Chat in English (英語で雑談) part 204
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テンプレはめんどくさいから、>>2以下で誰かやってください。 >>291
everyone wants *
....lol I forget so often where I put my grasses.
It's hard to find it without it. If you want to have your english corrected, you can describe to that effect in advance.
If no one requests correction, then no one should point out others writing. You got it? >>292
Is "lol" still a thing people use?
I just don't know as I don't use such retarded expressions. >>293
Maybe you are writing it intentionally but
"put my grasses" gave me a smile. >>296
Plenty of people say "lol." It's mostly used sarcastically or pessimistically these days, though.
For example: "I'm not gonna do what you say lol" or "yeah sure you can get a girlfriend lol." >>298
I see.
Since the introduction of emoji
we use these expressions much less often, I guess.
What is the plural for emoji is also a point of controversy for geeks.
I like emoji as a prural form of emoji than emojis,
which sounds unnatural to my native japanese ears.
"Sushis" is not acceptable either. >>292
I've never gave you permission to correct my sentence lol.
There is no time to deal with a person like you. >>297
then how he has had to say instead of "put"? >>303
the guy is the sae old ひねくれもの --People I hate #1--
•People who point out other's mistake suddenly, and try to make you feel like damn ass the same old*
sorry, i am typing lying on my bed due to 寒さ ヾ(・ω・。*) Get up right now and go for work like a slave. sorry, i live a leisurely life unlike you♪〜(´ε` ) Good morning, everyone.
I hope you all have a good day today.
God bless you all. >>309
Thanks for your nice greeting. It's in the evening over here, though. >>309
What religion are you in?
Just in case. >>311
I'm an atheist but not because I'm anti-god or anything, just because I don't really believe in any deities.
Staunch atheists who go out of their way to argue against religion and saying that god is a ridiculous concept
really piss me off.
I just said "God bless you all" because usually that's a nice thing to say here in the west. Generally, people wish for only good days although life is made up of verious kinds of days such as nice days, so-so days, bad days hard days.
So, it might be important for you how you should spend the days you don't wish for.
You could be a master of life if you could enjoy even unlucky days. On another note, what do you all think is the hardest part about studying English?
The radically different pronunciation? The spelling of words? The different grammar? Understanding real (as in, outside of textbooks) sentences?
I'm actually really curious about what Japanese people think of English, since there doesn't seem to be that many
Japanese people that are actively learning it, and rarely do you get to hear what they think of it.
And on the contrary, what do you think is the easiest part of the language? Especially in contrast to Japanese. >>312
I am not trying to get on your nurve.
Don't get me wrong.
Thank you for your God bless!
This thread has a lot of gheeks.So... >>304
It's called purverse. >>313
And do you have some knack of spending
that kind of no so fun days?
Interesting. I guess you need another message board for your unlimited desire.
So,take a look at the site.
http://jbbs.shitaraba.net/study/13024/ >>315
You mean “geeks”?
You are welcome ;))
Lol >>313
I think comedians have historically made great remarks
with regard to how you should face those "bad" days.
"Life is a tragedy when seen in close-up, but a comedy in long-shot",
a quote from Chaplin,
and the song "Always look on the bright side of life" from Monty Python
are some of my personal favorites.
The key, obviously, is to focus on what really matters in the long run.
If we could focus solely on the big picture, we would realize that
virtually all the difficulties we face everyday end up to be trivial ones. my gymnic ball used as chair for PC desk splitted today ;;
my weight is over 100kg but not so heavy thinking that the ball made in Italy. >< now im fixing the ball by cemedine super x2.. With all due respect to the superness of the great Cemedine,
it may not be super enough to fix a balance ball...
I simply cannot imagine that it would restore the flexibility needed. >>320
What a fantastic idea it is!
Moty paython's song.I know that and like it.
The problem we should solve is
how could get the long shot. >>320
And What a person like a dictionary you are!....Thanx. Is there anyone who has been divorced in your life? Hi folks! Sorry, I can't go back through everything I missed for 4 days but if anyone
was looking for me, please let me know!
>>321
Did you fall? >>329
It would seem that >>212-san was looking for you. >>329
Fuck off ugly white pig >>329
no. just heard air leaking and shrinked gradually. >>330
Thanks for your help! You rock dude.
>>212
I said I would try to check the thread on my phone over the weekend, but the truth is I've been
kind of down and didn't feel like doing anything, so I didn't make the effort. I hope you had a
good weekend though. For me, it feels a little strange being back at work after 4 days off.
I've never played any Final Fantasy game for more than an hour or two. I've tried 7 and 8 but
I didn't really get into them. How many are there now? 15, 16?
>>332
That's less funny but probably better for you. I hope your repair works! im not sleepy cause i drunk Oolong tea last night... >>334
Oolong is nice, I should pick some up. I haven't had it in a while. Lately I've been drinking
genmaicha more often. I really enjoy it during the colder part of the year. >>335
The both are good.
I also personally like Houjicha.
Do you all prefer 日本茶 or coffee?
Anyway teabreak gives us refreshing. >>333
i could fixed the split by silicon polymer, but i cant inflate the ball even though i pumped up at least 100 times... a complex mechanical strcture may exist inside the ball.. >>334
I don't think Ooolong makes you staywake up long in the night. >>331
Don't make a fuss.You're a problem. Oolong is too bitter for me and it makes my throat dry. I prefer grean tea >>341
Wait.Gree tea has no sugar too. non sugar tea is sooo usual in jpn.
i never pour sugar in oolong tea nor green tea. but black tea is good for milk &sugar. >>343
What's black tea?
Can you find out that in convinience store or somewhere ? >>345
British tea called black tea?Really?
I guess you need another message board for your unlimited desire.
So,take a look at the site.
http://jbbs.shitaraba.net/study/13024/ >>337
Maybe a vinyl patch kit?
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I agree that green tea should mostly be left alone, but I do things to black tea. For example, I like
Assam tea with just a tiny bit of milk and honey. Sometimes I add a little sugar if I make iced
mint tea.
I drink way more tea than coffee, but I have coffee sometimes too. The reasons are different.
Usually I drink tea because I enjoy it, and coffee because I want the caffeine.
Although sometimes I do just enjoy a cup of coffee for its own sake. >>347
no. i noticed patch kit after seeing your responce now and googled it,
but any pages didnt recommend to use pach kit (originally saled for bicycle punk) for excercise balls (the patch doesnt adhere to the surface of the ball). >>349
Oh well. I guess it's a different type of rubber :( but some pages succeed in by bicycle patch and binder for vinyl chloride.
i may give it a try. >>352
Good luck! It might be hard to find something that will work because of the pressure
when you sit on it. I hope you can find a way, instead of buying a new one. >>353
I should have said "instead of having to buy a new one." yes. the pressure of 113kg.. lol >>348
Get lost as always. I encountered English for the first time when I was in junior high. Looking back on those days, the alphabet whetted my appetite for the language to some degree.
But if I had to say, I didn't want to learn it because the grammar was all Greek to me.
On top of that, I was not an earnest student, so always got an F in English tests.
At that time, I was forced to study English because it was a required subject for entering sinior high and university.
to be continued. .... i've got middle-aged and at station, i can't run up stairs to platform
and jump on a train which is about to leave before it closes its doors.
my legs don't move anymore the way i want them to do. >>359
Do streach a lot everyday. >>359
I'm only 30 but my knees often hurt, and sometimes it's hard to get up and down.
Recently my elbows have been giving me trouble sometimes too.
Growing up is bullshit. Same thing could be applied to English.
If you don't use it on a daily basis, it will quickly deteriorate.
Doing some exercise everyday is the only way to keep your health.
But actually it is too cold to do some exercise.
By the way, is there anyone using OK Google features.
It's a little bit weird to talk to your smartphone,
but they even tell a joke when I asked them to talk something interesting. I hope they can be a good partner to train English someday.
For now they have limited capacity to keep conversation. I'm fed up with asking " what time is it now or tell me something interesting".
Still it is a good tool to exercise English skill. >>359 jump on a train
I am frightened to hear that.
Because I just have heard of an user of 4ch suffered serious physical injury by "jumped on a train"
The inhabitants of the board who knew the user used that phrase when talking about the accident.
I wonder if "juming on a train"could be used in the either case of 飛び乗る and 飛び込む?
. >>357
Please continue, I was reading!
>363
You're totally right about practicing language. In English, the expression is "Use it or lose it," and I
have seen it myself. I studied Japanese for 4 years and I never got to be fluent but I could get along
very well and hold a conversation in Japanese. But I have barely used it in ten years so I often
forget simple words.
As for Google Now, I agree it always feels weird talking to my electronics. I never thought about
using that to practice English though. That seems like a good idea but I guess you're right,
there isn't much variety that it can say. Unko means pussy.
Manko means poo.
New words for gaijins. hello everyone,how's it goin'??? >>368
It's cloudy here.
Dark mind! ♫ When I was young, I'd listen to the radio waitin' for my favorite songs ♫
There were two events waiting for me to make a complete turnaround in my life. What if I had not come across that song back then? Probably I wouldn't have been involved in Englsh for this very long.
It happened this way. After going into senior high, I met knid of a strange teacher whose appearance looks like Shimoda Kageki. Do you happen to know of him?
Anyway, he was an English teacher and asked us students to bring our favorite record to school at the first English class.
to be continued.... >>371
Yesterday once more right? >>361
Then...
I guess you need another message board for your unlimited desire.
So,take a look at the site.
http://jbbs.shitaraba.net/study/13024/ i dont fix the ball anymore >>362
You'd better go away. I have a gaijin phobia. It can’t be helped. >>376
maybe he works for hire
he is here everyday
most people can not do like what he is doing on a whim
it's the same with "Let's Talk about Political Issues"thread on this board
everyitime I post there, someone always disturb me with meaningless post i am thinking about signing up and taking part in some online game, say, fantasy world game.
i am being a bit tired of working at the office and being myself everyday.
i want to enjoy another me in a completely another world such as a wizard
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This is one of the most influencing japanese cultures. Few people can do this meticulous job in Japan. >>375
I'm sorry it didn't work out. Will your work replace it, or would you have to spend
your own money if you want a new one?
>>382
Anyone can copy and paste though ;)
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Oh, I guess I proved myself wrong. Mine didn't work lol. >>382
I don't think it's most influential. >>385
Alert for you to other ones. >>382
English speaking people also have ascii art, but the two have some major differences.
English ascii art usually only makes use of the original extended ascii character set in a mono-width font while the Japanese AA can use a wide range of characters from a Gothic style font. >>388
Do you know the fact that NSA had an anlyse on AA before?
They were trying to reveal a seacret code in that. >>331
You're very ugry aren't you? I have a question.
I forgot what you say in English when you imply the sexual organ indirectly like あそこ.
Thank you in advance for your response. ■ このスレッドは過去ログ倉庫に格納されています