Chat in English (英語で雑談) part 203
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Chat in English (英語で雑談) part 202
http://lavender.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/english/1502872213/
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! >>915
Are you the one with appendicitis? I hope you feel better soon. Are there any cute nurses? >>915
By the way, "spent" can also be used and the sentence is correct, however the meaning
is slightly different. If you say "spent" then you already went through the whole day with
just sleeping.
If you say "spend," then you have already been sleeping in the day, but it also means you're
still in the middle of doing that, too.
全部の日寝た vs 全部の日寝ている So, that "spend" is same as "have been spending", right? Looks like you guys have been working hard on teaching and learning
how to write good English. Keep up the good work! >>939
Talking about wether is fine isn't it? Sex sex sex on the beach! Six sex acts with a bitch! I never get sick of sex with a bitch! Bitch has an amazing blowjob skill Jack and Pattie went to the mall
They got themselves a big pink vibrator
Jack wanted to jack off with it
But Pattie insisted he used it on her
Jack the Jackoff king is famous at school
For his ability to jack off several times in a row
While Pattie is renowned for her performance
For she excels in her performance of petting
Any guy she happens to spot on the street
Oh well, they just love to do
Six sex acts with sick bitches and guys on the beach. >>899
I apologize for the late reply and thanks for such a detailed explanation.
Honestly, I left my dictionary in my workplace, so may make a lot of typos, which means I can't make even a single sentence without the dictionary. lol
You know, I don't mind telling people how stupid I am at all because one of my life philosophies is " Honesty is the best policy."
Oh, it's almost time that I have to go see the doctor. I'll write the rest of my reply later. I know how you feel and I may react the same way, but it hasn't passed even 24 hours, so you
don't need to be sorry. This reminds of the train that left 20 seconds earlier than departure time
and appolized, whichmade the headlines in western media.
Do you mean you use a paper dictionary or a portable electronic dictionary? In either case,
you can use online dictionary as long as you have Internet access. I just thought it doesn't matter if you left
at your workplace. Anyway, you don't have to reply to me (and don't be sorry about not replying to me).
I just wanted to write something in English. Keep enjoying conversation with the person from Sweden. I wonder how foreign people living in Japan make Japanese friends.
One day, I was chatting with my friends from Europe at a café, then a man suddenly approached and asked us how we got to know each other.
He told us that he married a Japanese woman and moved to Japan from America a few months ago. He says it's hard for him to find a community where he can get Japanese friends. I couldn't give him good advice.. Good morning, everyone.
Or rather, I suppose it's late afternoon or early nighttime for you, but still.
It's snowing here! It's snowing a lot, actually.
It's been a long time since it snowed in November, and really long since it
snowed this much. Although knowing the local weather here, it'll all melt
away in a couple of days.
Shame, since I love snow.
>>917
I do this for Japanese too and it seems to work pretty well.
>>928
Don't worry too much about spelling errors. Even if you misspell something
and end up making it into another word, people who are fluent in a language
can correct those errors in their head and figure out what you meant.
And in the worst case when the spelling really does make it hard to tell what
you're trying to say, we can always just ask you to clarify what word you meant.
You can't learn a language without making a lot of mistakes. Believe me, I know.
>>930
I'm curious how non-Japanese people make friends with Japanese people in general.
Even over the net, even when you can speak decent Japanese and he can speak decent English,
it seems like making friends is really difficult. I wonder if this is just something westerners
like myself think is a shame or if there are a lot of Japanese people who wish they could
make foreign friends too. Well that’s good. Gaijins should stay with gaijins. >>956
What kind of study is that? l wanna sex with girls who are my taste. >>952
Do you really need your dictionary for a
sentence?
Can't believe that.
Actually you are good writer. >>983
But,my ex was cheating on me. Gaijins,should take care some sniffer's
walking around here.
みなさん"嗅ぎ野郎"に注意してください！ I'm dating with a white whom I met on Tinder tomorrow.
It's good if I could have sex with her after dinner. There is a latin-looking gaijin in the gym and he has beeing hogging the latpull down machine for over 30 minutes now. So annoying. So stinky. So gaijin. So disgusting. He is not only stinky (yas! So stinky af) but also he doesn’t wipe off sweats after using machines and put quipments back to the original postions. So rude. >>940
Is he more buff than you?
If so,he desearves it. >>942
He is the biggest in the gym. But that doen’t necessarliy mean that he can get away with anything! So gaijins in Japan. It’s called “gaijin smash” you know. Strongness is only justice in the gym.
So sad. >>931
How nice of you to say so! By the way, Are you the person from Sweden, or >>929?
I'm cofused over who is who. lol
I tried to respond to >>899 last night, but gave up halfway because I repeated trials and errors again and again to come up with appropriate expressions.
As a result, I stayed up until 2 o'clock and my struggle came to a dead end. You see, my job starts at 7 o'clock.
Bingo!! I overslept and was late for work. What a fantastic day I had today! >>946
Yep, I'm the same guy. You can tell by the ID at the end of my post.
What kind of expressions were you trying to come up with?
Sorry to hear you overslept. I hope you manage to do well at work, even with so little sleep.
I woke up at 8, then went for a walk at 10 to enjoy all the snow we're getting here
for once, and then I came back at around 11:30.
I'm not sure why but all this snow has put me in a really good mood.
But I'm a little sad knowing that it won't last. There's been a trend the last few years
where the snow melts just after a few days, then we have long periods without any
snow. And since I plan on going to Tokyo again this year during the period where
we're most likely to see snow that sticks around, I bet I won't be seeing much more snow than this. >>947
Correction: not the end of my post, the ID within brackets
(6d63-EvbJ) For those which keep posting annoying comments here, that is FUCKING gaijins,
This is a thread for specifically stinky gaijins. Never come back to this thread.
Chat in English (外人/害人専用) Part1
http://lavender.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/english/1369567802/ do you know jana novotna who passed 2days ago.
i am so sad.. >>941
No!嗅ぎ野郎！
You are a dust. >>952
You should post there.Coz you're a 害人. i haven't eaten "chip star" from YBC, Yamazaki Biscuit Co., so i tried it out yesterday.
at first, it tasted nothing to me. Just a couple of hours ago someone recommended me to come here. Though, from what I see, here is nothing interesting. I’d better go somewhere else. Seems like I rather like hiking, trekking, mountain-climbing and what not. It was arm day.
I got a nice pump. I wanna ask a question to American.
Which food do you prefer nachos or sushi? I guess you need another message board for your unlimited desire.
So!
http://jbbs.shitaraba.net/study/13024/ >>920
Bingo!
>>939
Good luck. What kind of place are you going to?
>>954
I love hiking and spending time outdoors. I used to go out in the woods a lot more before I moved
to where I am living now. I'm in the city now, so it's harder to do those things, and my knees have
been giving me trouble lately.
>>956
I like both but I guess it depends on my mood. Most of the time I'd probably pick sushi. >>958
you should pickup natto. >>959
I have never been able to bring myself to try natto. I can't get over how it looks. why western people hate sticky foods, like natto ,raw okura,yama-imo? >>961
I think mostly it's just the unfamiliar texture. We don't have any foods similar
to that, so there's nothing to compare to. Personally, natto reminds me of slimy litle eggs
from the movie Aliens. >>961 >>962
Actually okra is common in southern and creole cooking. It's used in things like gumbo. >>964
Why bother with a second thread that nobody ever goes to? The last two posts
were a month apart, and it's been a year since the one before that. >>966
I don't think I've had it raw, but I have eaten it pickled and in tempura, as well as
gumbo like I mentioned, and jambalaya (which is very similar). >>966 >>967
Okra is okay, but it's not my favorite. The texture is weird, with all the little seeds
coming out when you bite it. My wife likes it though. by the way this thread is much busier now. it used to be 人稲 ↑ You're a nice guy, retarded though.
just beat it. >>964
They dislke タコ too.
On the other hand like eating frog. >>864 >>871>>873>>874>>875
>>878
"Put off" is also a phrasal verb but it has a completely different meaning than what you have stated; it means to postpone, leave till/for later, procrastinate, delay, etc.
This is different than the phrase "to be put off by" which isn't actually a phrasal verb
>>891
theres this thread but it hasn't got much attention
http://lavender.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/english/1506322379/l50
>>905
>Swedish and English are much more similar than German
As a native English speaker who doesn't know German or Swedish, German definitely sounds closer to English than Swedish to me.
It could just be the shared vocab or the lack of exposure to Swedish,
but there are times when I hear a German sentence and can almost decipher it whereas I can't say the same for Swedish.
>>912
I can see an instance where "take off" could be interpreted as a command to take an airplane off, but it would need to be in the context of aviation. For example a VIP passenger telling a pilot to take off.
Of course such a situation is really rare, and I'm not surprised if a native speaker couldn't think it up.
As a side note, "take off" can be generalized to mean to depart. "We're taking off" doesn't strictly have to mean that an airplane is taking off; it could mean that a boat is leaving port or a group is about to leave. >>974
Oh yeah, you're right. I know "put off" can be used to mean "postpone something"
but I was thinking of it in a context where you'd only say "put off" and nothing else.
I know "be put off by" isn't a verbal phrase either, but it's the only other instance I could
think of where "put off" means anything.
I can roughly understand some German sentences as well, but the average English-only
speaker might have an easier time understanding German due to exposure they may have
gotten from it being spoken in countless WW2 movies and such. At the very least, they'll
be more familiar with how German sounds than how Swedish sounds, so they can adjust a
little to the radically different pronunciation and try to pick out words here and there.
As for the vocab, both English and Swedish share a lot of borrowed vocabulary from German. >>975
You must get out ouf here, now. >>1034
That's you.Wanker. Very notice!For the sniffers. i got to know "童貞を殺すセーター（ニット）"(a sweater to kill the virgins) last night.
it might be the cutting edge of the sweater design and be considered fashionable,
but i felt that a woman's body is exposed so much that it is simply a sweater to bewilder the virgins. Although I've created a mess,
you can use below as a new thread.
I've been making mistakes here and there today.
Obviously it's not my day...
Chat in English (英語で雑談) part 204
https://lavender.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/english/1511354807/ >>957
I don't think foreigners can post on Shitaraba, at the moment anyways. >>988
Ya. You are right.
I got:
ERROR!!
海外ホスト規制中 Does that mean foreign IPs are NOT restricted from posting here...? Hi, dude.
Are you happy now?
Oh, you don't have to pretend to be happy.
You see, we are best friends, so you can tell me everything and anything when you have sad things.
I'm ready to console you anytime. Hi, dude
You can count on me any time if you have any problems.
That's bause we are bosom friends.
Oh, there is one thing I can't help you with. It's concerning money.
You see, I'm very poor, so plase knock on someone else's door when you need money, OK/ i got up after seeing a purest dream,,, i want to comeback these nostalgy time..(;w;) >>997
I know the feeling. Unfortunately, the truth is we can never go back, and if you spend your energy
trying to, you'll just stress yourself out and get depressed.
It's better to focus on making your life into something that makes the "you" of today happy. but i want to cherish these pure feelings and memories(;;) このスレッドは１０００を超えました。
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