な表現はないかや? よつて修業汁。
673名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 01:35:09
>>668
He may have been hikikomori, but he is gifted with good voice,
which separates him from miscellenious hikikomoris.
And he tried to keep contact with real world through the internet.
He is basically positice. Most of hikikomori is not positive and
see only the downside of the world.
674名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 01:42:38
>>669
Oh, you did? Thanks. I like him and watched his video again and again
on Youtube.

>>670
I sometimes saw him 2ch's VIP board or Karaoke Board where he uploaded
his audio files and asked for feedback. He is not typical gangsta type
at all. He just like R&B music. R&B is not violent at all. He can rap
but I don't think his rap has nothing to do with violence and gangsta
culture. He is a good 18 year old. His songs lyrics is very emotional
and touching. You can tell if you listen to his debut single.

His debut single is what appeals to general music fans and may sound
pop music. But he can sing a song which has more atmosphere of R&B
and that can please hard core R&B fans. Anyway, onece you have a deal with
a major record company, I think you have to follow its instructions
about what kind of music you make to a certain extent.

I want him to sing songs with more R&B taste in them rather than pop
music.
675名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 01:42:52
http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm2082996
This not my taste. familiar and mundane music.
Do you hear this kind of music frequently from ketsumeishi and
stuff like that. positive lyrics and rap.
Is he special. He is young. it's special. But his music is as
attracting as utada's?
676名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 01:53:19
>>673
You are right in a way. Now he has made a debut but when he was interacting with people
in 2ch, his future was not promised. He was just one of those a boy
whose dream is becoming a professionaol singer. When I first listened
to his song, I was really impressed but never expected he would be top 5
with his first single. Some 2chanellers were amazed but some never expected
him to be a pro and they were saying he was good at an amateur level.

I don't think Shimizu Shouta was 100% confident of his success.
I know he was 100 confident that he likes music, though.
677イギリス人:2008/03/02(日) 01:54:15
>>668
Though his background seems pretty different from most vocalists',
I don't really find his songs that special. He's got a pretty
decent voice, but I find the songs quite soulless...
Then again, I'm not a big fan of R&B, and especially not rap. Ironically,
most R&B these days seems to lack any power and soul, and just sounds
the same as a lot of other songs. It sounds like he's trying too hard
to afflict an accent or specific tone.

I did sort of enjoy 'ハッピーマテリアル' though...
678名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 01:57:16
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=08ShMfjqRqU
I think 中川晃教 is more talented and pro.
I wonder why he is so underrated.
His voice is comparable to michael jackson.
679名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 02:01:47
>>675
Mmm, I have to admit I went too extremes, compared him with Utada Hikaru.

But He is a great musician. I think his voice quality is very soothing.
And his lyrics! I have heard his other original songs back then,
and they are so emotional and great. I don't know if they are potential
his second and third single or not though.

And he sings a lot better than Ketsumeishi, I think.
680名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 02:07:46
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=8mjySWM14wM
I kind of like this kind of cheap rap music.
very cheap and the same old thing. laughable.
But it kind make me feel at ease.
681名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 02:12:35
>>677
Maybe I have to admit I am so excited that I can't judge his talent
as a singer. Imagine you know of him before he was less than nothing when
he was interacted with people as 2channellers.

As a newcomer ranking 5th place in a chart is amazing, though.
Something in his song appeal to music fans. That's for sure.
By the way he never taken advantage of 2channelers to sell his
records. Rather, the fact that he was a hard core 2channelers don't
work in his favor.

If you understand his lyrics completely maybe your take on his songs
might change a little.
682名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 02:12:41
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:DJ_Bobo_Koln_2005.jpg
What a cheesy clothes he wears!
I once thought he was gay and made fun of him. the fact he was married
discouraged me.
683名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 02:30:27
684名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 02:40:25
>>666-668
Nothing good. And almost nothing new except he used to be in 2ch.
In these days, even some famous politicains are around here & there.

He said in his song "I don't waana be sore". "痛くなりたくない"。
Actually he isn't hard, has no character, no handhold at all.
He is just singing an easy song.

How long was he hikikomori and hardcore 2channeler in his 18years' life ?
Sooner he will know the public is not so easy as much as his songs.

>>678
He is much better singer but his style is too old.
Souunds like Disney's songs.
685名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 02:42:27
>>677
I'm not イギリス人. but I think phenomena like ne-yo are kind of
throwback to good old soul music like early michael jackson and
antithesis to gangstarap.
I prefer him to gangsta rap.
686名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 02:50:38
Neyo and Utada Hikaru.
687名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 02:53:34
>>684
Hmmm. I think you are underestimating too much, but everybody has
their opinion so I take that as you opinion about him.
Basically, after he graduated from junior high, his life was like
neet and hikikomori. as for 2ch, I don't know how many years he appeared
in 2ch. Before his debut as a solo, he was featured by a rapper,
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=EMrNFlH1C8c&NR=1, and worked for other
collaboration project.

I myself like his voice, lyrics and tone of voice, everything.
Nothing to complain about him.
688名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 02:56:58
>>685
Thanks for sharing your opinoion.

I don't know how much soulful he is to people overseas' ears, especially to American's
but I think his music will be/is accepted as R&B music among Japanese music fans.
689名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 02:59:57
Maybe again, suchlike Sokagakkai believers are buying up his records.

Now music ranking is prepared by TV broadcasters only for serving them.
690名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:01:52
American girls are SOOOO CUUUUTEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!
They rule!!
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=SBs1CshyCJQ&feature=related
691名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:04:32
Utada Hilaru? Shimizu Shouta? Forget them. They are all fake.

He is real. He changes the notion of music.

http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=-8XSGqO7vwk&feature=related
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=6EDJ3Ns-4_A&feature=related
692スコットランド人:2008/03/02(日) 03:08:22
Scottish rap is superior.

http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=scNLfr1EP08
693名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:11:36
Scottish in Australia?

Isn't that Opera House in the background?
694名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:13:56
Tell me why American girls are that nice?
Tell me why they are that attractive?
The way they take air in, it's really stunning.

They are sometimes wild like horses.
They are sometimes cute as kittens.
Wild and cute, that's hard to have at the same time.
But they do! American girls... SO NICE!!
695スコットランド人:2008/03/02(日) 03:15:06
>>693
Nah, that's the Clyde Auditorium.

They do look kind of similar though.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clyde_Auditorium
696名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:17:06
>>690
They are not everywhere.
They are confined in a country named America.
697名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:18:13
>>695
Oh, thanks. It sure looks like an armadilo.
698名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:20:09
>>694
American girls are exclusively meant for American boys.
Never ever try to hit on any. They are all ours.
699名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:20:20
>>694
Are you a member of an organization to publicize the beauty of
American girls? Is it an NPO?
700スコットランド人:2008/03/02(日) 03:23:39
>>699
Yeah, it's called the National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance.
701名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:24:24
>>698
All your base are belong to us.
702名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:25:59
>>696
Are you kidding? Some of them are here in Japan teaching English,
studying in Japan, and yada yada yada.

>>698
That's not true. I don't want to believe that. :(

>>699
Of course not. I like American girls. That's it.
BUT unfortunately, there's no chance I can be in a relationship. Just sad.
They are too attractive even to get near.
703スコットランド人:2008/03/02(日) 03:28:07
>>702
Well, assuming you're Japanese, you could
quite easily score a weeaboo chick.
704名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:33:48
>>703
I hope so, but no, it's not that easy!
I think if they looked me in the eye, I'd die.. It's SO embarrasing
to talk to American girls for some obvious reasons..
They are too perfect for me to even take a glimpse at.
705名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:37:00
>>702
So you're Japanese, right?
You are mesmerised with American girls. lololol
Sad news, but keep in mind that American girls are not interested in
Japanese guys. Just leave it.
706名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:41:10
I can tell no girls have been interested in you. That's sad. :(
But no worries, you can buy a hooker after you get a job. :)
707名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:41:27
>>704
Just learn their ROE and play their game.
708スコットランド人:2008/03/02(日) 03:42:21
>>705
There are plenty of American girls who are really into
dating Japanese guys.

Maybe they're the average-looking ones or something, I don't
know, but they exist.
709名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:44:16
>>705
Ahhhh, don't say that.
It's too harsh a reality.. No chance given...
710名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:44:16
>>708
And some disappear without a trace.
711名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:54:18
>>707
ROE? What does it short for?

>>708
Really? I've never heard about American girls who are interested in
Japanese guys. Average-looking American girls? You are SO used to
American girls that you take them for granted. They are hard to be
friends with, coz they are too beautiful. I'd feel too nervous
in front of them to form a sentence. All I could do is just make
vowel sounds..

>>710
What do you mean?
712名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:57:47
>>708
they are all fugly
713名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 03:58:50
>>694
Are you crazy? Not all American girls are nice.
Some are, though.
714スコットランド人:2008/03/02(日) 03:59:31
>>711
I suggest you seek out Emiry.
715名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:02:49
>>714
Emiry? You mean Nakayama Emiry? I tell you she's a Japanese celeb, in case you don't know.
716名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:03:22
So all of you mean you're sticking around English board
and even try studing hard, getting high marks on your exams,
just for scoring chick or sucking cock ?

Disgusting.
717スコットランド人:2008/03/02(日) 04:03:53
718名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:06:24
>>716
Yes, we all are. You know that.
719名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:10:37
>>716
You're being mean. It's really disgusting of YOU to say such a thing,
scouring a chick? Cut it out!! You lack respect for girls.

Of course, I like American girls since they are so adorable.
But I want to know an American girl, and talk about lots of things,
and hopefully be in a relationship not for her race, but for her.
The problem is, I can't get one because American girls are so special
to me.
720名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:12:01
>>711
ROE: Rules of Engagement
Notice that "engagement" is nothing to do with a wedding here.
721名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:15:44
some suicidal dude last night, some american girl freak tonight.
what a mess this thread is.
722名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:17:16
>>717
Ah, thank you. But look how many people are interested in her?
Nearly 900 guys left a comment, and tried to draw her attention
to themselves. I think she is much more special to many guys.
The fact that she's known to many guys narrows my chance to zero.
And for your information, her profile says she's Emily, not Emiry. :)

Thanks anyway.
723名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:18:21
>>719
You will experience Hell on the earth
If you seek love among American chicks.

Just wanna hook up with them?
You can do that today.
They will hook up with you out of curiosity.
724名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:21:49
I can understand that Japanese boys are under the poor circumstances
so long, which is similar to American girls. American boys or other
foreigners takes all and Japanese girls are rather cruel to them.

That is the age of achievement that American girls and Japanese boys
can get contact with each other through the net.

But your short-circuits must eat yourself in the future.
You will be loser after all, I'm so sad to say though.
725名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:22:54
>>720
Thank you. I'll look it up on an online dictionary. ^____^

>>721
Suicial dude? I don't know what happened here because I slept
early yesterday (and got up early today).

I admit that I'm crazy for American girls, but that's not only
my problem, but also theirs. They have the power to make me SOOOO
weak.. Haaa, it can't be helped... They are so attractive.
726名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:26:52
X so long
O for long
727名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:30:37
>>723
Did you date an American girl? I really envy you. XXXDDD
Or are you the guy who said all american girls are yours?

What do you mean, HELL?
I'd prefer a long-term relationship, and hopefully live together until
I die. But I guess my wish won't come true as I said above.
It tortures me..
728名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:33:48
>>727
Date them, and you will see what I mean.
729名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:35:27
>>727
Excuse me but are you talking with me ?
I'm not.

I posted to say something to >>718.
730名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:38:49
>>727
How lucky you are.. You had a date with American girls..
You probably are appealing to them. If I were like you, I'd be
happier. "Enviousness" becomes "jealoucy" here. haha
731名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:39:31
i sort of liked the way the suicidal dude stormed in here though. that was intense.
732名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:39:57
>>727
If you are seeking love, do so in the States.
Not in four dinky islands in far east.
733名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:42:08
>>729
Um, I thought you were talking to me, because this >> thing indicated
that you said it to >>719 (and it's me).
734名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:43:55
>>727
When you date an American girl,
that's the first day of your sad miserable life.
735名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:48:41
>>732
That might be an idea. Um, I don't want to, but I know quite well that
American girls love Macho and manly American guys. It's their culture.
I'm far from attractive unlike you.

I'd die sooner if I should be with an American girl. I hear that
over nervousness shortens your life span. haha. They'd be killing me!
(half kidding)
736名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:50:09
>>733
I never made a anchor to you >>719.
Some other person did it.

Anyway, you shouldn't seek girls too far.
Girls are just girls.
737名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:53:26
>>735
Spend 6 months in the States,
and you will learn American girls in Japan are not that beautiful.
738名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:54:36
>>734
DEFFINITELY NO!!!
If I had a chance to date an American girl, she would put me at the top of the world.
We'd look down on creation. No explanation makes sense...

You are just too used to American girls to rate them properly.
They are the best.
739名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:58:52
Or let's make friend with a certain girl in Japan first.
(I mean, a steady.)
And get contact with girls in other countries after that girl friend.
740名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 04:59:06
>>736
Ooops, ok. My mistake.
Girls are just girls... very thoughtful. But American girls are different,
aren't they?

>>737
I can't believe that! Are you sure?
American girls in America must be SOOO NICEEEY. "die"
741名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 05:01:11
>>738
Oh, yeah? Dream on, dude.
Things never are as bad as they seem, huh?
742名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 05:05:14
>>740
You've got me wrong.
In 6 months, you will learn American girls are not that beautiful.
743名無しさん@英語勉強中:2008/03/02(日) 05:07:52
>>739
That's not so simple.
As I said, American girls you think are average-looking
are trully cute and stunning to me.
Yeah, when I walk on the street, I sometimes see a group of English-
speaking girls (not sure if they are from America only seen from a distance
away), but it's rude to them a japanese boy like me suddenly talk to them.
And you know what? I'm shy. I can't do that. :(
And I don't have a chance to know american girls in more natural a situation
like living next to them. lol

American girls..... They are my fantasy..
744スウェーデン人:2008/03/02(日) 05:12:17
Wow, now this thread looks a lot like conversations I have had when I
mention I'm Swedish. For some reason people have all sorts of unrealistic
expectations when tempted with the lure of a foreign partner...

(Of course, Swedish *guys* are awesome. I should know, I am one!)

See you all later, now I'm off to a party. Expect drunken posts in a few
hours...
745名無しさん@英語勉強中
I understand now you're going mud and can't see what others exactly said.

One more thing, most of English speaking girls must be Aussies.
If they are neither in students' age nor sightseers.
Study about Visa.