Chat in English (英語で雑談) part 207
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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!
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Chat in English (英語で雑談) part 206
http://lavender.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/english/1516987808/ >>811
If you pay me, i'll rub it for you. The conversation between >>605 and >>610 quite makes me feel the difference in social classes. Even an American doesn't say such a weird joke in this kind of conversation. Sorry I got a wrong anchor.
The conversation between >>805 and >>810 quite makes me feel the difference in social classes. Even an American doesn't say such a weird joke in this kind of conversation. >>815
Of course they don't. They have no humor unlike me. I keep hearing news about America's tariffs and trade imbalance. So I spent time to learn about it.
Like I heard from some trustworthy people before, "domestic demand-driven economy" came up. It's like this:
Expansion of domestic demand
- To increase domestic demand. Due to our trade surplus, this has been strongly requested by the US and the EU countries.
By expanding domestic demand, more of our products will be consumed domestically (which will decrease exports), and our demand for imports will increase. And thus our trade surplus will decrease.
We have been demanded to change from export-driven economy to domestic-demand-driven economy.
I don't know when and who in the US and the EU requested this from us, but anyway this is what should be done to decrease our trade surplus.
It's from some standard textbook or something, so it must be a standard thing to do. It certainly sounds better than destroying our agriculture with FTA.
Expanding domestic demand includes such things as boosting personal consumpsion (which requires less consumption tax and more pay raise) and boosting public investment, all of which this country needs badly now. needs badly but the cult has been trying their damnedest to stop from happening.
There are more things I want to write but I must go to bed. Writing these things is good practice. I constantly struggle with my poor vocabulary and grammar. You are very intelligent. I know it. https://22.snpht.org/180618091216.jpg
japanese businessmen are so calm even if a magnitude 6 earthquake occured and be confined in Shinkansen!!!crazyyy! An earthquake occured in Osaka. The earthquake hit a bookshelf and I got a bump at the edge of falling book from the top. >>820
The filthy gaijin trying to incorporate into the Japanese society? No way! I think most Japanese are too stupid because they are made to work like slaves even in case of the large quake.
God tells Japanese people to take more vacations by making such an earthquake. https://22.snpht.org/180618190904.jpg
salary soldiers try to commute by walking on train lane.. I hope some huge earthquakes will occur in central Tokyo tommorrow night cause they can’t watch world cup lol
In the meantime I will enjoy it with cold beer I heard the news while I was waiting for my next train. For a moment I thought it was some minor earthquake,
but my boss over in Osaka called me that she got trapped in her train for a couple of hours because of the safety measures.
How come I didn't realize that? i took eiken 1st grade exam result...
but my score was 1974/2550 and boader is 2028...
so pity,,, Your efforts are not enough... keep up the good work Today I went to an eyeglasses store and then suddenly this guy approached me saying “Excuse me, I have a question to ask, where did you get your T-shirt?”
I was a bit taken aback but replied “it’s from Zara”.
Anyway, this kind of thing never happened to me before. Kinda shocking and refreshing. speaking of eyeglasses my favorite prostitute almost always tries to take away my glasses
while holding me a bit firmly with her legs.
my vision is blurred and i can hardly keep track of where i am or what part of her body i am kissing or touching.
she likes teasing me like that and enjoys seeing me puzzled and confused. >>825
Does the work you meant mean such kind of work as hard as slaves do?
my work is to be fan same as you play game or vacancy. The difference is
to get money not to spend them. There's no cocentration post here a lot . >>830
They are not soldidr kind. >>836
Just like so-called system engineers in Japan. This sort of work quite sucks. I believe too much work and too hard delivery for subcontractors will desolate the life. Work life balance is important. NEET is an acronym which simply represents Not employing or education or training.
you are NEET and moreover ass hole. Then NEETAH ＞＞８４２
System engineer is a worthwhile job. I have always proceeded with three or more project.
Very hard and happy. >>847
America isn't comfotable for living life. Earth isn't comfortable for living life. It is filled with so many あぼーん. There seems to be a few people obsessed with this thread. I hope they have better things to do. This thread is very nice.
But,Take a look at sister site as listed below because you’ll see a new world.
http://bbs.sp.findfriends.jp/?pid=thread_detail&;id=115921&pager_type=pager&page=1&w4&w4
That's ok if you don't come to the site. Fuck the Japanese soccer team. They are so weak. >>855
How do they worse?
We'll see that very soon. Because people say that. I can bet my life Japan will lose tonight. Let’s see how it goes.
I have to buy beers and snacks for it. THE stinky guy in the gym! No! Just get lost! Japan will score goals on the football match against Colombia today. (´⌒｀)
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I would be dead on the spot. >>858
I thought it was Tesuko Kuroyagagi. But I still love her.
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The system engineers in Japan are quite different from those in the West. Creativity is not required, and most of them are not more than subcontractors. It is the problem. You know why Americans or other Westerns don't want to work as system engineer in Japan. >>862
That French chick was just beautiful. That’s it. She completely lacks skills as an anchor. Oh no Japan could win this game... >>863
I think that creativity is necessary for any job, but at the same time, simple work is also
necessary to improve productivity.
Many workers engage in simple labor. In single labor, creativity is rather disturbing
to increase productivity.
Even in the job of system engineer, creative people are a bit necessary, but many
require simple workers.
This is the same for both Japan and the West. Continuous efforts and training are necessary to enhance creativity.
Even in any occupation, only those who have made such efforts will get creative work.
So most people will get subcontracted work. This would be nature's providence. My favorite Manga is Hunter x Hunter. It is bad ass I think the afterlife is just infinite blackness. When I saw the starting lineup, I felt this time something different could happen. And my intuition comes right.
Of course, advancing to the tournament is still a long shot. But it's far better than coming home with zero point. I can say that they had their job done already. >>869
Sometimes it's almost like a novel, though. haha >>870
There’s no such thing. Trust me I once died. I know it. >>881
This thread is very nice.
But,Take a look at sister site as listed below because you’ll see a new world.
http://bbs.sp.findfriends.jp/?pid=thread_detail&;id=115921&pager_type=pager&page=1&w4&w4
That's ok if you don't come to the site. >>871
Congrats. I do not know much about football. I do not see games that they may lose.
I did not see it this time. It seems like a miracle happened just like when they
won Brazil a long time ago. Be careful about the site (>>874)
Read the detail at >>388 what about Kumon English?
temera I’m tired today. Fuck all people in the office. Well, at least not worse than my office.
I'm now stuck in there with no one but these old hags, who won't stop whispering with each other about their gossips few desks behind me. It's just their voices that graze on my nerves.
Can't focus on my damn things on the thought of me breathing the same air with their kind. Where's my nice and hot colleague at my age? i would say that generally speaking homeless people in the states are far more stinkier than japanese homeless.
lol It's just because they have much more meat than the Japanese have even though they are homeless. But I believe life-style as being homeless is more accepted by Western society than in Japan, and I've seen many homeless people even in welfare countries like Denmark or Germany. >>881
> what about Kumon English?
> temera
What place do you live in? >>874
What's your religion? >>882
is denmark a welfare-oriented country? really?
i assume that denmark should be an origin of pirates and its people easily get berserk to others...far from welfare. Speaking of Demark, I had sex with a Danish guy last year >>896
Don't get her wrong! I want to have dreams about Minase Inori, but instead I dreamt that I had no electricity in my house for 3 months. >>898
This thread is very nice.
But,Take a look at sister site as listed below because you’ll see a new world.
http://bbs.sp.findfriends.jp/?pid=thread_detail&;id=115921&pager_type=pager&page=1&w4&w4
That's ok if you don't come to the site. >>894
So,What do you want us to do for you? I occasionally spot grammatical mistakes in newspapers in English. I wonder if they don't use any grammar check softwares.
At the same time it reassures me because even native speakers make mistakes, non-native speakers like me can make a lot more mistakes.
By the way Reddit is a really good site to get used to writings of native English speakers. Subreddit, Today I learned, is especially interesting.
I'm surprised by the fact that ordinary people can produce such fabulous sentences. I also like subreddit, books. Someday I want to write a review about a book I am reading now, embracing defeat. This thread is very nice.
But,Take a look at sister site as listed below because you’ll see a new world.
http://bbs.sp.findfriends.jp/?pid=thread_detail&;id=115921&pager_type=pager&page=1&w4&w4
That's ok if you don't come to the site. >>896
Is that one of your OCD symptoms that you keep spamming the same stupid comment?
If so, you should go see your doctor now. You see? The head one. I think you're not recovering at all. You need help. It is difficult to pronounce level, as if level rebels against me.
Also there is a trouble when pronouncing travel.
I also don't know what is a right light sound.
I cannot believe that native speakers easily differentiate them. >>898
Qué linda colombiana! English, motherfucker, do you speak it? >>898
What's grammer check software?
Misspeling checking one is widly known but... Speaking English is easy but speaking error free English is extremely difficult.
I know many Japanese learners can speak and write very complex Japanese sentences but unfortunately most of them are full of grammatical errors.
It is needless to say this is also the case for our English.
English and Japanese have almost no common grammatical structures.
That's the reason why we struggle... >>902
I'm talking about grammarly.
I found grammatical mistakes again in English newspapers a while ago.
This is completely different in Japanese newspapers.
It is almost impossible to find any grammatical mistakes in them.
This may show the fundamental differences between English and Japanese. >>904
Sorry to interrupt, but I'm curious to know what those mistakes that you mention are.
Would you please show them here? >>905
Sorry I tried to find the article but I can't find the one now. I've read many articles, so... But that's a trivial mistakes easy to spot. That's why I wonder if they don't use any such kind of softwares. >>906
Never mind about that. Thank you for trying to find.
I occasionally find typos in books written in Japanese.
But as you say, I don't remember ever spotting grammatical mistakes in Japanese newspapers. I always wonder why these people keep talking about the exact same thing again and again in this thread. >>905
You're four letter words learner.
Aren't you? >>913
That is bad but here's for 雑談. I have no idea why you guys are so obsessed with either finding or making any mistake while being totally aware that your English is not even nearly perfect. レス数が900を超えています。1000を超えると表示できなくなるよ。
