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0001名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイWW 1a1d-IQEG)
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Chat in English (英語で雑談) part 201
http://lavender.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/english/1495341862/

Hey!!! All you NEETs, nerds, YouTube link spammers, pedophiles, neo-Nazis,
Yukorin enthusiasts, Nanako SOS admirers, Part-Time-Preachers,
Diplomats' spoiled sons, losers who can't remember Kanji characters,
Big-boobs fans, Weeaboo from around the world, learners of Japanese
who are too lazy to update their Japanese blogs very often, cunning
linguists, stupid fan girls of Johnny's Boys, Touhou pirates, and
that electrical super-gay who suffers from mental disease - This is your thread!
Let's hope the Internet-addicted housewife will come back soon!

We all wish for permanent world peace!
0014名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 1abe-VUf/)
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2017/08/16(水) 22:30:39.68ID:K0FzBcwF0
i eat fami-chiki and cola for dinner!
feel like american hehehe!
0015FFfreak ◆a68nt//5xTKb (ワッチョイW 7fa8-sbVB)
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2017/08/16(水) 22:55:17.11ID:PDJ1dPF00
I much prefer Kara-age-bo in 7/11 to fami-chiki.
0016名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 1abe-VUf/)
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2017/08/16(水) 22:57:21.60ID:K0FzBcwF0
that is my favorite as well.
0017名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ラクッペ MM4b-V3px)
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2017/08/16(水) 23:01:59.34ID:SB8YuWt0M
Just nightsnacked pack of karage-kun from Lawson. Im not so good with greasy fried chicken so that's my fav.
0019名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 4ecf-W16a)
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2017/08/16(水) 23:11:56.94ID:d/g5mOxF0
I began to be drawn to black people
may be because I watched the World Championships in London
I like Usain Bolt the best, the second is Asuka. Cambridge.
They are so beautiful, one of the perfect shape as a human being
0021名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 19d7-5S/r)
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2017/08/17(木) 01:01:42.01ID:Y8Vbqeaz0
>>18
I thought Japanese fast food chains were way more reasonable. Not just kfc but most burger chains in Europe charge around 10 euro(1300 yen ) for a classic combo meal. And euros are WEAK atm.
0025名無しさん@英語勉強中 (RU 0Hd3-4mbe)
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2017/08/17(木) 04:18:48.86ID:xk7HCuwWH
bless the part 202.
0028名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 01bd-xnG3)
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2017/08/17(木) 11:25:55.32ID:wmw77wMW0
I know this is a stupid question but I need your opinions.
'Can you marry a woman who is not virgin. Why? Or why not?'
0030名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 01bd-Tu1b)
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2017/08/17(木) 12:07:39.71ID:wmw77wMW0
>>29
Nope. I just would say that you shouldn't marry such girl who had slept with her boyfriend,
because how hard these feminist will try to convince you to not judge girl by virginity
but it is also true that girl who had sex many times will have extramarital affairs if you can't satisfy her plus she will not love you more than her ex boyfriend.
This is my opinion. What is yours? I'm just asking.
0032名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 01bd-Tu1b)
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2017/08/17(木) 12:35:13.68ID:wmw77wMW0
>>31
Men's verginity has no value
0035名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 01bd-Tu1b)
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2017/08/17(木) 13:41:41.86ID:wmw77wMW0
>>33
My point was already clearly written on >>30.
Just read them and answer my question, jerk.
0036名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 01bd-Tu1b)
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2017/08/17(木) 13:43:23.32ID:wmw77wMW0
One more thing, If her boyfriend had came inside her in the past then there is a chance that your kid will bear some DNA of your wife's ex boyfriend.
It is the truth
0039名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 19d7-5S/r)
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2017/08/17(木) 15:00:26.73ID:Y8Vbqeaz0
That negative mindset might actually disappoint a woman speaking from a female perspective. From what I have seen, girls tend to sway away when they are emotionally very unsatisfied. It's not physical. Nothing to do with their virginity.
0040名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 01bd-Tu1b)
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2017/08/17(木) 15:08:27.41ID:wmw77wMW0
If you haven't had any relationship before marriage then your chance of getting pure love will be lost because girl can't love anybody more than she loved her first boyfriend. She can't forget her first love till her death. It is the truth.
0043名無しさん@英語勉強中 (RU 0Hd3-4mbe)
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2017/08/17(木) 16:17:04.58ID:xk7HCuwWH
>>27
>barbar?
What is this?) If you want to know how we call grandma in russian - babyshka.
0044名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 19d7-5S/r)
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2017/08/17(木) 16:37:48.87ID:Y8Vbqeaz0
I don't even remember my first love so that thinking is not even logical lol
0045名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 01bd-Tu1b)
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2017/08/17(木) 16:47:25.50ID:wmw77wMW0
We are humans, we are not dogs, dogs change their sex partner every season.
We won't care if girl is not virgin but then give us freedom to change our partners every season. Don't listen to those feminists who are inspired by European and American thinking, there is no comparison between Western culture and japanese culture.
0052名無しさん@英語勉強中 (アウアウウーT Sa85-Tu1b)
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2017/08/18(金) 00:08:34.36ID:gALCGhN1a
the nail of the thumb of my right foot has split in half.
how should i treat it...i don't think just waiting will work.
0053名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 93be-1VKV)
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2017/08/18(金) 00:14:54.57ID:OhPTXyX20
apply Aron Alpha
0056名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 99cf-1VeB)
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2017/08/18(金) 01:58:20.26ID:+9tDDpM90
>>45
I sometimes wonder wheter cats do incest.

It seems that incest can happen, but it's not like between parents and children,
They seem to become strangers each other once children departs from their family.
So, what I imagined is not likely to happen ; incest in a family.
0059名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW c9a8-xnG3)
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2017/08/18(金) 09:45:32.19ID:eerVZCnG0
>>58
It is obsolete concept. Science advances day by day.
0070名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 99cf-1VeB)
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2017/08/19(土) 04:46:53.20ID:CgHekXl10
I'm surprised that nearly half of the "whites" in L.A are of hispanic descent.
They are not white enough, not authentic white.
They cann't trace their ancestry before entering the U.S. They just say whites
just because they look like whites or want to be whites.
If things are going the way they are, America will be like Brazil.
Who would think Ronaldo and Roberto Carlos are white?
They are classified as whites because they think they are.
The U.S has to have more strict law to administer race.
0071jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 5bd1-1HZl)
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2017/08/19(土) 05:04:03.83ID:OGV4JTBu0
>>70
> The U.S has to have more strict law to administer race.

Why? Who cares? It's a common phrase that America is like a melting pot, with all different cultures blending together.
What difference does it make if people mix?
0079FFfreak ◆a68nt//5xTKb (ワッチョイW c9a8-VgpY)
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2017/08/20(日) 20:55:39.73ID:6zkrCVbT0
>>78
asunder: into parts or pieces. (Closest meaning would be 'separate')

nemesis: something causing misery or death.(Closest meaning would be 'curse')

sappy: adjective of 'sap'. a watery solution of sugars, salts, and minerals that circulates through the vascular system of a plant. (Closest meaning would be 'juicy')
0082名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW c9a8-VgpY)
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2017/08/21(月) 07:26:09.57ID:k0FOqNkR0
Why is this thread so deserted recently?
0084名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 09be-pQKf)
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2017/08/21(月) 22:59:54.59ID:36UVfeZ40
Loniness suffocates me😭
How can I make friends when I'm a grown-up??
0087名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 09be-pQKf)
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2017/08/21(月) 23:53:50.80ID:36UVfeZ40
>>86
Reading books, 2ch, lisenting to music…they make me stay home🙄
0088名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 61cf-jLVh)
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2017/08/22(火) 00:33:54.85ID:t0CEt1+c0
By the way,
at about noon, on August 21 (which is August 22, at about 3:00 am in Japan),
solar eclipse will be visible in North American continent.
According to the Western astrology, eclipse have most effect in those countries
where they are visible.
Japanese astrology lovers have forecast that something happens in the US.
0090jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 5bd1-1HZl)
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2017/08/22(火) 01:26:33.99ID:61whwnCJ0
>>77 >>78 >>79
Asunder has a feeling of something that has been totally destroyed, so "separate" isn't quite right.

Nemesis is your mortal enemy, so >>78 isn't right for that either.

Sappy can also be used to mean overly emotional and sweet, like a love poem or something.
0100名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW abbe-1VKV)
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2017/08/22(火) 20:05:42.78ID:5DS4kTk20
nom-rish FF is not welcome.
0101名無しさん@英語勉強中 (アウアウウーT Sa85-Tu1b)
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2017/08/22(火) 20:26:37.78ID:BuVrBjgfa
fujitsu decided to retreat from the mobile phone market.
the only japanese manufacturers in this industry are sony, kyocera and sharp.
i like diversity so i hope that apple's iphones and samsung's galaxies will not dominate the whole market.
0102名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 19d7-OrOS)
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2017/08/22(火) 22:06:04.65ID:/C3lJCaa0
>>101
Sadly enough, they already do. Samsun is even toppling apple. saddest part is when you're in an electronic store looking for a home appliance outside Japan, all you see is Samsung.
Sony and other Japanese products are pushed away to the coners and don't even catch customers attention.
0104名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW abbe-1VKV)
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2017/08/22(火) 22:52:57.80ID:5DS4kTk20
uniqlo jet plane?
0106jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 5bd1-1HZl)
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2017/08/23(水) 01:41:01.56ID:3bQcNhXX0
I've heard lots of good reviews of Sony's phones, but I'm really picky about features, and Samsung is
the only one who made a phone with everything on my list, when I was ready to buy the last couple times.
LG was in second place, but they don't have AMOLED screens, and now that I'm used to this kind of screen
I won't go back to IPS.
0107名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 93be-1VKV)
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2017/08/23(水) 01:47:41.65ID:I372YZHN0
i heard Xperia lost shares to 1/10 since 2012.
Galaxy is best choise i think. next is Huawei.
0110名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 93be-1VKV)
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2017/08/23(水) 02:38:43.20ID:I372YZHN0
so you cant use iphone...
0112名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 93be-1VKV)
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2017/08/23(水) 02:52:08.90ID:I372YZHN0
iphone parts are filled with samsung, you know..
0117名無しさん@英語勉強中 (アウアウウーT Sa91-YqqK)
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2017/08/24(木) 22:28:27.18ID:lG0/0771a
i was stunned when i found out some people's selfies "at funerals".
they took pictures of themselves with the person who had passed away.
can you believe it?
this seems to be a recent trend but i feel that they just don't respect the dead people.
0118名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 21a8-QgZg)
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2017/08/24(木) 23:24:40.90ID:fQ6dnKFh0
I saw the news that a robot called 'Pepper' will play a roll of a priest at funerals in Japan near the future. This is totally crazy.
0125名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ ddbe-M74o)
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2017/08/25(金) 19:01:05.02ID:+RTva8QK0
It's splendider still to have such a lovely way to go to school by, isn't it?

what does this "by" mean?
0130jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 7ed1-EUPY)
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2017/08/26(土) 02:36:12.98ID:rRIclCcy0
>>124
I bought the new kindle fire hd 8. It's not super powerful, but it is super cheap, and I like it There aren't
a lot of good tablets to choose from right now.

>>125
I don't know enough Japanese to try and translate the poetry of the English sentence, but it's kind of like
the に in 学校へ綺麗な道に行く
That type of word is a 'preposition,' they're usually used to tell about where things are in relation to each
other. For example, words like "on, under, near," etc.
0131名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 4abe-c5QN)
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2017/08/26(土) 02:43:32.79ID:9XbFsTiT0
> I bought the new kindle fire hd 8.
that is what i heard before...
0134名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW e9d7-Hl6Y)
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2017/08/26(土) 04:34:13.11ID:uo78SNBI0
Here's what's bothering me.

I join a coc clan. most members are kids from uk. I'm in my twenties. Not sure if it's the age. but I feel like I'm left out. One kid is nice tho.

I wonder if it's my English being a bit foreign.
Anyone ever got this feeling? Or am I just a bit too sensitive?
0138名無しさん@英語勉強中 (RU 0Hda-M74o)
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2017/08/26(土) 16:01:12.03ID:6V3BbUmPH
When I was in the gym, I'm had thought about "do the Japanese go to the gym?" What do you thinking about it?
0141名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイWW 9514-yTeI)
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2017/08/26(土) 18:12:59.69ID:Ka+hmWKy0
How do you think the meaning that people who're native english speaker say ”Your english is good” or ”You're good at english speaker” ?
If my or your english were exactly nice like native's one, I guess Nobody say like that.
0142名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW e9d7-Hl6Y)
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2017/08/26(土) 19:34:01.61ID:uo78SNBI0
>>135
Yup
0145名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイWW 9514-yTeI)
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2017/08/26(土) 23:41:27.81ID:Ka+hmWKy0
>>144
Hmm before several years I had some experiences that I told few student who're at the same college and from other country ”You're good Japanese speaker”.
Now looking back my ones, if they're exactly speaking well like native-JP, I think I wouldn't say like that. I might say ”where in Japan are you from?”

I really want to know what or how to be good eng speaker. That's why I can decide a binding target if I can know it.
0148harambe (ワッチョイ a5bd-t3kd)
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2017/08/27(日) 01:42:34.74ID:6s1NLKFK0
ok so i finally found an english thread in this place filled with japanese whats everyone up with
0149harambe (ワッチョイ a5bd-t3kd)
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2017/08/27(日) 01:43:56.84ID:6s1NLKFK0
anybody here rn
0150名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 4abe-c5QN)
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2017/08/27(日) 02:20:51.06ID:pWXKOgq/0
>>148
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0151名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイWW 9514-yTeI)
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2017/08/27(日) 03:27:44.51ID:hVgl+zu10
>>147
Uhh I also agree with you. but I'm willing to improve own English ability more and more.
Given to my first priority was that I could tell any foreiner what I thought, so I've not been valued anyting than that.

That I want to know is what to be final target if Japanese including you and I, if we won't be like native.
0152名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 4abe-c5QN)
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2017/08/27(日) 03:46:10.89ID:pWXKOgq/0
http://i.imgur.com/liai1jE.jpg
i got half-priced food now.
0154名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 4abe-c5QN)
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2017/08/27(日) 03:57:59.40ID:pWXKOgq/0
yes later day
0155名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ ddcf-vgeI)
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2017/08/27(日) 09:16:12.98ID:abCB+dQg0
>>151
what i wanted to say is that i thought it was impossible that most of the Japanese could be fluent in English as well as
nobody found they were non-native English speakers untill they saw them actually

do everyone here see what I mean?

please correct the mistakes if any.
0156155 (ワッチョイ ddcf-vgeI)
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2017/08/27(日) 10:06:09.00ID:abCB+dQg0
顔を見るまでネイティブじゃないってことがわからないほど、流暢に英語を話すのは無理

という意味っす

よろしく頼んます
0160名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイWW 4a1d-q3Q7)
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2017/08/27(日) 18:43:11.25ID:v6dhxKVY0
>>151
Why the heck did you want to generalize what Japanese people think about it? How can you believe that there is a proper answer supposed to be? You seem to have no confidence even which you can set your own goal by your self. Are you 8 years old?
0161155 (ワッチョイ ddcf-vgeI)
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2017/08/27(日) 21:11:46.70ID:abCB+dQg0
>>157
Sorry for misunderstanding you

>>159

Sorry, i was wrong.
People can not judge whether native speaker of english or not by his/her appearance


I rewrited the sentence again.

what I wanted to say was that i thought it was impossible that most of the Japanese could be fluent in English just as natives could be.

Once I read this somewhere.
0165名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW edbd-QgZg)
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2017/08/28(月) 17:54:05.54ID:6jr635BF0
Let's talk about another topic. I'm tired of this stupid dispute.
0166名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 4abe-c5QN)
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2017/08/28(月) 18:01:27.50ID:eiAli3zA0
today kimiko date announces 2nd time retire.
0169名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 4abe-c5QN)
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2017/08/28(月) 18:47:02.24ID:eiAli3zA0
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0171名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 4abe-c5QN)
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2017/08/28(月) 18:52:46.35ID:eiAli3zA0
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0174Anon California (ワッチョイ 2a25-5uMk)
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2017/08/28(月) 20:25:07.56ID:p276UOl60
I came here with the exact same idea. I'm glad I'm not the only American NEET weaboo who thought of this.
0181jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 7ed1-EUPY)
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2017/08/29(火) 04:56:36.03ID:ezqoT7nE0
>>141
You're probably right. If your English is good enough that nobody knows you aren't native,
then nobody would comment on how good it is unless you ask.

>>148 >>174
Hey guys, join the fun. Maybe now the thread will be a little more active. I'm also from California,
and I'm on 2ch at work so it's always the middle of the night for the Japanese folks.
I started coming here years ago, maybe 2008, but I was gone for a while because 2ch banned US IPs
at one point.
fwiw I also started coming because I was a weeaboo, but I like to think I've moved past that now.
Just a regular dude with an interest in Japan.
0182【スパーキー(C ^ヮ^)】 ◆FCr.DTJy2k (ワッチョイ bd4f-6x7q)
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2017/08/29(火) 07:24:07.72ID:u7IaDoGa0
gomen i been busy >,<
0184名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 4abe-c5QN)
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2017/08/29(火) 08:16:53.88ID:M+g8FNsc0
>>182
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0185名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ ddcf-vgeI)
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2017/08/29(火) 08:39:30.99ID:2RHU5U820
>>181
Oh, you are in Japan now
weeaboo is a funny word, like "bamboo" (^^

At anyrate, I have a question to ask you.
Westerners love to go to Thailand, don't they?
The man who was born in England and corrected my English sentences for some time also lived in Thiland.
Why? For prices are low?
0186jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 7ed1-EUPY)
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2017/08/29(火) 09:24:59.60ID:ezqoT7nE0
>>185
No, I still live in America. In English, if you say "I am from x" it doesn't imply whether you are still there.
or if you are just talking about your origin, even though you live somewhere else now.

I've been told that Thailand is very cheap, and there are lots of cool things to see and do. It seems like
a pretty popular vacation destination, if you don't mind being on a plane for 20 hours.
Actually, my wife and I want to try and plan a trip there too. I know several people who have travelled
to Thailand and they all said it was really great.
Plus I like Thai food.
0189名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ ddcf-vgeI)
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2017/08/29(火) 11:34:30.20ID:2RHU5U820
>>183
I think the US has a huge responsibility for Japan's national defense
because she bars Japan from having a nuke
In addition, Japan has provided much money to a lot of U.S. bases in Japan,
which are used for carying out U.S world strategy.
0191名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ニククエ e15e-kImn)
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2017/08/29(火) 21:40:43.83ID:FlFtUe550NIKU
Off I go to school. I don't like it where I am so much. I messed up my academic career and ended up in a bad place.
I'm struggling hard to get out and transfer to another college. I'm smart really, I promise.
But everyone in my college is a dumb redneck, "いも"
No cute girls either, pure suffering here.

Oh, I'm considering studying abroad for a semester.
What do you know about Nagoya, Kawagoe and Mishima?
I applied to Tokyo and Kyoto too, but I know all about them already.
0192名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ニククエ e15e-kImn)
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2017/08/29(火) 21:47:11.77ID:FlFtUe550NIKU
>>189
Yes you are right, we'll protect you guys.
The deal China has made with Trump is that if Trump attacks North Korea first, China will defend it.
If North Korea attacks first, China will attack North Korea with US.
This way, no conflict will ever occur, so China is pretty smart.
Of course that's presuming that China isn't lying, can you really trust Chinese?
I don't think anything will happen, but you never know.

Personally I feel Japan should have nukes, as I think mutually assured destruction is still a viable strategy.
I guess the whole Hiroshima and Nagasaki thing we did to you might have something to do with you not wanting any.
0193名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ニククエ edbd-w36E)
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2017/08/29(火) 21:55:52.93ID:Pdo3Y2570NIKU
That's too bad
0195名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ニククエ 86cf-vgeI)
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2017/08/29(火) 23:07:45.05ID:iAE8NHph0NIKU
>>192
I think China is basically so careful and chicken-hearted.
 
She looks a reckless desperado at first glance, but actually she didn't have much experiences
of victory in the large war historically.
In the past she has gotten beaten by Mongolia, Russia, Japan, Britain, France, and Vietum recently.
The Chinese emperor built the Great Wall of China desperately for fear of northern equestrian tribes.



In the Tactics of Sonshi, who was a great Chinese strategist, there is an expression that says,
"subdue the enemy without fighting"(戦わずして勝つ)
0196195 (ニククエ 86cf-vgeI)
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2017/08/29(火) 23:20:23.15ID:iAE8NHph0NIKU
I just posted while I am unaware.
To be continued later
Writing English is exhausting to me (;´ρ`)
good night!
0201jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 7ed1-EUPY)
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2017/08/30(水) 05:23:51.41ID:BwyEc2d+0
>>188
Actually that sentence structure doesn't work if you separate the words. It has to be "doesn't" not "does not"
(The sentence I just wrote above, could go either way though. Separating the words sounds more formal or
possibly more forceful, depending on the tone of the speaker.)
0202名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 4abe-c5QN)
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2017/08/30(水) 08:15:33.66ID:pKCBJ5D+0
a dictatorship country which fire missiles and a country whose citizen goes to work even in the midst of missile attack,
wondering which country is more crazy
0205名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 86cf-vgeI)
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2017/08/30(水) 11:17:22.43ID:rRJe8bei0
>>202

I simply don't understand how could N.Korea do such a thing to US and JP who have provided a huge
amount financial aid to the country.
Why not UN punishes more strictly to NK that has threatened the surrounding countries with a nuke?
15eyars ago. Japanese govt. saved Korean bank in Japan from bankruptcy with infusions of Japanese
taxpayers money about 1300 billion dollers, At the same time, drastic anti-Japanese education has been
carried out in the schools for those of North Korean descent in Japan.
In this way Japanese govt. has taken every chance to carry some water for Korea, North and south,
who are the world best anti-Jpanese countries.
You may think what a dumb Japanese! I think so ,too.
0208名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイWW 4a1d-q3Q7)
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2017/08/30(水) 22:13:20.24ID:sNq8N6ky0
I know most of you are Japanese and learning English as your second language. Have you ever learned another language besides Japanese or English?
If the answer is yes, which language have you worked on? Aside to that, I had learned very basic Italian. I found it difficult except spelling. I respected what I had learned when I was in junior high school.
0216jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 6fd1-bdum)
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2017/08/31(木) 01:39:18.47ID:AMsm7rt70
>>208
I studied Spanish for 4 years in middle school and high school, but when I studied Japanese
in college, I think it pushed the Spanish out of my head. I took 3 years of Japanese, but now it has been
almost 10 years since I studied it, so I have been forgetting a lot.
I think coming here is helping me remember it a little, though. I actually write in Japanese occasionally.
0220名無しさん@英語勉強中 (RU 0H9f-k/3h)
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2017/08/31(木) 05:00:44.26ID:K6zq7sXlH
So, I also have a question for you. How do you feel about the European alphabet? What did you feel when you started learning English? Asia has strange symbols, and I'm afraid of them.
0226名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ffbe-JwfO)
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2017/08/31(木) 20:01:28.99ID:7UuRWV5K0
>>222
this is asian symbol!
    ∧_∧
  O、( ´∀`)O 
  ノ, )    ノ ヽ
 ん、/  っ ヽ_、_,ゝ
  (_ノ ヽ_)
0228名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 63bd-7RV+)
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2017/08/31(木) 23:09:27.41ID:r51eDP6t0
Don't worry. He's not wearing.
0232名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ffbe-JwfO)
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2017/09/01(金) 10:00:44.71ID:UVsUstEm0
upload the situation!
0235名無しさん@英語勉強中 (US 0Hdf-IWH3)
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2017/09/01(金) 13:12:21.47ID:kpiidHYqH
>>230
"Then" and "than" sound similar to one another, and
English people in general have problems with homophones and near homophones.
Probably because of English's chaotic way of spelling things.
"There," "they're," and "their" also get confused along with “of” and the contraction of "have"
("would've," "could've;" "should've"vs. "would of," "could of;" "should of")
the "* of" version isn't grammatical but it sounds identical to the "*'ve" versions.
0237名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ d35e-CLce)
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2017/09/01(金) 19:22:56.61ID:nLtt7fgD0
>>231
What the heck man, that's no good. Are roaches common in Japan? I have a phobia of bugs... blame it on my mom who yelled and screamed every time she saw a bug.
I had ants recently in my house, they sell some traps that kill the entire colony. Not sure how roaches work. Nasty...
0239名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW d3a8-W2Wc)
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2017/09/01(金) 21:45:41.01ID:ailP54U90
>>237
Yeah, roaches are terribly common in this country, small roach to large roach. They multiple quickly and exponentially. I'm from Germany and used to live 25 years but I had never seen any roaches there, but in Japan they are crawling everywhere!
0241名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ffbe-JwfO)
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2017/09/01(金) 21:47:07.82ID:UVsUstEm0
japanese roach is quickest in this world!
0242名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ffbe-JwfO)
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2017/09/01(金) 21:53:13.37ID:UVsUstEm0
http://www.odd.jp/asidakagu0510083164.jpg
but this spider feeds on roaches in japan.
japanese call him honorably as アシダカ軍曹(ashidaka-sergeant).
0244名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 63bd-SSHa)
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2017/09/01(金) 22:00:25.05ID:1josO2OK0
Over the past few years, tourists to Japan have increased rapidly. We should be warned that the number of White roaches could be increasing.
Hence we should take proactive measures to exterminate white roaches in Japan before it will be too late.
0252名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ffbe-JwfO)
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2017/09/02(土) 09:07:50.24ID:zJKYjUZs0
that is one reason.
but japan is humid country, so roaches favor it.
0254名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 63bd-7RV+)
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2017/09/02(土) 09:13:39.34ID:wuTAR0Ks0
I'm on holiday
0256名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ffbe-JwfO)
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2017/09/02(土) 10:34:40.35ID:zJKYjUZs0
serena williams got new girls baby!
0258名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ cfcf-6h2J)
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2017/09/02(土) 12:58:33.15ID:2KI07F2I0
I have an idea..
This thread will be more useful if some volunteer native speakers correct English comments written by the Japanese here.
And how about that the Japanese who wish for correction of their English writes "Please correct"or something in name field?
Of course whether or not to correct should be based on the free will of natives.
How do you think?
Or, I should post a new thread for it?
0259名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ffbe-JwfO)
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2017/09/02(土) 13:02:54.07ID:zJKYjUZs0
>>257
how about a.zvelev ?
0263名無しさん@英語勉強中 (アウアウウーT Saa7-3QX8)
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2017/09/03(日) 00:06:11.13ID:VgdWy1V3a
>>262
i feel that both of those 2 words mean to treat someone in a bad, cruel way.
but i also feel that "exploit" means to treat someone in an economically bad way
while "abuse" means to treat someone in a physically or sexually bad way.
that is the difference.
0264名無しさん@英語勉強中 (US 0Hdf-IWH3)
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2017/09/03(日) 06:48:06.33ID:Px/Cm1h0H
>>262
"Exploit" has the connotation of gaining something from the expense of others (people, places, or systems) while "abuse" does not.
"Abuse" when applied to living things gives a strong connotation of physical harm and sometimes sexual harm.
"Exploit" can also be used as a noun (usually plural) to mean achievements (sounds a bit archaic) or
in the software world to mean a method to gain an ability or knowledge that was not intended by the developers by taking advantage of a flaw in the software.
Otherwise, they are synonyms in general use.
0266名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ffbe-JwfO)
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2017/09/03(日) 13:56:36.26ID:BiBGieVX0
   ,,,...      ,,,...           AHHH wait gyozaaa
   ヽ,"'' 、    ヽ,"'' 、            。
ヒタ    l  ::}     l  ::}         ('A` ) ゚
 ヒタ  ノ ,,ノ     ノ ,,ノ         ー(  )
   "「└ )))  "「└ )))        |└ 三
0269名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ffbe-JwfO)
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2017/09/03(日) 14:22:41.03ID:BiBGieVX0
nuclear debris will come to japan?
0279名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ffbe-JwfO)
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2017/09/03(日) 23:16:34.00ID:BiBGieVX0
>>273
i am a osakan but so quiet in real!
0281名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ffbe-JwfO)
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2017/09/03(日) 23:38:59.07ID:BiBGieVX0
i can speak such like.
but these sounds unnatural.
i think many osaka-jins arent consious of osaka dialect than other kansai dialects.
0282名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW d3a8-W2Wc)
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2017/09/03(日) 23:45:23.85ID:jAiHerkW0
>>276
It is similar to differensis between english people and scotish people.
0284名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ffbe-JwfO)
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2017/09/03(日) 23:58:43.10ID:BiBGieVX0
i am a native osakajin but when i came to simane during my junior highs,
i was soooooo endured about communication and avoid it as possible.
so plz dont say like that.
0287名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ffbe-JwfO)
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2017/09/04(月) 01:10:16.11ID:ZJaE1N9z0
>>285
>But they even don't try it
that is distorted image by some edged osakajins.
osakajins who lived other areas are suffering their dialect in real.
0289名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイWW 43cf-Rinh)
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2017/09/04(月) 21:29:43.72ID:vXUy+P590
Yo like I'm from Osaka and living elsewhere atm, and if I speak Osaka dialect, crying ass hoes starts whining and get annoyed or whatever, and if I speak standardised Japanese ppl be like "hey that doesn't suit you"

Thus, I no longer give two flying fucks about what I should be speaking, if yall don't like the accent then go get fked out of my face aye
0299jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 6fd1-bdum)
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2017/09/06(水) 01:45:33.98ID:kbwiWfa40
What do you guys think of Princess Mako?
I saw the headline and told my wife, she said "good for her, but that must have been hard."
What is the Japanese perspective on giving up her royalty? What does it actually mean for her?
0301名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイWW ff1d-Il4b)
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2017/09/06(水) 03:17:02.16ID:cVBof5QS0
I really appreciate that here is the Imperial family and Princess Mako.
Her highness has been render our country.
I want to her to be happy, although I don't feel like I want to let her go.
I'm concerned about decrease in the Imperial Family.
It seems there is no answer about it.
If it's possible, and If she want not to give up her imperialty, I want her stay in the Imperial family and work some as public activities.
However, I agree with your wife. Giving up her imperialty is good for her.
Finally, she is going to have a citizen ship.
0302名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ d35e-CLce)
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2017/09/06(水) 09:07:30.83ID:7tjuwwM60
What English music do you listen to? As an American some of my favorite Japanese music:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbfLycuhhjI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYBulfbBstc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPUHrBEzUDM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKZN9BfQzgc

What do you think? Good? Bad? Known in Japan? I'm a young guy and into the underground music scene in America.
Curious if you guys know any good obscure stuff that hasn't made it's way to America.
0303名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ d35e-CLce)
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2017/09/06(水) 09:09:24.97ID:7tjuwwM60
>>299
It doesn't mean anything at all. As part of WW2 America dissolved all noble families in Japan, there are no other royal families to marry into.
Royalty only transfers via the male. In other words, it means nothing. That's what I can tell at least.
0304名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ cfcf-6h2J)
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2017/09/06(水) 09:59:03.44ID:QpCbYuPG0
>>299

Most of the Japanese people don't care about it, I think, because it has been a old long custom of
the Japanese Imperial family that a princess who marrys with a non-imperial family member must give up royalty.

I suppose Princess Mako would rather do so as it seems that the Japanese Imperial family members have many
disadvantages and few advantages. At first, the Emperor of Japan is just a symbol of Japan. He has no real power
as the highest authority of Japan. It's not like the Imperial family are as rich as the British Royal fammily.. Besides
they must act like a perfect person who are gentle, benignant and patient in public.
Looks like they have no power and freedom for their burden
0305名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ffbe-JwfO)
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2017/09/06(水) 11:30:56.13ID:ajwdbaef0
>>299
she is baka, as well as masgomi who reports the royal family tirelessly.
0307名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ffbe-JwfO)
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2017/09/06(水) 12:44:11.27ID:ajwdbaef0
the rumor is princess Kako, whose old sister is Mako, goes University of Leeds
because she couldnt get necessary credits to graduate ICU.
she is baka enought to enroll AO entrance exam of ICU not general exam,
which means she exerted their royal power to AO exam wwwww
0318名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 4ecf-x/0H)
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2017/09/07(木) 12:11:06.98ID:5zH1edh20
I'm >>317

I guess I should have written "causeses a conflict" instead "get complicated"?

"the topic" could be a subject of "get complicated" ?

Is this better than >>317?

The topic about the Imperial family always causeses a conflict on 2 channel.
because there are many dumb rights ans lefts here
0327jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 36d1-b8/e)
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2017/09/08(金) 01:42:28.44ID:O4YvUybW0
>>318
Either one is fine for this. You could also say that the topic is controversial.
I think it's good to see both sides. Since I don't know anything about it, I'm a total outsider.
If I only heard from one side, my learning wouldn't be balanced.

>>326
Is this just an えっち joke or am I missing something? I don't always get Japanese humor.
0331名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 4ecf-x/0H)
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2017/09/08(金) 11:48:11.78ID:f2CL9Jut0
>>329
Thank you for your correction as always


by the way

When I clicked on a link, it has been removed
What des it say on the shirts?

I have ever seen a big muscular foreigner who had 台所 tattooed on his arm w
台所 is the old-fashioned phrase for kitchen in Japan.
Every Japanese would laugh seeing it because his rugged appearance is too much unfit 台所 XD
0337名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 1abe-s6Fo)
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2017/09/08(金) 22:45:14.56ID:48NPUm7f0
auroraaaaaaaaa
0340jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 36d1-b8/e)
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2017/09/09(土) 01:35:29.44ID:4X9ybCGu0
>>330
That's true! Although shirts with Japanese writing aren't as common as they used to be.
However, kanji tattoos are still fairly common. Tattoos aren't very big in Japan, right?

>>331
It's hosted by Yamashita Tomohisa, who I've never heard of but I guess he's famous. He goes around
and talks to people wearing shirts with English writing, and nobody knows the meaning of their own shirts.
They say:
"Oh, it's just you"
"The man who is dissatisfied with himself. What can we do?"
"Naked"
"Caution wet floor"
"Selfish"
"What ever"
"electromagnetic"
There are two wearing "Fugly" shirts https://imgur.com/a/2mare
"absolutely unbalanced"
"Naughty"
"Shoplift"
And the best one: http://imgur.com/a/f0ICq
Plus Yamashita-san had on one that said "I'm about to let one rip"
0343名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 4ecf-x/0H)
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2017/09/09(土) 08:52:03.55ID:igW6NF7u0
>>340
In Japan only yakuzas have tatoos on their back or arms,
Maybe they want to show off their strength or have an impact
against their enemies by doing so

>>335
though, he did drugs, right?

He reminded me my 90-year-old gramma who got a little dementia.
She sometimes talks with the wall
When I ask her " Gramma, who are you talking with?"
she said " I'm talking with a female agent sent by the tax office. I hate her!"
0344jook ◆jook7sIb7g (キュッキュ 36d1-b8/e)
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2017/09/09(土) 09:25:32.51ID:4X9ybCGu00909
>>343
About the tattoos -
That's what I thought. I heard that it has gotten a little more common for
regular people to have tattoos, but it's still pretty uncommon because of that history.
I have one on my shoulder, it's my family crest. If I went to an onsen in Japan, I would probably
put a towel over my shoulder, even though I assume people would give me a pass as a foreigner.
By the way "To give someone a pass" is slang, it means let them get away with something.

For the guy in the video-
Of course it's possible that he has mental health problems, but it's more likely that he is on drugs.
0346名無しさん@英語勉強中 (キュッキュ 4ecf-x/0H)
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2017/09/09(土) 12:45:35.29ID:igW6NF7u00909
>>344
I didn't know but, in google research, many Japanese entertiners
seem to tattooe on some parts of their bodies.
However they seem to try to tattooe on background as possible.
They want to do it to look fashionable like a Hollywood star,
at the same time they wouldn't be seen as yakuza by Japanese fans therefore.
I think the result of the dilenmma could be the background tatoo.

In my opinion, your tatoo would be OK in Japan because Japanese people don't see that
foreigner's fashion is the same as the Japanese one.
But if you are a big ripped guy with tatto like Dwayne Johnson. it is another matter.
The Japanese in onsen would feel frightened and go off (^^)
0350名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 1abe-s6Fo)
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2017/09/10(日) 04:48:45.20ID:CET9ilKY0
https://i.imgur.com/fhmj0l9.jpg
can you believe this is food sample?
0354名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ db7c-+xOz)
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2017/09/10(日) 14:27:19.77ID:kTsoQn1P0
hi guys how's it going?
I seriously need somebody who can correct my essay for Eiken grade 1 examination.
I know I should ask people on the grade 1 thread but it's now extremely messed up...
Also the exam is waiting to kill me on October omg
You can give any advice about my essay so please save me from the murderer xD
but actually I want you to tell me about the content first. That's what I want to know the most.

Can restrictions on freedom of speech ever be justified?
─ I don't think so. I strongly think it should be but because of three reasons,
it would be impossible.
First, even if the speech is true, it can humiliate somebody. Moreover, I know one example
that one speech humiliated one woman and she became so angry she actually killed the person
who was making the speech in front of many people.
Second, in the speech, people can lie. Anybody can make one fake speech about companies, for example,
which they just don't like. Because of the evidence-less rumor, the economy can be collapsed. This horrible situation occured in Russia
for about 20 years ago. It is not imagination or just my opinion but the truth.
Third, there was a bad example of no restrictions of the speech. for about 700 years ago, in the United States,
there used to be no restrictions. However, one massacre took place because of just one speech. Since then, freedom of the speech has been
restricted in the country. That's why some countries are restricting.
In conclusion, there are no reason to allow every kinds of speech. I strongly reckon
the restrictions on freedom of speech can't be justified.

I found some mistakes but... I'll pretend I didn't :/
I appreciate if you guys save me
sorry for the looong loong sentences
0356名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ db7c-+xOz)
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2017/09/10(日) 15:19:41.88ID:kTsoQn1P0
>>355
Thanks for the great advice
actually I feel so bad to check questions from the past exams because
those are seriously really extremely incredibly difficult...
I feel even tired just to read English from those xD
But thanks I think I have to do my best anyway
0357名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 178f-otRg)
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2017/09/10(日) 21:40:07.86ID:VERHORXX0
I'm so bored...
0362名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ffa8-bL4Z)
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2017/09/11(月) 00:37:31.44ID:xkDIK/WH0
The smell of my wife's pussy is so annoying. It is disgusting.
0364名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイWW 1a1d-l4Xi)
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2017/09/11(月) 01:39:18.65ID:cMLPgWF70
>>363
I suppose that you can own your gun in the U.S. if you live there and take care of necessary steps.
It depends on states and visa or a license you might have.
That action is considered as a crime, I assume.
You can put a gun on your dashboard just for self-defense not threaten a person.
If you threatened someone, they might point a gun at you by self-defense.
That action you would do isn't good idea.
0366名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 57d7-+qdT)
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2017/09/11(月) 07:01:20.16ID:jw42NooE0
Anyone here that watches goglebox?
0367名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 57d7-+qdT)
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2017/09/11(月) 07:02:06.04ID:jw42NooE0
>>363
Threatening is obviously a crime....
0368名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 178f-otRg)
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2017/09/12(火) 00:02:38.38ID:vYWoP/F70
A shocking story from my friend.
She is 80 years old. When she was a college student, she tried to take business marketing class.
However, her professor rejected her because she is a woman.
We still have the problem of sexism, but it seems to be getting better.
0369名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 1abe-s6Fo)
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2017/09/12(火) 00:06:28.36ID:edpQLe9Z0
when she was college student?
0370名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 178f-otRg)
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2017/09/12(火) 00:08:29.43ID:vYWoP/F70
>>369
more than 50 years ago.
0371名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 1abe-s6Fo)
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2017/09/12(火) 00:08:58.45ID:edpQLe9Z0
that is understandable.
0373名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 57d7-+qdT)
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2017/09/12(火) 00:10:19.71ID:ppWmjcIZ0
Must've been a hell of generation she was in to have no freedom for happening to be born a girl.
0374名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 1abe-s6Fo)
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2017/09/12(火) 00:10:41.81ID:edpQLe9Z0
sorry. i mistakenly read as "she is more than 50 old".
anyway why do you have 80s friend?
0375名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 178f-otRg)
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2017/09/12(火) 00:12:56.87ID:vYWoP/F70
sorry, I forgot to tell you that she is an American and this happened in America.
0376名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 57d7-+qdT)
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2017/09/12(火) 00:14:10.07ID:ppWmjcIZ0
My 96 year old grandma was a primary school teacher and whenever she talks about school it's always something Shinan. Don't even know what that is. Is that equivalent to college?
0377名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 178f-otRg)
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2017/09/12(火) 00:25:50.36ID:vYWoP/F70
>>374
We just belong to the same club.
>>376
It's not 'Shinan', but 'Shihan'. It's a kind of college, but it specialized in teacher training.
0378名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 1abe-s6Fo)
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2017/09/12(火) 00:31:31.01ID:edpQLe9Z0
>>377
how old are you?
0379名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 178f-otRg)
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2017/09/12(火) 00:37:03.04ID:vYWoP/F70
>>378
Are you trying to identify me? I'm scared..
I'm in my twenties.
0380jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 36d1-b8/e)
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2017/09/12(火) 01:37:29.74ID:Aa71COO+0
>>346
I'm not sure what you mean by a background tattoo. Can you show me an example?
I think I would be okay, I'm not some big beefy dude, although I am tall.

>>350
That's really cool!

>>354
I can write more about your essay later
but I only had time for a quick look because I just got to work. If you want a comment on the content instead of
the writing, I have a couple things:
1. The United states has not existed for 700 years yet.
2. Freedom of speech is widely considered one of the most important basic rights here. There are restrictions on
things that can cause a bad situation, like shouting "Fire!" in a crowded theater and starting a panic. But aside from
that,we're pretty good with not restricting what people say.
0381jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 36d1-b8/e)
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2017/09/12(火) 01:38:30.63ID:Aa71COO+0
>>363
Different states have different rules on buying guns. For example, California has a lot more restrictions
than states like Idaho or Texas. There are limits on the types of guns you can have, or how many bullets
they are allowed to hold. There is also a waiting period on some kinds of guns, so if you go to a store
to buy it, you can't take it with you for two weeks or something.
Other states you can just go in and buy it and leave. Easy. I bought a gun when I lived in Idaho,
they put my information in a computer for some kind of background check and I left with my
new revolver in like an hour.
I don't know how it would work for a foreigner. If you became a citizen, or maybe even just had a visa,
it would be no problem. Aside from that, I don't know how hard or easy it would be. I'm not sure if someone who
was just in America on vacation, for example, would be able to buy a gun or not.
However, you would probably still be allowed to go to a shooting range and rent a gun to shoot for an hour or two,
especially if you went with someone who was a US citizen.

If you threaten someone with a gun, that's definitely a really big crime.
0382名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW e3bd-IwTX)
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2017/09/12(火) 01:49:54.00ID:sCDJRUSc0
>>381
That's very unfair. How can we coloured people feel safe without guns while traveling in the states where there are tons of white supremacists?

I think we should be allowed to carry fire weapons and use them if necesarry like bumping into racists.
0384jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 36d1-b8/e)
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2017/09/12(火) 04:46:08.59ID:Aa71COO+0
>>383
I hate laying awake at night. I'm lucky most of the time, I usually fall asleep pretty easy.
But when you can't sleep, it can be annoying, and the next day is difficult.
Try having a little snack.
0385jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 36d1-b8/e)
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2017/09/12(火) 05:14:24.43ID:Aa71COO+0
>>384
If you guys are watching me for tips on grammar and stuff, you should know that technically I should have
written "easily," instead of "easy."Saying "easy" in a case like that is really common though even though it's
technically wrong, but it's probably ok for informal writing and internet forums.
0390名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイWW 1a1d-l4Xi)
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2017/09/12(火) 18:16:22.22ID:l9biOYSJ0
>>385
Thanks for sharing tips with us.
Sometimes I hear like ”I want it so bad.” Adverbs seem to be easy to confuse with adjectives.

>>389
Did you sleep last night? Or did you sleep this afternoon?
Take care yourself and take a moment to think about seeing a doctor if that symptom comes so often.
0394名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 0ebe-s6Fo)
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2017/09/12(火) 23:24:16.07ID:JgnMC0dg0
waste of money
0403jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 36d1-b8/e)
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2017/09/13(水) 02:37:12.96ID:rrsDVvrX0
>>387
I don't think I've ever seen anyone use that full phrase, but people say half of it pretty often.
It's not uncommon for someone to say "My pleasure," or "It was my pleasure" or something like that
as a way of saying "You're welcome" when someone thanks you for something you did for them.

>>389
I know what you mean. The hard part is staying still long enough.

>>390
Yeah that's the same sort of thing. It's pretty common.

>>401
By the way, "Leicester" is pronounced "Lester." There are several weird place names in England
like that.
0404名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 57d3-UEqC)
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2017/09/13(水) 05:17:09.31ID:qKDBRcot0
>>403
I know that.
As you say, there are so many example like that here in England.
Bicester -> bista
Gloucester -> glousta

>>402
I don't know about that.
Oxford consists of a lot of colleges and some of them are not financially stable.
They accept a lot of Chinese kids from wealthy families for
swindling money from them.
Many of them are really dumb.
Considering that, it must be really easy for Akishino family to find
a college to put her in (and Kako-sama is just a visiting student).
0424名無しさん@英語勉強中 (GB 0H0d-SGvd)
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2017/09/15(金) 02:41:17.69ID:Eo0gtCxTH
I don't know about developing countries, but here in London
not so many sushi restaurants are owned by non-Japanese.
I don't buy prostitutes so I don't know about the latter claim.
0426【スパーキー(C ^ヮ^)】 ◆FCr.DTJy2k (ワッチョイ b9b2-f1d/)
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2017/09/15(金) 03:46:34.54ID:eb0ljbOC0
hi crazies!
0427名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW abbe-/KrC)
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2017/09/15(金) 03:50:37.37ID:RJoh5aS20
>>426 sprinkle happiness!
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                        :..゜:: ゚。:.:.:,.:.:,.:.:.:,
                       :::..゜:: ゚。:.:.:,.:.:,.:.:.:,,.:.:.:
0430名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW abbe-/KrC)
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2017/09/15(金) 09:31:55.11ID:RJoh5aS20
⊂⌒ヽ          (⌒⊃
  \ \  彡 ⌒ ミ  / /
   (⊃ \ (´・ω・`) / ⊂) insert your missile !
     \ \_∩_/ /
      (  (::)(::)  )
       ヽ_爽_ノ
0431名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 2bcf-o7xi)
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2017/09/15(金) 10:45:37.54ID:BO07B4Wo0
As for these missile launches of recent date toward the Japanese islands,
the parties of this ploblem are Japan and North Korea, not US.
Where on earth Abe's head is at?
Why not Abe make more big fuss over HK?
We can threaten to crash the Korean Association of Science and Technology in Japan against them
We can threaten to catch every last one of NKan spy in Japan.
It is said that the Japanese Public Security Intelligence Agency holds most information about NK's spyes
Why not Japanese government do so?
0433名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW abbe-/KrC)
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2017/09/15(金) 12:48:34.21ID:RJoh5aS20
moe
0434名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 01bd-CWD8)
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2017/09/15(金) 13:33:31.47ID:2EcK6Bq+0
⊂⌒ヽ          (⌒⊃
  \ \  彡 ⌒ ミ  / /
   (⊃ \ (´・ω・`) / ⊂) perfect
     \ \_∩_/ /
      (  (::)(::)  )
       ヽ_†_ノ
0436名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW abbe-/KrC)
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2017/09/15(金) 18:55:51.00ID:RJoh5aS20
become naked like ancient olympic!
0442名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW c9a8-6vHX)
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2017/09/15(金) 22:18:19.16ID:zu8ZxR7i0
Give me your wit.
Tomorrow I'm gonna go out for dinner with a girl. Not my girlfriend, just friend. But I like her a lot. I don't know if she likes me. Maybe not. We have had a lunch once before. She doesn't speak Japanese.
Last time I didn't prepare what to talk and I got nervous. So this time, I want to prepare some natural phrases beforehand and gently flirt her.
Can you suggest any killing phrases?
0444jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 5bd1-lXn7)
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2017/09/16(土) 01:42:09.69ID:+qySDKqw0
>>442
It's best to compliment people on things that they have a choice on.
For example, complimenting a girl's hair is probably better than talking about her eyes or something,
because she deliberately styled it so you are appreciating her style choice and ability to look nice.
Does that make sense?
So complimenting someone's style, hair, clothes, shoes etc is better than talking about their body, because
mostly you can't control that so the compliment is meaningless.

Aside from that, talking about things like work or the weather are boring. Try things like: pets, vacation,
hobbies, maybe things going on around you. Where are you meeting?

If you get stuck, let her talk until you have something to add. Try phrases like "Wow, what was that like?" or
"tell me more about that" etc to let her say more about something.
Don't let her talk the ENTIRE time though. If you don't participate, she will think you're boring.

Where is she from?
0445jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 5bd1-lXn7)
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2017/09/16(土) 01:45:27.56ID:+qySDKqw0
>>442 >>444

I know it's not exactly what you asked for, but I don't know any good lines. Just try to relax!
Where are you having dinner? Are you meeting there? What is the neighborhood like? If you
tell us more, maybe I can give a little more advice.
0450名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 495e-V2WR)
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2017/09/16(土) 06:21:44.39ID:mIHArpaW0
I, a baka gaijin just got accepted into Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto. What can you Japs tell me about it?
Good school? How are Kyoto people? I hear they are "intellectual" is that the stereotype in Japan?
0451名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW abbe-/KrC)
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2017/09/16(土) 06:25:28.29ID:N6X1w2nj0
where are you from?
does someone who isnt familiar with japanese know such a "gaijin" word?
0454名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 495e-V2WR)
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2017/09/16(土) 09:49:11.56ID:mIHArpaW0
>>451
From USA. Gaijin is one of the few Japanese words westerner's (that know anything about Japanese culture) know quite well.
>>453
I know, I guess you guys have a different culture here from 4ch. On 4ch we call each other names all the time. We don't mean anything by it.
All of the Japanese posters there don't care that we call them Japs, they call us white pig, etc, etc. It's all in good fun.

Anyway.. KYOTO! That's what we're talking about.
0455名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW abbe-/KrC)
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2017/09/16(土) 10:00:22.79ID:N6X1w2nj0
Kyoto people tend to look down others.
Ritsumeikan University is a famous and one of top private school at Kansai reagion.
0456442 (ワッチョイW 01bd-6vHX)
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2017/09/16(土) 10:31:30.81ID:r01JWKJi0
>>444
Thanks for your amazing advise indeed. I'm >>442. Now I feel much better.
We are gonna meet at train station located almost central of Tokyo, very busy and lively place.
From the station we take 5-7mins walk to the restaurant which is kind of decent ltalian restaurant. I booked our table in advance.
I plan to enjoy there about 2 hours and then hopefully we go to nice atmosphere bar.
Last time we unexpectedly had lunch together at casual american restaurant and stayed there only for 20 mins. Literally we grabed a bite and we talked about work. So it would be much different this time.
The girl is asian(not japanese) but was brought up for almost entire her life in the US.
I'd appreciate it if you give me more suggestions.
regards
0458名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイWW 931d-30f9)
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2017/09/16(土) 15:57:04.61ID:KZgv9/mM0
>>456
You are really going to go on a date this time unlike the last time.
Definitely she will realize that you like her and want to become closer with her as she might have realized.
Stay gentleman and escort her. Having said that, you don't have to do in effusive manner since she is independent.
Just keep step with her. When eating, adjust your pace to which she is eating.
Get a door for her and someone behind you. Don't drink too much.
Plus, don't forget to bring a pack of chewing gum for a Martian.
0462名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ dbbe-24l8)
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2017/09/16(土) 21:27:13.07ID:1myFY5IX0
I suppose Kyoto is not comfortable for low-class people, but good for students and high classs.
0466(ワッチョイWW d3b5-122K)
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2017/09/17(日) 16:04:48.60ID:L/2PxctG0
when i was kids i thought the same as you
but having learned many cases of dissasters, such feelings evaporated
but excitment is priceless because people must lose it as they grow. so, many adults are suffering ED
you'd better cherish it as long as possible
0468(ワッチョイWW d3b5-122K)
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2017/09/17(日) 16:11:11.50ID:L/2PxctG0
>>467
NEVER
i'm sure of it.
0469名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ d3b5-o7xi)
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2017/09/17(日) 16:37:02.53ID:rngV16MQ0
I think having a sex and giving birth to babies should be limited
because Japanese child abuse is increasingly growing.
People had better know the importance to be parents and I don't care shrinking
population and low birth rate in Japan at all.
0471(ワッチョイWW d3b5-122K)
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2017/09/17(日) 18:04:39.41ID:L/2PxctG0
do you know nofap?
0473(ワッチョイWW d3b5-122K)
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2017/09/17(日) 18:30:43.65ID:L/2PxctG0
fap is ejaculation
nofap is no ejaculation over some period
its eficacy is said to be for example gaining testosteron which is called 'mote feromon'
people who is undergoing nofap over long period(more than 14days or so) can act more energetically, be more criative, confident than usual.
even they become magnetic (women like them)
Steve Jobs is said to have been one of them.
0474(ワッチョイWW d3b5-122K)
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2017/09/17(日) 18:36:10.21ID:L/2PxctG0
if you hate sex, nofap would be interesting.
it's kind of abstinence.
too tough to persue but fruitful
0475名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 01bd-4DNE)
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2017/09/17(日) 18:51:20.13ID:HRJHi2gB0
Oh yeah. You're talking about "onakin" right? Several years ago I tried it before but I gave up after a week or so.

But I think I can do it now because I've been losing interest in sexual things. A week ago, I got really tored adter sex. I coudn't do anything after that.
0478名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 01bd-CWD8)
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2017/09/18(月) 00:13:34.31ID:mUhEfc180
No matter what happens
0486名無しさん@英語勉強中 (アウアウウーT Sa85-/qah)
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2017/09/18(月) 21:23:34.02ID:4yD5LPkva
the japanese anime culture has developed so rapidly in the past 10 years
that i can't imagine what it will become 10 years later.
there are a number of interesting anime works.
but i feel a bit sick of that...uh...i don't know what you should call it...
cross-media sales promotion (manga x anime x movie x book)??
i want to watch an anime which is based on an original scenario.
0488名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 4bb8-BWKb)
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2017/09/18(月) 22:21:59.60ID:DPhdR0bi0
Are steam games online ones? Can we talk with other contries' people in steam world?
0490名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 4bb8-BWKb)
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2017/09/18(月) 22:47:01.36ID:DPhdR0bi0
>>489
I see. Thanks. :D
Many online English teachers who aren't native learned English in online games.
But most of games are made in Europe.
So, I wanted to get the information about some other area's...
0491名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 4bb8-BWKb)
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2017/09/18(月) 22:49:51.43ID:DPhdR0bi0
I mean I heard there are many Englih conversations in Europian online games.
0493名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW c9a8-6vHX)
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2017/09/19(火) 00:04:56.12ID:8mV3HhGc0
Speaking with people from south Asia such as india, philippin, singapore would be also the good way to enhance your english skill.
They speak English really well. I have numerous india friends and they often invite me to indian restaurant in tokyo and treat me.
0496(ワッチョイWW d3b5-122K)
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2017/09/19(火) 00:31:03.55ID:IQCmnqmp0
It is daffunda.
0497名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 4bb8-BWKb)
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2017/09/19(火) 05:13:20.30ID:DL3sj3D60
>>492
>>493
That makes sense!
Neutral English could be good for us since We have many oppotunities to talk with people speaking ESL.
0498jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 5bd1-lXn7)
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2017/09/19(火) 05:14:43.15ID:MaElTOOs0
>>454
I've noticed that the culture here is very different, compared to many english-speaking communities, and
probably 4chan would be an extreme example of that. Folks here are really good about not feeding trolls,
and they tend to stay pretty friendly. It's kind of refreshing, actually. I still have the mindset of needing to worry
that every link I click is either going to be a rickroll or porn, but it hasn't happened once.

>>456
Sorry, I forgot that it was friday and I only come on here when I'm at work, so I missed the weekend, so I wasn't
able to give you any other tips. How did it go? Please let us know! We're pulling for you.
0503名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ dbbe-24l8)
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2017/09/19(火) 10:47:34.45ID:cVQDS/di0
長いトンネルを抜けると厚く積もった雪が夜の底を白くしていた。
Passing through the long tunnel, the snow piled up thick made a night bottom dimly white.

Help me, Is this sentence wrong grammatically?
0504名無しさん@英語勉強中 (US 0H23-+ACF)
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2017/09/19(火) 13:53:16.18ID:v+W18ETAH
>>503
It's really awkward mostly because of the "a night bottom" word choice; you should replace "a night bottom" with "the dark of night" or "the darkness of night" to fix it.

Another word you could use for the second part of the sentence is the word "whitened" as in "the snow whitened the darkness of night."

I would also change "snow piled up thick" to "thick layer of snow," for something like snow falls everywhere whereas "to pile up" implies the creation of a single mound.

Beyond the grammar, does the original Japanese imply that it only became dimly white?
As I am reading it there's no explicit declaration of how white the darkness of night became.
0506名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ dbbe-24l8)
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2017/09/19(火) 16:35:44.94ID:cVQDS/di0
>>504
Thank you for your reply.
By the way, this is native pro's translation.

[The train came out of the long tunnel into the snow country. The earth lay white under the night sky. ]

but I don't think I should use 'snow country'

>It's really awkward mostly because of the "a night bottom" word choice; you should replace "a night bottom" with "the dark of night" or
> "the darkness of night" to fix it.

How about this
Passing through the long tunnel, then the snow layed thick on the bottom of the night made dimly white.

>Beyond the grammar, does the original Japanese imply that it only became dimly white?
>As I am reading it there's no explicit declaration of how white the darkness of night became.

Yes,you are right. but I want to add it 'dimly' becouse I feel something like a such impression.
0508名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW c9a8-6vHX)
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2017/09/19(火) 21:26:39.93ID:8mV3HhGc0
Never, ever. I need a partner first.
Sometimes I go to "tekoki salon" where girls do hand job instead. It costs merely 3K JPY.
0512jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 5bd1-lXn7)
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2017/09/20(水) 01:22:18.72ID:t/Qr1WNk0
>>503
I can't think of any phrases to describe night, that include the word "bottom."
None of the examples that have been given really make sense to me. I don't know what the
bottom of night is supposed to be.

>>508
At first glance, that sounds cheap, but is it really worth it? I haven't been with a lot of girls,
but none of them have ever been able to use their hands as well as me. Of course, they weren't
professionals, so maybe the girls at the salon know some special techniques.
0513名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW c9a8-6vHX)
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2017/09/20(水) 01:46:55.17ID:HuFud/Ti0
When you visit salon without nominating girl which charge u of extra money, luck is everything.
If the girl is young, hot and has proficient techniques, obviously it would be worth it.
You feel like you won lottery, right?
But if old fat lady with no technique came out, you feel like you lost your wallet in the water and wasted whole the day.
0514名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 618c-24l8)
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2017/09/20(水) 02:21:18.86ID:rWuJteZp0
>>450
>>455 is right about Ritsumeikan Uni. It's one of the top 4 private unis in Kansai region,
the best being Doshisha uni (Kyoto prefecture), second Kanseigakuin uni (Hyogo pref.),
third Kansai uni (Osaka pref.), forth Ritsumeikan (Kyoto pref.). The order of third and forth unis might
have changed. When I was a university student, Kansai uni was considered better than Ritsumeikan.
Note that when we Japanese say about the hierarchy of universities in Japan, it's based on how difficult it
is to enter, , how much score you need, etc. not about what kind and level of education they provide.
It's difficult to explain in English what Japanese university entrance exams system works, so I won't go into it.
So, Ritsumeikan is a private uni, but with some exceptions, it's usually considered that
national universities are better than private unis. It's different from the situation in US, Ivy league are
all private uni, although some state unis such as UC Barkley is equally good as Ivy league.
Among national unis, what used to be called Imperial universities before WW2 are the best, the first is Tokyo uni (used to
be called Tokyo imperial university), second Kyoto uni (Kyoto imperial university).
Kyoto uni the second best unis among all the unis in Japan. No match for Doshisha and the other Kansai region
Top 4 unis. So let's say if you're on a crowded bus and luckily you find a vacant seat and sit on it,
then a Kyoto uni student happens to ride on the bus, remember, you should give up your seat for the Kyoto uni student.
They have a human's brain, spurb one at that, while you have just a bird brain.
0515名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 618c-24l8)
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2017/09/20(水) 02:42:23.12ID:rWuJteZp0
>>450
And in Tokyo, Keio and Waseda unis are the top 2 private unis and better than Doshisha,
which means obviously they are better than Ritsumeikan.
About 10 other private unis in Tokyo are on par with the top 4 private unis in Kansai region.
Tokyo university is a national university and considered the best among all unis in Japan.
You could say it's Japan's Harvard, MIT or whatever.
In case you don't know, usually each prefecture (47 in total) has one national university, although
some prefectures there are more than one national universities. If you visit Tokyo and I saw you
in a crowded train or bus sitting, I'd kick you out of the seat so that I can sit on it instead.
0516名無しさん@英語勉強中 (US 0H23-+ACF)
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2017/09/20(水) 04:12:05.19ID:dTkLw4MLH
>>506
>Passing through the long tunnel, then the snow layed thick on the bottom of the night made dimly white.
You should remove "then" here, but even so, this is parsed as "the [snow laid thick on the bottom of the night] made dimly white" verses your intention
"the [snow laid thick on the [bottom of the night made dimly white]]" both of which don't really make much sense.

To find an accurate translation of this sentence will involve rigorously defining what the Japanese phrase "夜の底" means in this context.
My Japanese to English dictionary gives the same as I stated above, "the dark of night," as a translation which means literally the darkness that comes with night time.
I seem to be getting the impression from you and the professional's translation that the phrase is used in the more literal sense of objects that are viewed to be below the night sky.
In which case "below the night sky" should be sufficient, but seeing as this is a literary work, my instinct is pointing me towards the fusion of these two meanings.
That is to say that the snow whitens the night and the ground below it.

I'm not that well versed in interpreting literary works let alone works in other languages so my interpretation may be off, but I would advise asking around to see how exactly people interpret the phrase and translate the most common one.
It won't be a perfect solution, but if this is the case of a literal and metaphorical meaning then you'll have a hard time finding a translation in any language.
In any case, if your translating for some reason other than for yourself you can include a translator's note to explain the nuance that can't be conveyed in the English text alone.
0518名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 2bcf-o7xi)
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2017/09/20(水) 12:22:15.67ID:Ea+G8ayc0
> [The train came out of the long tunnel into the snow country. The earth lay white under the night sky. ]

It's after all, only a pro could do that.

Obviously the word "the snow country"is needed here because this is the title of this novel and the essence of the one.


from the original text, the style of writing makes the scene alive, beautiful!

『国境の長いトンネルを抜けると雪国であった。夜の底が白くなった。
信号所に汽車が止まった。
向側の座席から娘が立って来て、島村の前のガラス窓を落した。
雪の冷気が流れこんだ。娘は窓いっぱいに乗り出して、遠くへ叫ぶように、
「駅長さあん、駅長さあん。」
明りをさげてゆっくり雪を踏んで来た男は、襟巻で鼻の上まで包み、
耳に帽子の毛皮を垂れていた。
もうそんな寒さかと島村は外を眺めると、鉄道の官舎らしいバラック
が山裾に寒々と散らばっているだけで、雪の色はそこまで行かぬうち
に闇に呑まれていた』
0529(ササクッテロル Sp4d-122K)
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2017/09/20(水) 22:29:19.97ID:lmgejc3Wp
Fat is a nameplate reading ”I'm a lazy person who is always succumbing to every temptation.”
0537(ワッチョイWW eab5-UtN0)
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2017/09/21(木) 07:46:48.47ID:G08ZuoO30
are you foreigner?
0541名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ebbd-z4c6)
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2017/09/21(木) 09:25:59.76ID:73K3oaXJ0
>>540
In the video he is imitating the way of foreign people speaking english. Starting from 0:15 with Chinese, Russian, Indian, French, Italian, Australian, and British.
Neither couldn't I understand at all when he speaks Russian-english and French-english.
0543jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ c6d1-0s0S)
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2017/09/22(金) 01:25:24.77ID:/qM5KFQO0
>>541
Honestly, I stopped watching pretty quickly the first time because I couldn't understand him, so I
didn't realize most of the video was going to be English. Some of the accents are ok, some are
pretty bad (especially french).
0544名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ebbd-ufUr)
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2017/09/22(金) 02:26:51.18ID:dZtWETvu0
Right now I’m watching this tv program on BS and besically this snobbish white woman is travelling in third world countries. Today is Vietnam.

It’s so disgusting to see smug face whites strutting on the streets in foreign countries including Japan.
0550名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 1ecf-PvnN)
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2017/09/22(金) 21:57:02.68ID:0kpWr8Oe0
In my opinion, the most poor speakers of Japanese in the world are Anglo-Saxons.
and the most poor speakers of English are Japanese.
The grammar, word order and pronunciation of the both languages are completely different.
Japanese and English languages are alien each other.

Somehow, Turks, Indians and Eastern European countries' people seem to be able
to improve their Japanese faster.

This American guy speaks very beautiful Japanese, the most I have ever seen,
though he can't stop pronouncing end of his sentences English-like.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bj6SpI0qqaY


Am I making any sense?
0551jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ c6d1-0s0S)
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2017/09/23(土) 02:58:04.10ID:4RVHbj620
>>546
He acts like a cartoon. His face is really animated.
Do you agree that those words are hard to say?
I was actually able to understand his Japanese this time, even though there wasn't very much.

>>547
I'm not really sure what he was doing. It sounded like he was talking with his mouth full of grapes.

>>548
They have different accents. Australian is different from British, but they are definitely similar.
But you can just stick with オケイ and you'll be just fine.

>>549
Mormons aren't supposed to use any substances that change how their mind works, and caffeine counts.
They also don't drink or smoke.

>>550
I listened to him talk but I'm not sure what you mean. How does he end his sentences differently?
I feel like his pronunciation isn't the greatest though.
0552名無しさん@英語勉強中 (US 0H82-Otw/)
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2017/09/23(土) 03:41:07.29ID:ZZQq1UVUH
>>550
You're completely understandable, but you make a few grammatical and word choice errors.
>...the most poor speakers...
As a general rule of thumb you should use the superlative form of a word to sound more natural, so in this case you should use "poorest."
>...Anglo-Saxons. and the most...
Almost all of the English speakers I know don't like coordinating conjunctions starting a sentence, and if you want to use one it would be preferred if you used the comma conjunction structure.
>of the both languages
"The" should be moved after "both" or removed altogether.
>Japanese and English languages are alien each other.
Either add "the" in front or remove "languages," and add "to" between "alien" and "each other."
>Turks, Indians and Eastern European countries' people
While this list is technically correct, it's a bit awkward because of the last item. Try to make each item in a list as close to each other as you can.
For example, I would change this list to "Turkish, Indian, and Eastern European people;" this removes the "countries' people" from the last item and makes all the items into the form of "of ~"
(Turkish = of Turkey, Indian = of India, and Eastern European = of Eastern Europe) which allows them to modify the word "people."
>the most I have ever seen
When talking about quality, you should use "best" instead of "most," and "seen" is strictly for visual stimuli use "heard" here because you are talking about auditory stimuli.
>pronouncing end of his sentences English-like.
You need "the" before "end" here.
0554jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ c6d1-0s0S)
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2017/09/23(土) 04:46:36.19ID:4RVHbj620
>>553
Well, that's not true, but not in this context. You could talk about Haiti being one of the poorest
countries around, but that's a totally different word.

This one might be a US/UK difference, but I don't see people use "poor" to describe the quality
of things very often.
0555名無しさん@英語勉強中 (US 0H82-Otw/)
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2017/09/23(土) 05:57:54.18ID:ZZQq1UVUH
>>553
>>554
It might just be localized to my area of the US (the east coast).
While it's not that common in everyday use and people only really use it in a really negative context, no one would object to it if you did use it like that
(just google "poorest example" to get an idea of probably the most common usage).

I will agree that "worst" would probably leave my mouth before "poorest" would in this context.
0556名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW a7a8-z4c6)
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2017/09/23(土) 07:22:55.72ID:7jRX9E/P0
I do wish I was born and grown up in Carifolnia. It must have been enjoyable.
In contrast Tokyo city is a piece of shit. People here care others too much. People here strictly follow trivial rules all the time. People here work till amost midnight everyday.
I admit that japan became a safe and convenient contry thanks to these factors, but not confortable at all. It is fuc◯ing stresfull. This is why the rate of committing suicide is f◯cking high in any other developed country
0560名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW debe-SVyC)
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2017/09/23(土) 08:24:55.64ID:6oO300ZZ0
so hot bears are affluent in californian gay towns!
0562名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 86be-7Jrl)
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2017/09/23(土) 10:34:50.96ID:80f94WMP0
Sumeba miyako!!
0563名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ebbd-z4c6)
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2017/09/23(土) 10:59:56.60ID:JsKJ4Zfj0
>>561
I don't know what are you talking about
0566名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 1ecf-PvnN)
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2017/09/23(土) 11:15:19.94ID:mqh/ZG0J0
>>552
Thank you so so much for your all corrections
I just don't make progress in using "the"

>you should use "best" instead of "most,"
I was shocked to know I have fogotten even the basis of English
as the years progress after graduating from school, but I'll try to do better!
0567名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 1ecf-PvnN)
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2017/09/23(土) 11:16:16.70ID:mqh/ZG0J0
>>551How does he end his sentences differently?

For example, he said like this..

4人もいましてぃ as Japanese would say 4人もいまして

・・があってぃ
候補を指名してぃ, etc,

I feel something strange with the end of sentence "てぃ”
This is rather like English pronunciation, isn't this?

However, when I heard his Japanese I was so surprised that he spoke beautiful Japanese.
His choice of Japanese word seemed to be accurate, proper and polite.

When I think back, I might be touched rather his choice of words or elegant way of speaking
than the accuracy of pronunciation.
0569名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 1ecf-PvnN)
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2017/09/23(土) 12:33:14.64ID:mqh/ZG0J0
I think it's true that most Japanese virtues have come out of lack of various things
including the size of the land, natural resources and the safty of the land (the persistent fear of
natural disaster like giant earthquake or catastrophic flood )
Thease disciplines have given Japnese people patient, humble, and diligent quality in the long history.
0570名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW debe-SVyC)
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2017/09/23(土) 12:41:40.01ID:6oO300ZZ0
including the size of chimpo!
0572名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW debe-SVyC)
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2017/09/23(土) 12:55:31.84ID:6oO300ZZ0
but i think japanese virture have come by these natural disasters.
at least to tackle it, we must obliged to unit one and persist patienly.
0578名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ebbd-ufUr)
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2017/09/23(土) 20:50:52.62ID:Dl72mC160
I want to live in California someday and open my Japanese restaurant. But I’m scared by the idea of being attacked by Chinese and Koreans.

I heard that there are tons of them and a lot Japapnese peoole are harassed by them.
0580名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ dedf-PvnN)
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2017/09/24(日) 03:17:47.64ID:j+aKOPZ+0
>>579
Just my thought.
That is due to two factors.
1) In the western countries, being assertive is part of the culture, and you need to be so in order to survive in there.
2) Chinese and Koreans are natural born assertive type people.

Mixed with these factors, and also there's no such a word in their dictionary as "limitation", they just go as far as they want to, in such an environment.

However, in Japan, as there's a unique saying "出る杭は打たれる" meaning a nail that sticks out will get hammered down, being assertive is rather seen as something bad than as good in most of the cases.
And they know that and they try to maintain a low profile as much as they can, in Japan.
0581名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイWW 1e19-Nl92)
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2017/09/24(日) 07:51:39.23ID:q53hoj6a0
>>580
There was one exceptional time in Japan, commonly known as 大正デモクラシー.
People of the time behave more like Westerners, yes assertive.
My late gran father, who was a job hopper and artist, used to speak endlessly how wonderful life was in the time.

I consider it was a trial time for Japan.
It failed though.
After all Japan, with small poor resource land and no outside rich territories unlike the Great Britain, didn't afford it.

Life time employent which produces 社畜 was established in around 1960 so the job hop gran father had not been uncommon at that time.

Now the life time employment system is being breaking and a poor version democracy begins.
0582名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ b7de-pJad)
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2017/09/24(日) 15:24:35.16ID:+hwubnph0
I like going on trains and making them stinky with my gaijin smell.
0585名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW debe-SVyC)
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2017/09/24(日) 18:40:59.10ID:xebB2mMU0
because the dounut is awefully まずい.
0589名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ガラプー KK5b-5LSk)
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2017/09/24(日) 19:01:04.19ID:ZZ/VEiLFK
削除要請 誰かお願いします
0591名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ガラプー KK6f-5LSk)
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2017/09/24(日) 19:14:10.61ID:ZZ/VEiLFK
これはターキーと答えます。カタカナでターキーで正解
0593名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ガラプー KK5b-5LSk)
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2017/09/24(日) 19:30:58.56ID:ZZ/VEiLFK
ボストンと答えます。
0597名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ガラプー KK5b-5LSk)
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2017/09/24(日) 21:06:06.97ID:ZZ/VEiLFK
ドイツ人
俺だったらTap A Way DABE!
0599名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ e75e-jOBD)
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2017/09/25(月) 08:47:32.20ID:8bj8r5YH0
>>514
>>515
Thanks for the information, I knew a lot of it, but some stuff I didn't. I suppose it's good to know where I rank among the other students.
What interested me the most though was the whole notion of kicking people off of train seats, I can't tell if you're being facetious or serious.
Were you just using that as a metaphor demonstrating the gap in intellect between the two groups? Or is the hierarchical system so rigid, such that what you described would actually happen in real life?
Remember my Japanese friend, I am but a baka gaijin, I'm not playing by the rules of the Japanese university system. Who knows? Maybe if I studied and took the entrance exam for Tokyo University I would be accepted?
I was limited in my choices for my study abroad program, Ritsumeikan was the highest ranked University I could have applied to, and I was accepted. Don't kick me off my seat just yet.

I actually like the Japanese university system, it seems a lot more fair than the American one. All you have to do is pass one test.
In America if you have a low GPA, you can't ever fix it because it happened in the past.
In Japan it seems like you can make up for the past, at least in theory, by taking the entrance exam.
It filters based on IQ rather than grades, which is great.
0600名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ガラプー KK6f-5LSk)
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2017/09/25(月) 10:03:28.00ID:W+DdsXa+K
μタントのアニメを観てアメリカ気取りの奴らゴール決めて日本人のように振る舞うか

これはスタンスミスのことだよ
0601名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ガラプー KK5b-5LSk)
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2017/09/25(月) 10:20:22.59ID:W+DdsXa+K
こいつハマサキリンタロウ守谷御所ヶ丘
そりゃいじめられるわ
日中学院
こいつの家、制作担当。ヤリマン。
船橋市ともめた頃だ、ふん!
0608名無しさん@英語勉強中 (スップ Sd4a-/Nli)
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2017/09/25(月) 20:09:21.42ID:sFgjA6pud
People might dislike you to find that you've done something wrong, but they would despise you for the cunning effort to deceive them.
0612jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ c6d1-0s0S)
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2017/09/26(火) 01:21:56.48ID:9LNaX4VK0
>>564
Yes, usually. It depends how strong their accent is.

>>567
Okay, I see what you mean. He extends the last syllable a little bit.

>>578
Southern California is one of the most diverse areas in America. There is a lot of *everyone*.
I'm not aware of any typical problems like you're talking about though. I suppose if you want to,
you can just move to an area that is mostly Japanese. Big US cities tend to have regions that are
largely one nationality or another. There are Japanese neighborhoods, Mexican neighborhoods, Indian,
Korean, etc.

>>580
> there's no such a word in their dictionary as "limitation"
That can't really be true, right?

>>587
In this usage, "awfully" means "very," and you can use it for positive things too.

>>609
You're welcome to come hang out with me. I'll show you around.
0619名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW ebbd-LuHd)
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2017/09/26(火) 23:45:11.02ID:xAKdHWqt0
>>618
We talked about out hobbies and I said that I like learnig English little by little and you know what?!
This snobbish bitch suddenly changed her character like how much she is capable in English or whatever. Apprently she majored in English at college or something.

But the funny/fun part is that I told her my perfect TOEIC score and other English qualifications I passed (because she aked my TOEIC score first), her attitude completely changed lol

I bet her socre is lower than mine lololol
0620名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 3b8c-7Jrl)
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2017/09/27(水) 01:45:16.26ID:7vWzCXsp0
>>599
Regarding kicking you out of a seat thing, the founder of 2chan said long time ago
when he was on TV something like, "if you can't tell if posts on an anonymous forum
(like 2chan) is true or not, you'd better not use it (because you could be deceived or get the wrong ideas." ;)
For jook, ;) could be (^_~) in Japanese emomticon.

You don't know what typical Tokyo university students were like when they were kids.
They and other top unis's students starts going to a cram school from the age of around 10 years old.
You see them on the trains in big cities late at night like 9 pm on weekdays. They go to school, then after
school go to a cram school and after getting home, they do their homework. They go
to bed late at night. Why? they need to pass entrance exams of top private junior high schools for the
chance to enter Tokyo university to increase. Even after you enter top junior high school, which are in most cases
not co-ed, so the the students wouldn't be distracted by opposite sex students, they keep study hard
for the six years. Of course not all of them can enter Tokyo uni but the competition to enter top unis starts before
you grow your pubic hair.
0621名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 3b8c-7Jrl)
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2017/09/27(水) 01:46:22.46ID:7vWzCXsp0
>>599
The competition is so intense that I'd say you don't pass Tokyo uni now that
your pubic hair grows like a jungle in Amazon (doesn't matter if you've shaved or not).
In case you suspect I'm pulling your leg again, I'm not. I heard the competition is more intense in Korea.
And yes, you could have passed Tokyo university's entrance exam, if you had been in Japan
and survived the competition I described above.

Let's put aside a hypothesis here. It seems like your uni is not one of the top universities in US, although I can
tell your uni is not that bad. The reason? If your uni is one of the top unis like Ivy League and
Stanford, Chicago, Boston uni and such, then the Japan's universities list from which you choose to
apply has to include Tokyo unis, Kyoto uni, Waseda uni, keio uni among other top unis, instead,
Ritsumeikan is the highest... That means your uni is not in the top tier like Ritsumeikan is
not in the top tier in Japan. But it's a good university, it's after all one of the top4 private unis
in Kansai. Don't be discouraged. it depends on who you ask but for most people in Japan,
it's a defenately good university.
0622jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ c6d1-0s0S)
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2017/09/27(水) 02:01:28.14ID:AJ2170SK0
>>620
>For jook, ;) could be (^_~) in Japanese emomticon.
Thanks. It doesn't feel quite the same, but it will work.

>You see them on the trains in big cities late at night like 9 pm on weekdays. They go to school, then after
school go to a cram school and after getting home, they do their homework. They go
to bed late at night
It sounds like they're getting used to the Japanese work ethic at a young age.
0629jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 1bd1-hMWw)
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2017/09/28(木) 02:26:12.44ID:y6MjKeyL0
>>625
I have no problem with using the word "foreigner"when you're talking about all of us, or if you don't
know someone's nationailty specifically.
For example, you could say, "Are you a foreigner?"
And I would answer, "Yes, I'm from America."
After that, I feel like it would be more polite to say "You are and American," instead of "You are a foreigner."
because it's more specific, and "foreigner" does feel like you would be pointing out the fact that I am not
part of the group, and like someone else said, the nail that sticks out gets hammered.
However, even if you do still say "foreigner" I don't think it's rude or bad.

That's how I feel about it.

>>626
No. Did you only want an answer from someone who does? Sorry. I can't talk about an MBA specifically, but any
advanced degree is going to require lots and lots of school and effort, right?
0632名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 23be-smMk)
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2017/09/28(木) 14:09:00.09ID:Dtj+Yn/90
i hate to calling some foreign creatures as "alien species".
alien is the human being who brought these creature from abroad.
0634名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ cbcf-IQJU)
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2017/09/28(木) 14:54:39.80ID:l4MHdxaL0
I'm >>88
> at about noon, on August 21 (which is August 22, at about 3:00 am in Japan),
> solar eclipse will be visible in North American continent.
> According to the Western astrology, eclipse have most effect in those countries
> where they are visible.
> Japanese astrology lovers have forecast that something happens in the US.

The prediction by the astrologers came true
Catastrophic floods hit Texas and Florida at the end of this August.
The total solar eclipse seemed to culminate from both of the states when the eclipse started
The astrologers are saying that the place in which the eclipse is visible like this, big political change or a natural disasters occura
On 22 July, 2002, the total solar eclipse occuerd just above Tokyo,
3 months later, the Liberal Democratic Party suffered in a general election and regime change took place
for the first time in 15 years in Japan.
It's mysterious, isn't it?
0635名無しさん@英語勉強中 (VN 0Hc9-i9p4)
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2017/09/28(木) 17:29:55.25ID:bq5omFAOH
>>620
>the founder of 2chan said long time ago
The infamous "Hiroshima Nagasaki" yes, I'm familiar with him since he took over 4chan. Rumor is that he's quite the crook, selling data, but that's for another time.

Your logic is sound and your assessment is correct, I have no disagreements.
What I admired about the Japanese university system was (I thought at least) that it selected based on intelligence.
The picture you're painting though is different, it seems that at the upper echelons at least, it relies on other unrelated criteria.
Not that I am complaining, it is understandable. It is still much preferable to the system we have here in the US.

>Don't be discouraged...
I'm not, I don't care about prestige. I won't treat you differently if you're a Harvard graduate.
If you're an idiot (yes there are idiots that attend Harvard, but I digress), asshole, maybe just too boring, than your prestige can not save you.
On the flip side, let's take you for example, since we're anonymous here, we don't know anything about each other. You could be anything.
If you were a hikikomori who hadn't left his house in months, I wouldn't care provided you were smart, interesting, whatever.

I'm not sure if my way of thinking is strange or not, or whether East Asians think differently.
0636名無しさん@英語勉強中 (VN 0Hc9-i9p4)
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2017/09/28(木) 17:36:48.91ID:bq5omFAOH
>>631
Truth is, if you ever heard of the phrase "gaijin smash" it works in reverse too.
In Japan, you can really get away with treating us how you like. If questioned just say "That's how it is in Japan you baka gaijin!"
I know you try to be polite, but there's no real need. Most Americans don't care if you make a faux pas like that.
Same with speaking English too, it's not expected you be able to speak as well as we can.
Make mistakes, nobody cares.
Nobody is going to hold it against you.

Well SOME will. Be careful of the baizuo (Google it), they'll whine and cry and call you racist or whatever.
0640名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ cbcf-IQJU)
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2017/09/29(金) 11:11:22.79ID:gpZ9i8Wv0
>>636
Thank you for reply, but I don't quite understand you.
You are an American?
I am not goiing to use like baka gaijin in any case



I wonder why the Westerners came to think of "gaijin" as a bad word.
Originally, "gaijin"didn't mean a pejorative word at all in Japan,
It meant people who comes from overseas, and was rather a good word
with longing eyes for a distant country, decades ago.

When looking at American films, a character in the film often says "Call me 〜(first name)!" impatiently.
From a Japanese view, it doesn't seem like such important to call each other first name.
The Westerners appears to be the people who hate to be keep distance from others even a little,
and like a intimate relationship with each other.
They don't like "gaijing (外人)"because it could bring them a feeling of alienation, couldn't it.?

On the other hand, in Japan, it's normal to keep distance from each other, instead, a bad manner to
get close to others straight away. So, "gaijin" is not a bad word for Japanese.

After all, this misunderstanding is based on culture difference of both countries. I think.


sorry for a long sentence
0644名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ニククエ 0Hc9-i9p4)
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2017/09/29(金) 20:12:32.63ID:beBw024JHNIKU
>>641
>>640
Yes, I'm an American. I'm saying that us Americans are easy going and won't get angry if you make a mistake when talking to us.
Then I said that there was one exception to this rule. This is hard to explain,
Telling you about these crazy people will just make you feel bad. If you ever meet one, run away!
0645名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ニククエW 23be-smMk)
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2017/09/29(金) 20:41:16.31ID:AHQNuCl20NIKU
if you are a native speaker, please cooporate to enliven this thread and wish you equip handle name like jook-san, which makes us motivate to write more.
0647名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ニククエ 45bd-ZBN+)
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2017/09/29(金) 22:35:43.04ID:Q07Tc2nG0NIKU
>646 I made curry. I got tired. But it was good.SSU?
0648名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ニククエ b581-vALJ)
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2017/09/29(金) 22:48:43.88ID:Ilw2Nrcs0NIKU
>>646
That's great. Be careful not to decay the curry.
0653名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ニククエ 255a-Igf2)
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2017/09/29(金) 23:06:01.27ID:IMwFdFzV0NIKU
>>652
thanks for the tips.
the biggest disaster i had with a macbook was to
spill a half-can full of beer.
the macbook died, but luckily I had AppleCare at the time.
the current macbook does not have such protection,
so i should be very careful.
0654名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ニククエ 255a-Igf2)
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2017/09/29(金) 23:06:24.15ID:IMwFdFzV0NIKU
>>650
It's kinda difficult to tell because it depends on how you treat the curry
before putting in the fridge.

The best way is to reheat the curry and wait it for cooling down
(never open the lid to cool down)
before putting in the fridge.
Then it can easily stay at least for 4,5 days or even a week.
0659名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 255a-Igf2)
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2017/09/30(土) 00:27:19.63ID:MzuieJM80
>>655
I didn't pay a dime for it.
Also, when a thunder struck my apartment, a lot of computer appliances
(not only mine, but also my friends) went out of order.
The repair for that (replacing the entire logic board) was free.
Which should have costed more than 500 dollars.
I saved more with apple care.
0664名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 45bd-pHPG)
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2017/09/30(土) 02:07:55.37ID:/55clS/R0
>>659
What? When I broke my macbook pro, I googled like crazy and I read some articles that I have to pay a repair fee even if I have the applecare?! I feel like I’m scammed

I really don’t care about how much thin new macbook becomes or whatever. Water-proof please!
0665jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 1bd1-hMWw)
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2017/09/30(土) 02:24:08.52ID:xnhTVPO50
>>664
I think it must be much harder to waterproof a laptop. Mostly because laptops need active cooling (fans)
and that requires vents. Having moving parts like the keyboard probably doesn't help, either.
0667名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 4bdf-IQJU)
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2017/09/30(土) 02:46:40.27ID:6hDfMPCP0
>>663
I see.
The inside of the fridge is pretty dry so that when you put some watery food in it,
the moisture of the food comes out easily leading to getting dry and spoiled sooner.

So, when you have mistakenly gotten some dry food damp, put it in the fridge and you can get it back!
0672名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 23be-smMk)
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2017/09/30(土) 14:47:20.85ID:JVqlR8cO0
use it not for destruction but for prosperity .
0674名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 23be-smMk)
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2017/09/30(土) 15:27:56.90ID:JVqlR8cO0
curry with potatosssss????
that makes it f**k!!!
0676名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ b581-vALJ)
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2017/09/30(土) 20:46:22.08ID:Xmq1QI3z0
>>673
Have you eaten only curry in a pouch ever?

For example, egg-plant & tomato, egg-plant & asparagus and so on.

The curry has many types.
0687名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 23be-smMk)
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2017/10/01(日) 19:11:55.87ID:52ql+0bW0
whenever you are camping at outside, the atomosphere gives the curry exceptional flavor.
0692名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 2dcb-TWXg)
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2017/10/01(日) 20:16:33.18ID:RBOu3NNw0
>>691
Oh, I didn't know that..
Thank you for the information.
I have just looked into this matter, the massage-board can be accessed with both domain name of "2ch.net" and "5ch.net" now.
But these domain name seems to be resolved by DNS into differenent IP addresses as below.
This indicates the server is also different between "2ch.net." and "5ch.net".

;; QUESTION SECTION:
;2ch.net. IN A

;; ANSWER SECTION:
2ch.net. 82 IN A 104.20.49.205
2ch.net. 82 IN A 104.20.50.205

;; QUESTION SECTION:
;5ch.net. IN A

;; ANSWER SECTION:
5ch.net. 131 IN A 104.20.26.96
5ch.net. 131 IN A 104.20.27.96
0698名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 45bd-p57O)
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2017/10/01(日) 23:35:24.23ID:MrA/Qjx80
Hiroyuki deserves the death penalty for having made a place where thoudands of teens would spend their youth posting rubbish and end up jobless





like me.
0701名無しさん@英語勉強中 (オイコラミネオ MM2b-84Os)
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2017/10/02(月) 03:32:09.01ID:1G3pS6u2M
Have you ever heard what Otsukimi Dorobou is?
Dorobou means a thief or thieves.
Otsukimi means viewing and enjoying the moon. People decorate with Japnaese pampas grass.
They also offer dango(dumplings) to thank the moon, thank the grace of harvest, and ensure for a good harvest.
Only on this time, neighbors allow kids to steel dango.
Even more, neighbors are happy to had them stolen because they believe kids are messengers of the moon.
Today, kids drop off around each home to get a tons of sweets.
Old custom stil has great potential culturally and economically.
0705名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 45bd-pHPG)
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2017/10/02(月) 19:33:57.29ID:bKUfXl9H0
Gaijins often say that Asians are bad drivers, but I don’t think Japanese people are bad drivers.
I blame Chinese. Chinese and Koreans always make Japanese look bad because we are east Asians!

Maybe I should put a Japanese flag on clothes like Canadians used to do it when I go to a foreign country.
0707名無しさん@英語勉強中 (GB 0H21-p0Uj)
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2017/10/02(月) 20:33:01.58ID:kiRB9SPdH
>>706
I do not necessarily agree but recently I read somewhere that
a lot of gaijins living in Japan complaning Japanese people's
bad driving manner. So your suggestion is kinda pointless.
0720jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 1bd1-hMWw)
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2017/10/03(火) 01:39:36.66ID:yHxoYbsl0
>>674
You can't really use "fuck" in that context. Maybe "shit" would be appropriate, if you're trying
to say you don't like it.

>>688
What happened? Why is it 5?

>>700
Halloween is my favorite holiday. I love costumes.

>>701
I've never heard of that. How cool! When does that happen?

>>705
I don't know if that would help. The stereotype is about Asians in general, not any particular group.
People think Americans are loud and rude, so some Americans claim to be Canadian when they travel. That's a
different situation. Even if you make sure people know you're Japanese, the stereotype will still be there,
because you're still Asian.

>>707
If a foreginer is Japan is saying the Japanese are bad drivers, he might actually be the one that is wrong.
The outsider should try to drive like everyone else, in that situation.
0722jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 1bd1-hMWw)
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2017/10/03(火) 01:50:39.29ID:yHxoYbsl0
>>718
That is weird, right? Isn't that Russia?

>>717 >>719
I agree it seems like an impostor. The first thing is, on 4chan, basically you have to assume everyone
is lying about everything.
But also, it just doesn't feel right. The mistakes in that post are different from the kind of things you guys do.
It sort of feels like someone trying to make deliberate writing mistakes. He says things that you guys don't.
I could be wrong. Maybe they really are Japanese.
Maybe >>717 has some other proof that it's a fake, too. I don't know.
If you guys read that post, does it feel like something that could be written by a Japanese person?
0725jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 1bd1-hMWw)
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2017/10/03(火) 04:42:51.17ID:yHxoYbsl0
>>724
It's trolls trolling trolls.
If anything, honestly Japan is probably represented more positively than most countries on 4chan,
because many of the people there are weeaboos.
0726名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 559a-Igf2)
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2017/10/03(火) 06:10:45.09ID:Dc0HN4kj0
>>723
I think this guy's english sounds pretending not to be fluent
to hide his true ID.
I can't really tell why, but something is not quite right about his writing
as learner's English he wants to mock.

Regarding the map, if he is really a patoriot, there is no way he would
omit the northern territory islands.
0727名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ cbcf-IQJU)
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2017/10/03(火) 10:52:54.89ID:WfClV+Lb0
>>717
The famous 4ch is like this!

I tried to look the picture carefully again.
I guess there is little chance that the Japanese English learners take "be" for "is".
In the case, they could mistake "are"for "is", or vice versa generally.
Also, don't feel like Japanese parents and sons have such a rough conversation
because some choyo no jo (Confucian teaching regarding the relationship between senior and junior)
remains in Japan.
0728名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 633d-O1CP)
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2017/10/03(火) 11:07:37.77ID:CGeZcv4b0
>>717
Definitely seems like he's using a VPN
0729名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 45bd-p57O)
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2017/10/03(火) 12:00:24.16ID:cFLZbD1h0
>>717
The guy looks like deliberately writing clumsy sentences.
It's weird to see someone making lots of grammar mistakes but at the same time using a semicolon in their writing.
Its usage is a bit tricky for ordinary learners, which means the person in question should have some level of experise in English.
0735名無しさん@英語勉強中 (アウアウウーT Sa49-maqo)
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2017/10/03(火) 21:20:55.14ID:wQlth46qa
i will begin to go to a driving school in about 20 years.
i am a so-called "ペーパードライバー" for a long time but now i strongly feel i must be able to drive a car
as i can tell my parents have got weaker and weaker recently.
i will take them here and there by car when they can't walk by themselves anymore.
0739名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 4bdf-IQJU)
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2017/10/03(火) 22:57:42.76ID:G9TDMTmK0
The last time I drove a car is more than 10 years ago. Now I don't even remember which pedal is accel and which one is brake lol
It was within a week that police caught me on the road for speed after I had got my driver's licence.
I paied nearly 20,000 yen for that. Police sucks for sure.

Cars are good and fun, but the maintanance costs as much as you bought the car in a long run.
So I decided that I don't have my own car.
0743名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 3d8d-IQJU)
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2017/10/03(火) 23:40:49.82ID:By6QFHzK0
>>717,722
There seems to be a lot of those fake Japanese posters on the Internet.
On an English news site I used to go, I saw two imposters with picrures of
WW2 Japanese soldiers using fake bad English just like that.

Those stupid imposters with unnatural mistakes are very easy to tell,
but there are also ones who use normal English, I think.
Especially, if a poster is using a picture of the Japanese flag, map, soldiers, etc
and making a political or social comment in English, you should suspect them.
0749名無しさん@英語勉強中 (スププ Sd43-hypg)
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2017/10/04(水) 21:19:12.23ID:jcbIxaMDd
I learned one word ''kamikaze''
0751名無しさん@英語勉強中 (アウアウウーT Sa39-liwC)
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2017/10/05(木) 00:10:25.97ID:/vv5Nikca
yamato transport co. (ヤマト運輸) marked up the shipping fees for individual customers from Oct.1st onwards.
i asked them to send a relatively big size parcel today but i should've done it a week ago.
the logistics/transportation industries are suffering from a huge volume of parcels after online shopping developed so quickly.
0757名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイWW fdcd-OEpB)
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2017/10/05(木) 05:58:14.22ID:pkYV6wQs0
I can't sleep. Plz tell me how 2 good sleepin' way.
0759名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ b6df-wbjw)
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2017/10/05(木) 11:22:19.45ID:KKXCmaJW0
>>754
Tell yourself you should forget the girl.
If she's not interested in you just because you are married, then consider to divorce.

>>757
Try as hard as you can not to sleep, and you will eventually be sleeping without knowing it.

>>758
Don't worry. 2/3rd of the married couples get divorced according to statistics.
They get married in order to get divorced.
0769名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 95bd-WbyV)
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2017/10/05(木) 23:22:41.67ID:gWrzgNo20
It looks tasty!
Where did you get it? At a 711?
0770名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 95bd-WbyV)
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2017/10/05(木) 23:26:02.59ID:gWrzgNo20
ルマンドアイス 225円+税
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販売場所:コンビニエンスストア、量販店、ドラッグストア、小売店、売店など

WHY TOKYO ISN'T ON THE LIST WHY
0772名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 95bd-WbyV)
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2017/10/05(木) 23:31:26.36ID:gWrzgNo20
>>771
Really?
It looks much much more tasty than pino.
Anyway, I can't get it now...because I'm in Tokyo.
0781jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 2ed1-zKn8)
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2017/10/06(金) 05:54:43.93ID:sMHsjj3k0
>>778
I'm one of the foreigners. I'm American, and I live in California.
I found out about 2ch because I watched 電車男。 I decided to take a look, and I found this
"chat in English" thread.
0799名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 95bd-WbyV)
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2017/10/06(金) 20:12:18.07ID:Thk19x+50
I really love the green spicy sauce that comes with a pizza.
It tastes so good that I once put an order not because I wanted to eat a pizza but to get the sauce.
0800名無しさん@英語勉強中 (アウアウウーT Sa39-liwC)
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2017/10/06(金) 20:25:59.28ID:z9GWfO5ia
i use a feature phone, not a smartphone.
but i can still live in this highly digitally developed society.
i rarely see someone fumbling with a feature phone in a train or bus nowadays,
so sometimes i feel separated from the others, though i don't care much about it.
0813名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイWW 6133-iQ9Z)
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2017/10/06(金) 22:48:27.68ID:GXcEoZGV0
>>811
U can buy a phone in a very low price using MNP.
For example, if ur using docomo and transfering to kddi, kddi gives u lots of discount because they wanna customs from other phone carriers.

Im not sure about the MNP situation right now(restriction becomes much stricter day by day) but peoples got money out of MNP
0827jook ◆jook7sIb7g (ワッチョイ 2ed1-zKn8)
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2017/10/07(土) 01:33:25.72ID:pVKprnhw0
>>783 >>784
Thank you for making me feel welcome. I enjoy talking to you guys.

>>786
I watched the miniseries. I think it was 8 episodes that were an hour each. I heard that version
is much better than the movie.

>>797
Japan could be different but my wife worked at Dominos when we were dating. In America, they make
the pizzas all fresh but they only take about 7 minutes to cook.

>>799
What is the sauce like? I've never seen a spicy green sauce with pizza. The only green Italian sauce I can think
of is pesto and that isn't spicy.
0838名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ ae5e-VbGG)
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2017/10/07(土) 09:01:13.73ID:LvsgWqiY0
Hello Japs, pedophile here. I last posted in english thread ... hmm, not sure which one exactly, but I think it was in the 50s. A long time ago.

I like the 2channel redesign!

Anyway, time for me to go, toodles~ <3
0840名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW b6df-lSbj)
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2017/10/07(土) 13:08:16.33ID:8WeLiC5y0
>>839
I want to point out that those who have ended up getting divorced didn't get married
with a slight doubt that they would end up getting divorced in the future.

So, when getting married, whether or not you decide you will divorce in the future (which is theoretically
strange in the first place) doesn't make a big difference.
0841名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 0dbd-nFVg)
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2017/10/07(土) 13:46:32.90ID:ERA7u1MA0
I booked an English conversation lesson with a teacher who is an Englishwoman
because I want to talk about Kazuo Ishiguro, who is a Novel laureate in literature.
He has already won the Booker Prize, and she majored in English literature in college.
Therefore, she must be an devoted reader of Ishiguro's works.
I can't wait for the time for the appointment.

Tell me what you think about his winning of the Novel prize.
0845名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ b6df-wbjw)
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2017/10/07(土) 14:37:45.69ID:BSZmqvOJ0
>>841

I've read only one of his works, Never Let Me Go

The narrative part where the woman named Kathy explains the story is quite something.
She narrates about every emotional flow that usually goes through your mind so fleetingly that you find it hard to retain in your mind if you are not keen enough.

My first impression is that Kazuo Ishiguro is very sensitive and thoughtful as a person.
0848名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 0dbd-nFVg)
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2017/10/07(土) 16:30:40.82ID:ERA7u1MA0
>>845
I asked what you think about his winning of the Novel prize, not what you think about his novel.
Your answer is off the point.
0853名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 0dbd-nFVg)
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2017/10/07(土) 16:51:05.58ID:ERA7u1MA0
>>842
Judging from your poor writing, you must be a mentally retarded person.
0860名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 5abe-Zaow)
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2017/10/07(土) 20:01:28.95ID:MVrr1Q6t0
>>847
       saturday night fever !!
                     ハ_ハ
             ハ_ハ.    ∩ ゚∀゚)`)
            ('(゚∀゚∩    〉   /
             ヽ  〈 . (_/ 丿
              ヽヽ_)
0862名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ b6df-wbjw)
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2017/10/07(土) 20:52:08.95ID:BSZmqvOJ0
>>856
Well, every person has his own unique way of enjoying the time available for him

>>858
This thread is much better than before. As far back as 10 or so years ago, what people did here was either abusing other people or spitting out a nonsense.
Now there is a conversation! A great progress!
0865名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ b6df-wbjw)
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2017/10/07(土) 21:20:13.09ID:BSZmqvOJ0
>>863
According to Japan Meteological Agency, there were earthquakes last night (although there are always earthquakes of various degrees everywhere in Japan).
Out of them, the largest one that occured during the night time hours was a M5.9 one at the Fukushima offshore.
0873名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイWW 5a1d-mO1K)
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2017/10/08(日) 03:12:59.34ID:hRj6o5bp0
What do you guys think about the problem between Spain with Catalonia?
Spanish government and Spanish police did too much because 337 people have been injured, some seriously.
I feel the existences there are stil many downtrodden regions ignored.
After WW1, we accepted ”the right of peoples to self-determination.”
About Catalonia, only Catalan can determine themselves by themselves.
Spanish law court ordered to refrain from doing Catalan independence referendum.
However, activists of Catalan didn't
listen to them and put through the vote.
That was obviously illegal. But why they have to been injured? There must be a more peaceful way to solve it among regions.
In the first place, EU aim to take borderlines away, right? They may glad to see this situation.
0880名無しさん@英語勉強中 (アウアウウー Sa39-naB6)
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2017/10/08(日) 08:03:42.59ID:6yHjQf4Va
I want to speak English
0885名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ ae5e-VbGG)
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2017/10/08(日) 08:34:33.09ID:0a7Kgkki0
>>850
I see that now. Interesting, I had this board bookmarked, but I guess it redirects here now. Is 5ch a different site than 2ch?

I'm very high tonight. I've smoked a lot marijuana and taken 711mg of dextromethorphan, so tonight should be fun.
I got curious and looked dextromethorphan up in my Japanese to English dictionary, but it wasn't there. I guess it would be katakana デキストロメトルファン?

Anyway Japs, what do you think of how Trump is handling North Korea? Every time I watch the news I to die from humiliation.
0892名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 91a5-8BZG)
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2017/10/08(日) 11:55:06.24ID:q3T5d7W60
>>885
Hello crazy man.
Take care of your health.

2ch and 5ch is different site and each site of them is provided by different servers having different IP addresses.
Now the access to the old 2ch.net domain seems to be redirected to 5ch.net domain because of the sites are in the transition phase.

I don't have any idea what Trump will do in the next step, anyway, I want North Korea to stop their nuclear development.

By the way, where do you live?
Stop calling us Japs.
0894名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ b6df-wbjw)
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2017/10/08(日) 12:07:33.51ID:UJeB/+jB0
>>891
When you are learning a foreign language, there's always such a risk. So you have to be careful.

When I just started out learning English by going around English websites, I always kept it in mind that there's a risk that I could mistakenly learn the wrong English, even from native speakers.

I decided at some point that when I learned new words and expressions, I'd rely exclusively on reliable sources such as paperbacks, dictionaries, and textbooks.
But as a means to actually use what I learned, I could utilize places like this thread where chatters are not necessarily native speakers.

To put it shortly, it's all up to you how you make the best use of available things.
0898名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ ae5e-VbGG)
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2017/10/08(日) 12:33:27.67ID:0a7Kgkki0
>>892
Hi Japanese guy. Sorry for calling you japs. I was thinking of it in humor but it is racist I guess.
I apologize.My Japanese professor uses the word, but she can get away with it in a way that I cannot.

I live in the US, Texas.Thanks for talking to me. :3
0901名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイW 5afb-/X5y)
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2017/10/08(日) 13:13:04.61ID:TGBR2Wq60
When we were in school, we learned english from japanese teacher, right? That was a huge risk. We used to listen to wrong pronunciation and incorrect accent from japanese teacher.
It is too late to mention about risk now.
0902名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ ae5e-VbGG)
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2017/10/08(日) 13:16:38.13ID:0a7Kgkki0
>>899
How about an emoji? 😎

>>900
I couldn't possibly say if she was pretended or not, but I can think of no motivation. She claims to be 26 years old though, when she is clearly not thou (I am an expert on ages because I am a pedophile) so she may be a liar\.
0906名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ b6df-wbjw)
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2017/10/08(日) 14:37:17.93ID:UJeB/+jB0
>>901
You sound like, "I'm already fat enough, so there's no need to tell me how to avoid putting on weight"

Well, the pronounciation problem aside (which I don't think matters a lot), what we are taught in school is mainly grammar. So it's fine.

Whether you can utilize it well or not depends on how you make it to the next level on your own. It's not the fault of school teachers.
I mean, in such a short period of time, how possibly can a school teacher make his student a fluent English speaker?
0908名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ ee2b-rPKc)
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2017/10/08(日) 16:28:43.37ID:T5+suroP0
>>864
A cuss is a crude or offensive word. "Cuss" can also be a verb, which is to speak in an offensive manner.
It can also simply refer to a person, but this is an archaic usage and you will most likely never hear the word used in this way.

>>894
You can attain a functional understanding of a language from textbooks and dictionaries,
but being able to produce natural-sounding writing and speech, regrettably, can only be accomplished by spending a lot of time reading and listening to native speakers.
While almost everyone here can be understood fairly well, the relative inexperience with English is pretty obvious.

I don't mean any offense; your efforts are commendable. Y'all are certainly far better at English than I am at 日本語.
0909名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 76cf-wbjw)
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2017/10/08(日) 17:05:48.45ID:+frORpiT0
>>908
You are very kind
one more queston, please

Then, what kind of word should I use for "cuss"?

”That's what happens when an infamous cuss of 2ch learns English.”

in Japanesea、I meant..

「悪名高き2chのクズがちょっと英語を覚えると、こだれよ!」

Thank you.
0910名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ b6df-wbjw)
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2017/10/08(日) 17:22:55.71ID:UJeB/+jB0
>>908
I'm not saying that using textbooks and dictionaries is enough, nor spending time reading and listening to native speakers is no use.
But imagine this case, a non-native speaker wants to learn Japanese and he decides to go read around the 2ch posts to learn the language.
He'll end up in a disaster for sure. Especially when you are at a beginner level, it's much safer to resort to the reliable sources.
0911名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ ee2b-rPKc)
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2017/10/08(日) 17:34:04.43ID:T5+suroP0
>>909
If I'm understanding 「クス/クズ」 correctly, then there are many words you could use to express a similar sentiment.
"Loser" is probably the most universal, or perhaps you could use "Lowlife." Different speakers and cultures have different ways to describe undesirables.
These are two words which are less vulgar.
0912名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ ee2b-rPKc)
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2017/10/08(日) 17:44:55.53ID:T5+suroP0
>>910
Ah, of course. Personally, I'd say being exposed to conversational language early on isn't necessarily bad;
the more you can apply your knowledge, the better. As you say though, what is often spoken isn't always what is technically correct.
Beginners should certainly keep this in mind even when listening to natives.
0918名無しさん@英語勉強中 (アウアウウーT Sa39-liwC)
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2017/10/09(月) 00:49:28.97ID:2pZBzwk6a
the population of japan will continue to decrease
and most of the people, who are currently in their 30's or 40's won't be able to retire until the age of 70 or 75
to maintain the japanese social welfare system that the authorities have been proud of.
the oldest sales rep at my company is 80 or 82years old which i feel is surprising at first.
0922名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 7115-1101)
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2017/10/09(月) 03:07:35.78ID:phJTHMcH0
>>919
It really depends on the person you are married to.
I'd say Chinese isn't a good choice in general, but
I have some friends from there I'm happy to get married with
if I have to.

You will not get married with their government and
there is no generalizable rule about marriage.
0943名無しさん@英語勉強中 (アウアウウーT Sa39-liwC)
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2017/10/09(月) 19:49:40.40ID:W1MvF0OCa
last month, a soapland girl who i meet from time to time asked me a question.
"why do you come to see me?"
it sounded to me like an interviewer at a job interview asking me "why did you apply for the position "at our company"?"
i am inept at answering suck a question, so i couldn't reply back to her.
0948名無しさん@英語勉強中 (アウアウウー Sa39-Flth)
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2017/10/10(火) 02:44:13.19ID:c/MrJlaaa
I started a one-man band cause I have no friends🤗
0965名無しさん@英語勉強中 (マグーロT Sa39-liwC)
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2017/10/10(火) 20:32:12.42ID:S+xsdZs0a1010
yamanashi is the most 鮪-consuming prefecture in japan, do you know that?
it is not surrounded by the sea, so i don't think that people in yamanashi can eat really fresh 鮪.
i wonder why they are so crazy about 鮪 under such a condition.
0966名無しさん@英語勉強中 (マグーロT Sa39-liwC)
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2017/10/10(火) 20:42:55.30ID:S+xsdZs0a1010
>>964
true, but i believe we can not solve the "super-aging society with fewer children" problem
unless japanese men are able to talk about sex issues in public and are sexually hyper-active.
it should be disgusting, but we need to stand up to become hentai now in order to come over this serious social problem.
0974名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ b6df-wbjw)
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2017/10/10(火) 23:22:55.21ID:V1X94sWZ0
5年ぐらい前からちょくちょく覗いてるけど大して変わってないと思う
基本的に下ネタ話かそれまでの流れとは全く関係のない話を唐突に始めるかのどちらかしかない
0983名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 76cf-wbjw)
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2017/10/11(水) 00:13:29.63ID:A+QRjkSV0
This is indeed "a theory that anime will destroy our country” (アニメ亡国論)
Tthere is nothing but anime, games and little girls between omaera's ears
If China attack our country, omaeras will surely run away in tears before anyone else,
0988名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 058c-BYga)
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2017/10/11(水) 02:42:00.02ID:ZQiqRiOQ0
>>985
I don't know much about Comfort woman's statue thingy, but I read somewhere
Korean people in U.S. are trying to have such statues installed on the streets of U.S. major cities.
As you might know there's a Comfort woman's statue (the first one) on the street of Seoul,
right in front of Japan's embassy. Japanese government demands they removed it but failed so
far. Korean communities in America aren't satisfied with the statue in Seoul alone. They want
more and the same/similar statues around US. They lobby local governments in US so that they can
achieve their goal and it seems like they managed to put it in San Francisco, maybe the
first one besides the one in Seoul. Maybe Korean communities in US donates lots
of money to municipal governments' politicians so that they can be given official
green light to put such statues in U.S.
0989名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 058c-BYga)
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2017/10/11(水) 03:15:46.49ID:ZQiqRiOQ0
This past August Korean put such statues on local buses running in Seoul,
to raise more awareness among people in Seoul. If I remember correctly,
something like 6 (maybe acrylic-made) comfort woman's statues was put on 6 different buses which
are all stop at a bus stop near Japanese embassy in Seoul. They sit on a seat in each bus
as if they were real passengers. That was weird view.
If you search with Seoul, bus, comfort woman then you'll see some articles.
0990名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 058c-BYga)
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2017/10/11(水) 03:34:43.97ID:ZQiqRiOQ0
When it comes to Japanese creativity in the field of sex industry, it's second to none.
They are rich in variety, as someone says above, oppabu, pinsaro, to name a few.
They create a wide variety of services to meet every demand of Japanese men.
Some are inexpensive with no sexual intercourse, easy on your wallet, some are
a bit expensive but you can have sex with both of you and woman naked.
In Oppabu, short for Oppai (meaning boobs) Pub, the further you can go is just
rub, suck, lick woman's nipple with them on your laps. As far as I know, You can't
have sex with women at Oppabu. I read that the women there don't take shower after
their nipples are licked and sucked by customers. They just wipe them with wet paper towel or something.
You could get infected with some viruses. Who wants to lick nipples where naughty old men's
saliva couldn't be completely wiped off? If you ask me, I'd go Oppai pub at the opening
hour so that I can be the first group of the customers, when no saliva can be left
on women's boobs there.
0993名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ ee2b-rPKc)
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2017/10/11(水) 05:44:10.22ID:uwXSqaNT0
>>971
>>990
Prostitution is illegal throughout the US except for certain areas in Nevada, however it's still fairly widespread.
It's a misdemeanor, and typically doesn't carry very severe punishments.
People typically think of strip clubs, and many if not most of these establishments prohibit touching.
I don't know much on the subject, but I imagine there aren't many services you can legally obtain.

There are a few restaurants which feature scantily clad hostesses, Hooters is probably the most well known example.
0994名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 058c-BYga)
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2017/10/11(水) 06:29:51.06ID:ZQiqRiOQ0
>>991
>>988 >>989 >>990
Maybe typing >>988-990 could be easier?

>>993
Yeah, I've seen a documentary on prostitution business in Nevada on Discovery channel
or other similar channel. There seems to be lots of loopholes even if prostitution is illegal
in other states. You meet a woman, somehow you and the woman fall in love and have a sex.
It's not a prostitution. It's a pure love. You give her some money but that's not for the sex,
just to show your love to her. In this day and age, thanks to Internet, prostitution is not
necessarily B to C, it's C to C, meaning you can meet an ordinary girl on social media who wants some money by selling
her body. They are sometimes high school girls, which is illegal to buy them, but if women are
18 or older, I don't think it's illegal in Japan. I heard some female US university students also take advantage of
social media to sell their body so that they can pay their student loan or something.
0995名無しさん@英語勉強中 (ワッチョイ 058c-BYga)
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2017/10/11(水) 07:02:33.08ID:ZQiqRiOQ0
I tried to make a new thread but failed, an error message says, this host can't make a
new thread or something along the line.

I'm not going to promote hentai culture in Japan but Japanese creativity juice in sex or
quasi-sex business never stops flowing. Even at a place where you can't have a sex with
women working there, there are lots of options you can choose from, ranging from
giving panty they wear, giving a photo of a woman, anus licking service, prostate massage,
for masochistic men, pouring urine straight from a woman, woman crouching over your face.
The more options you add, the more money you pay. I think the basic service is
a woman there make you cum by using their body (without using vagina) like
handjob, blow job, rubbing their boobs against your penis. Wait, blow job is an option?
I'm not an expert in the field so I might be wrong about the details but I can't help
but being amazed by the creativity.
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