英語だけで鉄道を語るスレ

Hankyu Five!

>>6　orz　（difference of under one second）

>>6
pgr

www
Go to bed zzz

Hell!!
What're you doin' here!?

Bull shit!!!!

WAWAWA Wasuremono〜♪

>>1,Never mind♪ most important thing is “make the practice, make the perfect!”.
Usually cases,If you speaking english with words ＆ idioms,almost person able to understand,except case of business ＆ an interpreter♪
By the way, heavy mania says “E231〜E233（call means『prefabrication-TRAIN』）is ass-hole-train!!!”，I wonder this things & understand. even,light-weight and half-sized price/life, at least low-cost and profit are company's essence.
I feel silence sound train. that's why,E-series trains are excelent train （・∀・）HA HA HA!

心配すんな♪　重要なことは『習うより慣れよ』だから。　仕事や通訳として話す状況でも無ければ、単語と熟語を並べて話すだけでも大抵は通じるよ♪
　ところで、鉄ヲタは“E231〜E233（通称：プレハブ電車）は、クソ電車!!!”とでも罵っているみたいだが、私には不思議に思うし普通に理解できん。
たとえ軽量化、寿命半分コスト半分と言われても、少なくとも、コストを抑え、利益確保もするのは会社としての本質でもあるには違いない
今までと比べて静かなE231〜233あたりは俺には（・∀・）HA HA HA な電車です♪

>>1->>1000

Move to Haneda-Airport by ＫＥＩＫＹＵ！

羽田空港へは京急で！（・∀・）

Do you know？
How do you like Wednesday？

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>>13
You made some mistakes of English,didn't ya?

This is a Shonan-Shinjuku Line train special rapid service bound for Odawara via the Tokaidoh Line.
The next station is ･･･.

To tell the trueth ,I know that many mistakes ,in addition to ignore the grammer. I'm not learn about grammer but I like English.
About 6hrs ago, other country persons ask“could you tell me way to the Aoyama-gakuin-UNiV.”at Omote-Sando-station（near fear adjust machine.） .
I said 『get out ticket-machine and take the right turn.』→『move about1000ft Shibuya direction.Go to the EXIT-B1』→ 『If you go up stair and move straightly, AOYAMA-UNIV is just over the head（･∀･）』
Persons say 『THANKYOU　（T∀T）♪』, I confirmed them greetings and “Make the practice,make the perfect♪”

　実をいうと、私の英語がそんなに正しくないだろうし、それに加えて文法なんか無視して話てるのは存じておりやす。英語が好きだからどうにかこうにか話そうとしてるのはありますね
　そいえば、６時間ほど前に表参道駅の精算機のとこで外国人の方から『青山学院大学の行き方教えてくれや（ﾟ∀ﾟ）』と聞かれたから
『改札機を出て右に曲がります』→『渋谷向けのＢ１出口にむかって1000ﾌｨｰﾄ（約300ｍ）行きます』→『階段を上ってそのまま直進すれば、青山学院大学は目の前です』
『ありがとう、青年（T∀T）♪』 と感謝の言葉をいただきましたし、　やはり　“習うより慣れよ”でも通じると実感した今日この頃
※、現実に、文法なんざクソくらえで単語と熟語を並べて話してるが、大抵は通じるものです。（さすがにビジネスや通訳とかでは無理があるだろうが）　要は相手に通じればいいし（･∀･）

English!!!

>>15
Wednesday → wed ＋ nes ＋ day

wed ＝ 結婚する
nes ＝ 無ぇーっす
day ＝ 日

Railway fans live under Wednesday every day.

When will new trains be given to Hiroshima?

広島にはいつ、新車が入るのですか。

Hello, everyone.
I'm just going to Mito by the Joban Line. On the way, I'll stop off at Abiko and I expect of delicious Karaage-Soba.
Oops, my mouth has been watered :-)

Hi, I'm >>24.
I've just finished to eat Karaage-Soba.
I was very surprised at such a big piece of Karaage. I've heard about big piece of it, but I can't imagine such a enormous piece of chicken. I've requested for soba with 2 pieces of Karaage, so that I'm full.

Now, I'm just going to Mito. I feel that E531 series run lightly.

The thread title is "The thread for discussing railways only in English."

ENGLISH ONLY PLEASE!!
No translation!

Sorry. Sorry. Koizumi Sorry.



Sorry.

Ｗｅ　ｗｉｌｌ　ｓｏｏｎ　ｂｅ　ａｔ　Ｎａｇａｏｋａ　ｓｔａｔｉｏｎ．

I can't speak English.

me too.

age

>>23
TSU [N500series]

Who am I?

Depopulation thread

Hankyu very much for taking Hankyu Railway.

When it translates "West Japan Railway Company"
literally is result of "Nishi-Nippon Railroad"

that is confusing Nishitetsu(of a major private railroad).

"West Japan Traveler's Railway Company" is the best
for an English company name of "JR-WEST".

I'd like to know some technical terms concerning what we call
"poin'to" in Japanese. (Poin'to is a system of rails which is
used to switch the running direction of a train alternatively,
usually seen in and around railway stations.) What is "poin'to"
called in English? There seems to be a difference between British
English and American English. How about the names of the parts
which make up a "poin'to"? For example, the movable part of a
"poin'to" is called "ton'gu re'ru" in Japanese. Which is the
correct translation of it, a tong rail, a tongs rail, tongs rails,
or tong rails? Or something else?

Any information would be appreciated.

oｋ

>>20
In fact, I've been asked by foreign people once.
They asked me how to get to Aomori Station. I told it, but I don't think I spoke right English then.
However, they understood.
As you say,I think the grammar is not important to tell,too.

nurupo

姉妹スレ＠鉄道海外板
http://hobby9.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/ice/1179400170/l50

>>38
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railroad_switch

>>43
The good news came just as I had given up all hope! Thanks!!

As you know, you are taught at Japanese schools a type of English,
which is usually spoken by the middle class people living in the
East Coast of the USA. If you adopt this policy rigorously, you have
to call "tetsudo" railroad. Contrary to this, almost all railroad
companies in Japan call themselves railways.

To join this thread, therefore, you have to decide which word you
are going to use, railway or railroad. Which do you like better?
I'd like to hear your thoughts.

Thanks.

sage

pocket monstar

Train

キモッ

조선민주주의인민공화국만세！

We well next stop station is Jingumae
This train bount from Central Japan International Airport

Why YUI-RAIL CORP not mentioned “Naha-Airport” but “For Naha-Kuko”?
Other country person must be “Where is the Naha-Kuko（｡Α｡）?”,even Japanese & Okinawan “Ah.Naha-Kuko（･∀･）Huh♪”
I wonder this matter（;･∀･）Ha Ha Ha!!

NULLPO

>>53
GA!

we will soon make a brief stop at Takasaki.

stop after Takasaki , we'll be Higashi Jujo. Thank you.