10/05/12 04:45:49
>>452
I'd say its fairly uncommon in the UK.
A fair few people have them but the majority don't.
It gets looked down on a bit as well.
454:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/12 06:25:54
TOEIC満点をとった幻の女性に電撃インタビュー!!!
URLﾘﾝｸ(nomura.no1wizard.com)
455:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/12 08:34:59
>>454
Pics or gt(ry
But really, if you're going to post something like that here, you should
post it in English.
456:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/12 10:33:17
TOEIC満点をとった幻の女性に電撃インタビュー!!!
URLﾘﾝｸ(nomura.no1wizard.com)
457:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/12 11:11:04
If Paris Hilton and such girls as Lady GaGA have
their tongue pierced, ever american girl follows.
Who starts this is crucial
458:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/12 16:19:39
>>457
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.buzzfeed.com)
Another trend started by stupid celebrities.
459:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/12 19:05:39
hi guys,did you have a wonderful day today? anything fun?
460:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/12 19:27:14
>>458
Pretty disturbing that they hate their bodies so much they have to do that to feel good about themselves.
At least that's what Jennifer Love Hewitt seems to do, as she stated she does it to feel good about that part of herself.
Vaguely reminds me of Bobby Neurotic...
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.bitterfilms.com)
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.bitterfilms.com)
Also, I hate how people keep using vagina when they mean vulva or mons pubis.
URLﾘﾝｸ(en.wikipedia.org) is not an image of a vagina.
The vagina is internal, and it makes as little sense calling your vulva your vagina,
as calling your scrotum or penis your urethra.
461:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/12 23:50:33
>>460
But the word vagina simply sounds better than vulva.
462:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/13 00:05:37
suck my balls
463:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/13 00:56:18
I'd say its fairly uncommon in the UK.
A fair few people have them but the majority don't.
It gets looked down on a bit as well.
464:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/13 01:56:31
one sounds like angina, the other, a Swedish car make...
465:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/13 05:40:14
>>461
That is not relevant. Many people don't even say vagina, they just refer to it as if it were a dirty word.
Like "vajayjay" or "vagoo". The right words should be used for the right things. If you don't like vulva, then invent a different nickname for it.
Don't just use a close word for it instead, that is euphemism done severely wrong.
A leg is not a knee, the thigh is not the hamstring, your torso is not your lungs, and your head is not the cerebellum, no matter how much cooler the latter ones might sound.
466:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/13 06:00:56
Volvo means "I roll" in Latin.
467:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/13 12:40:22
hi guys,did you have a wonderful day today? anything fun?
468:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/13 15:44:16
>>467
yeah, I've managed to locate a decent Asian supermarket in my city.
I guess reading Japanese recipes will be a lot less frustrating from now on.
I went in, only planning to buy a few things for at most 10 bucks or so (most
importantly a pack of 味噌), but ended up blowing 60 Euros on all kinds
of sauces, candy, noodles, pastes, drinks, canned fish and what have you.
469:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/13 16:48:24
awesome,you should have bought pockys too.
470:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/13 16:53:14
The city I'll be in this summer has an Asian supermarket next to a
Kinokuniya. I wonder how much money I'll end up spending...
I hope I don't get fat from all the Pocky.
471:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/13 17:58:55
I don't have access to a good asian supermarket. It's sad. I ran out of bonito flakes yesterday.
472:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/13 22:42:40
why don't you have access?
473:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/13 23:04:30
>>472
when I want to enter the supermarket, the door just won't open.
Instead, the door turns red and a female voice saying "access denied" sounds from a speaker.
474:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/14 01:46:37
>>473 is this an online supermarket? are you some form of cyber entity?
475:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/14 16:09:40
>>474
No, it is my local shop. The shop keeper gives a stern face behind the doors
when this happens. I wonder why.
476:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/14 19:49:57
how about doing online shopping? you could buy anything you want I guess.
477:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/14 20:12:44
for test
478:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/15 00:45:22
>>469
Nah, they sell that stuff in every normal grocery store around here,
albeit under a different name (Mikado).
>>470
>Kinokuniya
cool, I wish I had something like that over here. I do have access
to a very small Japanese book shop that I've checked out today, but they
don't have much that would interest me. The only fields they're fairly
well-stocked in are fashion and gossip magazines (not interested),
European philosophy (can read that in European languages), dictionaries
(already have everything I need), and manga (nice, but I still have like
15 unread volumes sitting on my shelf).
But maybe it's at least cheaper to order stuff through them than
amazon/yesasia, I'll see about that when I order my next batch of books.
479:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/15 01:50:04
I don't understand.
480:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/15 05:14:55
Then you have failed. Please be specific. Please study more words.
481:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/15 10:42:11
I miss *schoolgirl*
482:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/15 18:17:04
who does not miss schoolgirl?
483:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/15 20:26:07
so what?
484:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/16 01:17:07
rolling so whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat!!
485:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/16 02:43:15
Rolling down the street, smoking indo.
You The Rock smoked indo, and look what happened to him.
486:American Guy on 2ch
10/05/16 05:39:25
I miss schoolgirl ;_;
She used to bake me cookies, and read me bedtime stories. She used to take me on trips all over the world; we scaled Mt. Everest, and dived down to the deepest parts of the Mariana Trench.
I miss you schoolgirl, I really do.
487:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/16 05:53:30
R.I.P your memory.
488:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/16 10:59:15
>>486
Dream on, dream away....
The sounds of schoolgirls and homecoming queens are very nice.
They make my day.
489:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/17 06:29:35
test
490:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/17 06:39:13
Ah, seems like the ban was finally lifted.. I've done it for the first time
in about a month. The last time I posted here is when admins lifted the ban.
As I said then, why did they start banning people just because one of us makes
a complain about the Democratic Party, the loopy Prime Minister? I don't want to be
banned that easily without making any mistake on my part. It's really frustrating.
491:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/17 14:26:44
How many times have you ever felt loopy in your boring life?
492:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/17 14:28:18
This is an inspiring story about a refugee who was awarded "Woman of the year"
Please click below.
URLﾘﾝｸ(nomura.no1wizard.com)
493:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/17 14:32:34
No, I don't want to be forwarded to a phishing site.
If you want to let us know, please sum up the inspiring story you said it was.
494:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/17 16:09:49
I'm looking for a job.
495:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/17 17:05:01
It's hot today.
496:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/17 17:06:40
I know
497:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/17 17:15:40
My life is not boring. It is strange.
498:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/17 17:53:05
My life is boring.
499:イギリス人
10/05/17 19:44:36
>>478
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
I don't think the Italian 'Mikado' advertisements would get past the
censors in my country...
500:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/17 21:01:14
>>497
How strange?
>>499
Who advertises it? I don't think it's Glico, though..
/////////////////////////////////////////////////
But now that I've searched, it actually is a Glico product..
Hmm, it's more like advertising a new photocopier, isn't it?
501:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/17 21:05:16
>>499
>I don't think the Italian 'Mikado' advertisements would get past the
>censors in my country...
How about this one?
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
502:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/17 21:13:38
>>499
Oh, hey, your name. That reminds me. I watched on the news that the general election
was conducted in the UK and that LDP and the workers party (is that correct?) decided
to make a coalition government. How do you feel about it? Do you agree or disagree with
their decision? Do you think it'll work? How's the approval rate now?
503:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/17 21:26:58
As for Japan's current administration, I really am not happy with it.
If you asked around in Japan, most people would say NO to Hatoyama, the current prime minster,
who admitted in the 1 on 1 debate the other day that he was surely loopy. I'm sick of it.
The latest poll shows that the current downturn in the number of people who approve
Hatoyama administration is primarily due to his inability to make decisions, and I think there
are many more reasons why. I didn't vote for the Democratic Party, coz I knew things would never go
in the right direction. And I was right. He's getting loopier.
Luckily, we have an election this summer. We should make him pay.
504:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/17 21:36:44
around 20 percent: approval
around 65 percent: disapproval
505:埋地 ◆eMTYZaOJDw
10/05/17 22:27:11
Everytime I watch LADY GAGA's dance in her music video,I can't stop laughing at.
Because her dance is similar to Egashira 2:50's dance,I think.
Here movies of his dance are
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
506:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/18 21:31:38
This thread has become really inactive. Most people, who I had a chat with ages ago, all seem
to have left here until now. I miss even the Noriaki da King guy. lol
507:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/18 21:37:14
>>505
Ega-chan is really popular among 2chers, isn't he? lol
When I had a look on a "currencies" thread, I often saw his AAs anytime the charts
went up so suddenly and sharply. That was timely and funny.
508:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/18 22:24:03
he has a big big talent!!
509:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 06:21:03
Confucius says, "A man who puts his dick in peanut butter is fucking nuts"
510:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 06:50:46
I'm going to live in the USA for July, August and September, in New york, basing my living on New York Luthern Church.
It would be a fascinating time living in Christ and Christ living in me.
What do you think?
511:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 07:08:19
I would be living in a different place If I were you. Think this way,
there are churches in Japan as well and it is out of the question to live
there if you aren't a Christian, so do you want to do the same in Japan?
Anyhow, it might be a good experience. It's like visitors to Japan living
in a temple or a shrine.
512:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 07:30:56
I had been living basing my living on Church until 9 years ago.
But for 8 years after that, I was forced to live without church until March last year thou I had one more year till retirement.
So I quit working as a Miyazaki prefectural English teacher.
Miyazaki prefectore education committee had been forcing some teachers into hardship and had been killng them by suiciding.
And I was one of the victims being made unable to go to church on Sundays when I had to work for corresspondence system learnig senior high schooling.
So I quit and came to Tokyo on April 1st last year.
Since then I haven't missed a single Sunday church prayer service.
On Sundays I pray in an English Sunday worship service and Japanese Sunday service, and sometimes even evening English service.
Besides Sunday services, I attend one or two English Bible class.
Jesus is everything to me because He saved me when I was trying to suicide in dark dark dispar whe I was about 35 years of age , for which I am 60 years of age now.
513:イギリス人
10/05/19 07:55:41
>>502
It seems to be going pretty smoothly, but it's early days yet. A government
is usually chosen by the first party past a set number of locally elected
'seats'. This time, of course, nobody made it past that point. The Conservative
party won, technically, but didn't have a majority vote, so the Liberal Democrat
party joined up with them, bringing the numbers to a majority government. So even
though the Liberal Democrats came in third place, they're in a much, much stronger
position than the Labour party, who came second (and were ousted from power).
Personally, I voted Liberal Democrats, so even though my local council is still
Labour-run (most of North-East England is loyal to Labour... Tony Blair is from just
a few miles down the road), I'm pretty happy with the results. So far, anyway.
As for approval ratings, 64% of voters approve of the coalition. 87% Conservative
voters approve, and 77% LibDem voters approve. Labour voters, of course, have a
different opinion.
If Boris Johnson had been running as leader of the Conservative Party, I'd have voted
for them.
Other than the issues of moving a US base and a funds scandal, there was a recent
story on the BBC about Hatoyama...
URLﾘﾝｸ(news.bbc.co.uk)
514:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 08:17:24
I was surprised to hear that Liberal Democratic Party is quite a socialist party, which is contrary to Liberal Democratic Party in Japan which is corrupted and is being broken down.
515:イギリス人
10/05/19 08:27:29
>>514
I suppose there are quite a few LibDem policies which seem quite socialist,
and even though there are a few policies which were aimed at easing the burden
for poorer families, they're reasonably class-neutral.
It's the Labour party which is mainly seen as the most socialist, though,
having red as the party colour, being a member of Socialist International,
and trying to appear to support the common workers (and non-workers, for that
matter).
Oh, I meant to add that one of the main agreements the Conservatives had to
agree to before LibDem would join them, was to hold a referendum on reforming
the entire election system, to make it fairer. Neither Conservatives nor Labour
would agree to change it outright, but they both agreed to let us have a say in
whether it should change. Which it should.
516:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 08:35:44
It should change because it has been changing in th USA, in Japan, in China.
I wish Kim Jonwil will die very soon so it can change in Korea too.
517:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 08:59:09
>>513
64 percent. I see. People's expectation is set high now.
What do you think about Euro? The labor party says the UK should
put some distance from it if I'm not mistaken.
Ah, his fashion sense. It's the worst. But the shirt he was wearing at the
barbecue looked good on him in a sense. The shirt made me think he's quite loopy.
You know, he can't even decide on colour. So he wanted green, red, yellow, purple
and blue. He doesn't even know we gave him the red card, though.
>>514
Personally, Ozawa is the one who's rotten. LDP is far beter than DPJ.
Don't tell me you think LDP is corrupted because several TV commentators says so.
518:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 09:00:08
Fuck china
519:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 09:01:54
My mistake. It's not the labor party but the conservative party that might have said so.
520:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 09:04:58
Tony Blair was leader of the Labor party, which is seen as the most socialist, but he was just a neo-conservative in foreign policy.
So, it doesn't really matter whether they are lefties or righies, I guess.
521:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 09:12:23
>>515
>reforming the entire election system, to make it fairer.
That made news here in Japan. Even here it became clear and obvious last year
that it couldn't reflect voters opinions. Japan followed the English election system in order to establish what they say is
two party system like the Labor and the Conservative in your country.
522:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 09:24:41
>>515
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
This is a theme song for Hatoyama.
The same video is quite popular in Niconico.
Nobody believes in him.
523:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 09:56:13
We should get Hatoyama ousted from Japan!
524:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 10:09:51
Hatoyama is not guilty, if you ask me.
You have to assume someone behind him.
525:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 10:13:25
Japabillies, unite!!!
526:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 10:24:23
>>524
I know what you mean. He is pulling strings behind the scene, Ozawa..
He should be punished now of course. It's not reasonable if he gets away with it.
Be that as it may, Hatoyama bet us his prime minister position that he would
definitely solve the base issue no later than the end of May, and he is going to fail
without any responsibility to fulfill? No, that's all his fault.
527:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 10:45:18
Ozawa Ichiro's case is not going to be brought to the court.
How disgusting it is. Where's the justice?
528:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 10:55:37
The members of the DPJ are morally corrupted. That's for sure.
Why could the minster of agriculture smirk even when he failed to encompass the
foot-and-mouth disease disaster that happened a month ago?
Why didn't Kobayashi Chiyomi quit even after it came out that she breached the law?
I'd say DPJ is the worst party we ever had in recent history of Japan.
529:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 11:54:08
>>523
I hope so.
530:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 12:45:35
Katawa Shoujo is out in Japanese.
What are your thoughts?
531:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 12:54:10
>>530
I have no idea what you meant by Katawa Shoujo.
Guess it's a girl, but I don't know why she's out.
Can you explain for the background info on that?
532:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 13:07:19
www.katawa-shoujo.com
A free visual novel game (only complete up to Act 1 so far) about dating girls at a
school for students with disabilities.
Japanese language blog is at www.katawashoujo-ja.blogspot.com
533:イギリス人
10/05/19 18:02:18
>>517
Ah, the Euro. People here are still unsure about that. Both Labour and
Conservatives are wishing to keep the Pound as the national currency,
but LibDems are generally more EU-oriented, so if they were the majority
government, there would have been a referendum on switching to the Euro.
They would try and convince us it's the right thing to do too. But at
this point in time, they're keeping very quiet about it. Probably because
of the current situation in the rest of the EU and with the Euro being so
weak right now.
>>520
Though the Labour Party is seen more as a socialist party because of its roots
and symbols, it's much more centre-left these days. Though... our former Home
Secretary (and later Justice Secretary), Jack Straw, was a member of the Communist
Party.
We've heard quite a bit about his wife too. About how she eats the sun every morning,
how she used to know Tom Cruise when he was incarnated as a Japanese in a past life,
and when her spirit took a trip to Venus on a UFO.
>>521
We haven't had the chance to vote on it yet, as the new government is still
settling in, but I'm pretty certain it'll change in favour of a Proportional
Representation system, rather than the First Past the Post system we have now.
>>522
Wish people would make videos like that for our prime ministers. Suppose
this is the closest thing we have...
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
534:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 19:46:46
>>533
As far as I know, it may be wise to see how the Euro going to be.
If I were from Germany, I'd get upset to hear the tax money was used for Greece,
no matter how complicated things were.
It's Hatoyama Miyuki you were talking about, right?
Now that the approval rate of his administration went down (come to think of it,
it's been keeping going down from the start; it never went up even once. And I'm sure it's not
hit the low now. Down, down, down. ), she's making herself unseen in public.
The columnist who described him as "loopy" was quite right. The word also goes for his wife.
And I feel irritated and frustrated when I hear the word fraternalism, which Hatoyama used to use a lot when he became PM.
Do you think you can trust a person who's so fickle what he says in the morning changes in the evening and that changes next day which changes a week later,
and in the end he doesn't remember what he says a month later?
Hatoyama said clearly he would quit if he wasn't able to convince his ministers, Okinawan people and America until the 31th of May.
And he's saying he's going to give a try after that? Don't make fun of us. Liar..
535:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 19:57:55
Hastoyama must diappear with May.
With June, it's Kan who made all the documets of Welfare Ministry over medicine -caused aids
that must reside as PM.
536:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 20:01:45
Everybody, read Japan Communist Party newspaper Akahata which is Red Flag!
It tells truly major facts of the world.
537:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 20:08:22
>>535
Do you honestly believe he has what it takes to be Prime Minister?
No, I don't think so. I have seen the scene many times when he's asked a
question concerning financing and accounting, couldn't answer it, and lost
his temper. He's not worthy of Prime Ministry. All he can do is shout and try to
silence people. I don't trust in him any more than in Hatoyama.
538:イギリス人
10/05/19 20:11:38
>>534
Ah, sorry - you're right, it's Hatoyama Miyuki I meant. Often I go back
and add sentences and this time it was in the wrong place, which made it
look like I was talking about Jack Straw's wife.
Wives of politicians here never really try to stand out. They might speak
a little during campaigns, but generally try not to draw attention to themselves.
Ah... the Daily Mail doesn't really like Nick Clegg (LibDem leader) very much
because of the fact that his wife is Spanish and not British, and that they gave
their children Spanish names.
539:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 20:12:31
Hatoyama is the loopy king of tax evasion. The only reason he's not arrested
is because he's the current Prime Minister. If he steps down, then there's a strong
possibility that he'll be in jail in the end. That's why he sticks to the PM title.
540:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 20:17:58
You know, Kan was the only one who made them bring out all the facts.
541:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 20:37:40
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.independent.co.uk)
Seems like David Cameron, the new PM of Britain, was a relaxed and cool kid.
Maybe he's relaxing the policy on recreational use of marijuana as well.
URLﾘﾝｸ(pibillwarner.wordpress.com)
Aw shit, is he gonna ban neo-nazis?
542:イギリス人
10/05/19 21:05:02
>>541
Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, has said he (himself) tried cocaine at university,
and marijuana before university. He and Cameron went to the same university
and were in the same club (along with George Osborne, our new Chancellor).
Saw a documentary about them a few months back, and Cameron was pretty
laid-back at university, and didn't really appear to make much of an effort.
543:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/19 21:27:19
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
He opposes the racist group in the UK while he has a tight connection with some Euro neo-nazis.
Is he sort of a hypocrite? I'm confused.
544:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/20 08:28:06
>>538
>Wives of politicians here never really try to stand out.
That's usually the case here in Japan. Hatoyama Miyuki is quite exceptional.
While we are on the subject, I've seen her appearing on TV variety shows several times, and the hosts unconditionally
treated her like a celeb or something. AH, I'm reminded that she also used "fraternalism" a lot.
That gets on my nerve.. Her husband tried to evade Tax and he's still pretending he didn't know
what was going on. I want to ask her if fraternalists don't have to pay taxes.
I haven't heard of the Daily Mail, but I wonder if this Nick's wife doesn't have English nationality
even after the marriage.
545:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/20 13:01:57
What do you want from government in Japan?
I want all poor people become not poor.
I want the government reduce the number of suicide to a half of what is now.
546:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/20 13:04:14
Then people will buy more goods,
and it will let people make things more and let more people have jobs.
This is what I want.
547:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/20 13:32:44
>>545
I guess basically no one is opposed to your opinion; it'd be an ideal world.
However, what the Democratic Party of Japan says is ridiculous. They decided to give households with
a child or children under 15 yo a monthly allowance of 13,000 according to the number of children they have,
but there's no assurance they can do that; there's not enough revenue to achieve the policy.
In fact, in most of the case, even parents who have children have to pay more tax than they get from the child benefit system,
and that means most people are made to pay more tax than before. That's quite silly.
In addition, they got past a law called "basic environmental protection" or something, but it's also
quite meaningless and it would crucify ordinary Japanese people. It says we should cut 25 percent of the gas emission, but
the loopy members of the party has never make clear how to do that. Probably they are thinking of buying "air" from other
countries, and in order to do that, they say they have to raise tax. They are mad.
I strongly suggest they quit this nonsense now.
Also, about the suicide issue, there's more the government should do.
Safety nets and mental support should do. I'm not sure Hatoyama really have an idea, though..
548:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/20 13:54:58
I wonder how the Futenma base problems will settle.
549:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/20 14:09:37
>>548
As you may know, the Hatoyama administration has messed it all up and so I doubt they
can solve the issue smoothly. According to the new report, he decided to fill the sea with mud,
but most people in the right mind would say that he surely broke the promise that he would never
do that. He just wanted to make his plan look feasible, but I'm sure it'll fail.
All I want to say is this; Hatoyama sucks.
550:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/20 15:25:23
See Hatoyama's press conferences and you'll notice Hatoyama looks uneasy and worried
when making statements. And his eyes, what does he look? His eyes seem unfocused and dreamy.
There's something wrong with him. That's written on his face.
551:イギリス人
10/05/20 18:18:37
>>544
The Daily Mail is known to be quite nationalistic and anti-immigration,
reporting mainly on... the evils of foreign countries, the injustice of
the justice system, paedophiles, the royal family, and how everything
can give you cancer.
Someone wrote a song about it...
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
Anyway, despite marrying him, Clegg's wife hasn't taken British citizenship.
She used to work as an advisor on trade law, economic relations and the Middle
East for both the EU and British government. She now works as head of international
trade law for a large, international law firm.
552:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/21 08:24:47
>>499
When I was bored, I've checked out a lot of foreign TV commercials on youtube,
and I must say there are many really good ones in the UK.
Here are some of my favorites that I've seen recently:
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
553:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/22 08:31:10
Hatoyama is ill mentally or spiritually, is he not?
554:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/22 08:37:46
Hatoyama ia ill.
Hatoyama should ask Kan to succeed the Prime Ministry, shouldn't he?
555:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/22 08:42:51
Yesterday, I delivered Japan Communist Party handbills in front of Myogadani Station,
where I looked eyes of the walking people and greeted smiling.
They also smiled at me, and many of them took handbills from my hand.
556:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/22 10:06:27
>>555
Are all members of the Communist Party NEETs?
If not, what are you Communists doing in evil capitalist Japan anyway?
Don't you realize that, simply by living and working here, you are
helping the corrupt capitalist system and its imperialist American overlords?
Go to the glorious Communist paradise of North Korea and help the Dear Leader
if you want to contribute to moving the world in the right direction.
557:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/22 12:32:57
The more NEETs grow, the more Communist Party members grow.
That's what Japan is.
558:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/22 13:47:49
>>553
He's just loopy. That means he lacks common sense, in my opinion.
He turns his back on the reality. He has the gift for provoking people
without meaning to. He didn't deserve to be Prime Minister.
According to a news article, most people say he lacks leadership skills.
He doesn't have the ability to make decisions. Don't forget he's loopy.
559:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/22 14:46:57
how boring.
you guys want only to say loopy, don't you?
560:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/22 14:53:00
They know they're in a loop.
561:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/23 11:04:25
>>560
But chances are Hatoyama himself hasn't realized he's out of the loop.
562:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/24 15:13:53
Have you heard that hundreds of thousands of cows should be killed due to the foot and mouth desease?
It's a disaster.
563:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/24 16:06:55
>>562
That's because of Akamatsu, the minister of agriculture.
564:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/24 18:11:39
I don't think it's not peculiar to him.
where is animal's right to live?
how selfish fuckin human are.
565:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/24 18:12:59
* it's not peculiar -> it's peculiar
566:埋地 ◆eMTYZaOJDw
10/05/24 20:51:27
I don't have an expectation to Japanese soccer team.
Because Japaenese soccer team has been beated in the W cup many times.
They can't win, rather, never win. And in this time, they can't do again, I think.
So, I don't wanna watch the match of Japanese vs a country's soccer team, and
I wonder why do the Japanese soccer freaks continue to encourage to them?
567:イギリス人
10/05/24 20:54:28
>>566
England's one and only World Cup win in football was in 1966,
44 years ago now. I don't think our chances are too good this time,
as usual.
568:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/24 23:34:52
I don't think I would be feel any bad if Japan's world cup ended up in a 3-streak defeat.
Actually, I have no particular feelings with today's game because I think it was a matter of course.
Then I have realized a great fact that if we have no hope, then we can be free from frustration.
I want to share this feelings with all the Japanese people. Let's be pessimistic, then we can find God in our life.
569:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/25 00:03:55
Germany usually ends up reaching at least the semi-finals.
But I don't care about football. When there's an important match
with a German or Turkish team playing, I usually go to the gym.
Hardly anyone is there during those times, so I never have to wait
until someone else finishes his reps on the machine I want to use next.
570:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/25 08:13:17
>>569
In '02 we played like shit and still went to the finals.
This year we'll play even worse, so I don't see why we shouldn't win this.
571:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/25 10:06:30
>>566
It's a national character of Japanese.
Remember WW2.
How many people realized that they wouldn't be able to make a win in the battle.
But they send lots and lots of young boys to TOKKOTAI without thinking how weak they are.
They closed their eyes,and just imagened they would be able to make a win by their death.
So crazy.
572:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/25 10:26:09
>>571
That's war.
The U.S. used two nuclear bombs. So crazy.
573:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/25 11:07:35
>>572
Yes,that's so crazy.And war is war.
But make sure I'm talking without any nationalisms.
In fact,as you can see my bad English,I'm a Japanese guy.
I wanted to talk just about a national character of most Japanese.
And I think the nuclear bombs aren't issue of national characters.
574:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/25 11:37:52
>>573
Just so you know, imagine what it would be to board on a plane with explosives by which you're ordered to bomber a vessle
in a way you crashes the plane into it with yourself.
Imagine what they would have thought how their family and descendants, I mean, you, would be treated
if they lose the war in an era that almost all of colored countries were colonies of the Western countries.
Don't mix up their spirit with desperation. I'm not talking about nationalism either, I'm talking about humanity.
575:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/25 11:48:19
>>574
576:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/25 12:19:58
I told "WITHOUT nationalism".
So I didn't say you were talking "about "nationalism.
I just felt you were talking by nationalism.
Because when I told about tokkotai,you told about nuclear bomb.
I also wanna talk about humanity.But I think that national traits are there, too.
577:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/25 19:09:30
fack you
578:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/25 19:27:53
>>573
The city of Hiroshima and the city of Nakasaki had their people and all lives disappear at once.
We are the only nation who had the nuclear bomb kill counless people.
We are the nation who must work hardest for abolishment of newclear weapons.
579:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/27 03:48:54
>>567
I know controversial goal by England.
England barely(narrowly?) won the world cup by possible biased
refree and the homegame advantage.
I don't know whether England deserved the world champion.
I don't have many knowledage about the world cup 1966.
Korea in 2002 is still new to me and Italy won world cup by fraud
and Spain seems to have gone up to final games by false judges
in their world cup.
So I become suspicios of the matches in England too.
As for England national team now, it's not too good but you
have more chance than before, do you?
Rooney is possibly world top three player and at his best time,
MF plyaers are very uncomprably powerful.
Defenders are good too.
580:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/27 03:55:52
In 2002 when japan were figning in world cup, train were almost
empty.
I remember. That was daytime. I guess
that was tunisa ＶＳ japan.
I hope japan will get a real world cup victory, which means
frist win outside japan.
Best 4 is no way.
581:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/27 04:05:04
>>542
Do you know Boris Johnson is turkish descent?
ofcourse he is tremendously immersed with English blood.
He marries half-Indian woman, doesn't he?
Some british white nationalists argued how he looked non-white on the web,
citing his asian characteristics, this and that.
That was funny. They must have not liked his policy and his marriage.
He looks quite aryan and looks typical of English elite.
582:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/27 08:23:19
I had been forced not to go to church every Sunday for 8 years by Miyazaki Prefecture education committee because they forced me, knowing that I am a Christian, not to go to church on Sundays
by keeping me within correspondence system learning senior high school for 8 years and intending to keep me one more year until I got to the retirement age.
I quit working there one year before my retirement age,
and since then I haven't missed even one day going to church on Sunday.
Even more, I go to church three days in one week, going to Sunday service and Thursday and Friday Bible study classes.
I am completely content living my life basing on Church.
Is going to church the greatest pleasure to you?
583:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/27 08:48:49
I am going to church today to attend English Bible study class.
Do you envy me?
584:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/27 11:12:25
Japan Communist Party criticises Democratic Party on its contary to democracy measure to Okinawa problems.
Halperin an ex-adviser of President criticises Democratic Party for its ignoring of the voice of Okinawans.
585:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/27 18:42:36
>>583
Most English-speaking countries don't really care about Christianity,
One way or the other.
Except for America, but even then...
586:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/27 18:59:14
Have you guys ever played non-Japanese video games?
I didn't used to play even a single one of them, but for some reason
Dragon Age appealed to me, and so I just get a start on it.
I'm not used to the formats, I mean, when conversation scenes between the main character and subs appear,
I have to make a choice of how to respond. And that makes me think sometimes - like you can kill ordinary
persons without mercy - that wouldn't happen in Japanese video games like Dragon Quest.
And though I can use AI to make my allies act on my wish, but I find it a little tough to make such settings.
It's complicated. But over all, Dragon Age is quite interesting, even though I sometimes have trouble understanding
what's going on due to the language. It's not for learners, of course. I often come across English expressions that are
hard to get, and I need to get used to their pronunciations and accents.
587:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/28 00:25:18
>>586
yep. I'm sick of Japanese RPG, especially used animation-like character.
I think japanese RPG haven't improved even a bit for decades.
I haven't played "洋ゲー" since last january.
"洋ゲー"stand for the game made in somewhere outside of Japan in English.
pronunciation of this word is "you ge-"
anyway, if you like Dragon Age, I strongly recommend you The Witcher.
in combat, I often heard The Witcher is inferior to Dragon Age.
But, The story line of The Witcher is awesome. it is grim and ruthless.
As you mentiond Dragon Age, The expression of The Witcher is also not suitable for lerneres of English.
I often stumbled over trying to understand what they said.
every time I stuck, I referred to online dictionary.
even though if you are not fluent in English, many troubles and hardships will be waiting for you,
The Witcher is worth playing.
588:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/28 00:39:57
>>587
I think "洋ゲー" sounds more like "Yo gay"
589:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/28 00:59:53
I cannot help but agree with you, though I don't like that' sound. (w
590:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/28 03:14:48
>>585
examples of devoted christians and sincere christian organizations
in America.
Organizations
URLﾘﾝｸ(en.wikipedia.org)
URLﾘﾝｸ(en.wikipedia.org)
individuals
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.nndb.com)
URLﾘﾝｸ(cache.gawker.com)
URLﾘﾝｸ(johndenugent.com)
URLﾘﾝｸ(upload.wikimedia.org)
URLﾘﾝｸ(upload.wikimedia.org)
URLﾘﾝｸ(upload.wikimedia.org)
591:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/28 03:19:19
>>586
Are you playing that game on a console? I've heard that the PC version is the best because it's easier to control the characters with a mouse and keyboard.
592:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/28 11:03:25
>>590
Now, now, there are Christians that aren't bigoted, fundamentalist idiots.
... Just give me a couple of years to think of some.
593:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/28 12:32:01
>>587
You're quite knowledgable. The Witcher, ok, I'll check afterwards.
You were using an online dictionary while playing the game?
Wow, that must have been a pain. As for me, I can't be bothered to do so.
Let's say there's this word I encountered just now which I wasn't sure exactly what's the meaning of -
it's cloister. Let me see... And I'm just done checking. Hmm, I'd say there's no chance for me to actually
use it. lol
But the idea of the word is quite simple.. Anyhow, if I want to understand the story of the game better, I should
think of looking up some unknown words like this. Mind you, it'll take lots of time doing that.. What should I do?
If there were a word list or something that's specifically meant for people like me to refer to, it'd be wonderful, though.
>>591
Nope, I'm playing it on the computer. I didn't compare it with the PS3 or Xbox version, but there was no choice, I mean,
I don't have those consoles. So I happened to choose the best. lol
Having said that, I'm not so used to how to move my cute elf girl on the keyboard, though.
594:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/28 12:59:13
These kinds of games use a lot of words that you wouldn't hear every day. It's good enough just to be able to remember the meaning. You probably wouldn't use them anywhere except for writing a book, so don't worry too much!
595:イギリス人
10/05/28 20:31:35
>>581
Johnson's ancestry is pretty well known now, thanks to a BBC show which takes
well-known personalities and helps them trace their family tree. His great
grandfather was an Interior Minister in the Ottoman Empire, before being assassinated
during the Turkish War of Independence. He is also directly descended from King George
II, though he was German and only became king because his (also German) father reigned
here before him, being the closest Protestant relative to Queen Anne, once she died.
As you say, though, he's very stereotypical as a member of the English upper-class, but
is never condescending or patronising, and is able to laugh at himself when he does
something stupid. Which is quite often.
>>586-587
In my youth, before choosing the path I took, it was my ambition to eventually work for
the company that made Dragon Age - A company called BioWare, founded by two medical doctors
in Canada. They're generally pretty polished, with good stories. The games, I mean, not
the doctors.
>>579
To be honest, I don't really know that much about what happened, or about football in
general. It's not really my thing, but we hear so much about it on television and the radio.
Rooney's pretty much the driving force in England's hopes of a win this year, you've
got that right.
Here are some of Nike's predictions...
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
596:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/29 00:14:39
>>595
So you are (were?) a fan of video games, right? I think I understand why you were interested in BioWare,
When I saw Dragon Age game play videos on Niconico and got interested, I read up on the game on the Internet
and found out that BioWare had been a good developer for long, but the article I read didn't say anything about
two doctors at all. That's really interesting, because there seems no such element at all. Rather, it's the exact opposite. lol
Doctors who have knowledge on computer programming sound quite intriguing.
Just out of curiosity, I guess you completed Dragon Age already. Am I wrong? lol
I've reached Red Cliff, where I'm supposed to meet King Ealmon. Anyway, what I want to do now is to get in a relationship with Leliana.
I'm a female elf, though.
597:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/29 02:47:54
>506
To be precise, you're wrong. It's "Noriaki is da REAL," not "Noriaki da King."
I understand why you remember the phrase wrong, cause any king around the world
in human history would/woud've knelt down before his presense.
Lots of FAKE rappers have been around but no one except Noriaki is da REAL thing.
He's got a story to tell in his rap. And don't forget his sperb rapping skill.
50 cent lost confidence when he listened to Noriaki's rap and he almost
decided to throw away his career as a rapper but Noriai, being so nice,
encourged him to be confident and told him some tips to be a better rapper.
598:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/29 03:08:02
>>586
If you are looking for an RPG that is good for learning English,
you should check out The Elder Scrolls. I've become fluent in English
almost exclusively by way and for the purpose of playing the third part
of that series, Morrowind. That was quite some time ago, and my English
back then was not as good as yours is now.
The fourth installment (TES4: Oblivion) came out a few years ago. I haven't played it though,
mainly because I've become somewhat disinterested in computer games in the meantime.
But I bet if they had made a 完全日本語版 of it, with all the spoken dialog
re-enacted by Japanese voice actors, I would've played the shit out of it
and would be fluent in Japanese by now.
Right now, I play a session of DraculaX: 月下の夜想曲 every now and then.
It's a very good game, and I missed out on it back when it was released.
But it doesn't have a lot of dialog, the only new words I remember
learning from it being コウモリ and 十字架.
599:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/29 04:13:19
>>598
Speaking of Oblivion, I like this vid.
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.nicovideo.jp)
It's so funny. The person who created it is really talented in making audiences to laugh out.
600:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/29 11:59:15
>>599
Ossan gone wild playing an RPG. Quite amusing.
601:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/29 13:42:23
Talking about RPGs?
I'd recommend this video game but before you shell out los of money,
you can check out a demo of the game. Innovative and intriguing. You guys will never
get disaponted.
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
602:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/29 14:59:22
NORIAKI DA FAKE!
603:埋地 ◆eMTYZaOJDw
10/05/29 18:38:09
Social Democratic Party leader Fukushima is dismissed as Minister of State for
Consumer Affairs and Food Safety, Social Affairs by Prime Minister Hatoyama.
I think it's natural and she is just a burden on the Hatoyama Administration.
However, she doesn't realize that, and began critisizing him for dismissing her.
I wonder if she is just a super loopy too.
604:埋地 ◆eMTYZaOJDw
10/05/29 18:42:45
>>603
Oh,sorry.I've made a mistake.
○Fukushima was dismissed
×Fukushima is dismissed
605:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/30 02:21:54
>>603
I know she's laying the ground work for the next election this summer.
All she's doing now is aimed for getting as much public attention as she can.
As you probably know, she's going to run for the election. She wants to keep seated in the Diet.
That explains why she's making commotions like that. Be that as it may, however, I don't think
"loopy" doesn't apply to her deed.
Let me note this in the first place. I'd never vote for SDP coz the idea the small party has concerning the national security is quite
ridiculous, considering the situation Japan is in now - we are faced with China, North Korea, and Russia. We need to be properly armed
if we don't want to be attacked and bombed.
That said, Fukushima has been saying she wanted to remove the bases from Okinawa all along, so in a sense she tried to do what she promised.
I commend her ONLY in this respect. Again, I'm against her ideas, such as "even when a police man is faced with a cruel murderer
he should not trigger a gun, he may be killed, but it's ok." See how stupid she is?
Ok, that's that. Let's get back to the point.
Hatoyama is the one who won the title of the loopy king of Tax evasion.
At first he encouraged Okinawan people who are opposed to having American bases in Okinawa and he kept saying he had great plans in mind,
and he changed his opinion? Nah, that's not understandable. He's loopy.
I don't trust him at all.
606:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/30 05:49:55
>>605
Congratulations!
By using "loop" three times in a single post, you just broke the record in this thread.
607:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/30 06:08:46
>>606
We should set the new record. Loopy is all the rage in Japan now. lol
People dislike him. I guess the approval rates that are supposed to be conducted this weekend
will go down to under 20.
608:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/30 06:09:34
R.I.P Dennis Hopper.
609:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/30 16:44:50
>>605
It is natural that Mizuho Fukushima who is a sitting member of the House of Councilors runs for the following election is consequential.
610:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/30 17:30:21
>>609
I'm not sure if I understand you correctly, but No, it's not always so, quate,
"The term of a member of the House of Councilors is six years and half of the members are elected every three years"
So Fukushima is accused of her deed by those who are suspicious she's barking because she has to contest a seat this summer.
And I think the criticise is to the point. Should she not run for the election, she wouldn't have gone this far.
611:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/30 19:42:07
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
Some people would get fainted when they watch Dennis' Japanese CM appearance like this.
612:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/30 19:58:36
There was such a moth in the aisle at my apartment.
I didn't think of that there was such an insect around here.
URLﾘﾝｸ(imepita.jp)
613:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/30 23:25:35
>>612
Now I understand where you live.
614:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/31 00:05:37
guess where.
615:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/31 00:49:46
It'll have been being cloudy from to 7:00.
I want it to be rainy.
616:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/31 01:15:55
Arnold, the character name in the drama is dead. So sad.
The tiny black man in the drama, "Different stroke."
It was aired with different title here in Japan.
It was a story where white family adopted Black brothers. One of them
is Arnold, the small guy. Newspaper says he didn't grow up physically because
of a kidney diease he suffered as a child. I love the white girl in the
family called Kimbrly. Her boobs was very appealing for me as a junior high student back then.
Are you familiar with the drama?
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
Japanese dubbed.
617:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/31 03:38:45
I don't think HATOYAMA can govern this country from now on, because he easily changes his past comments and don't keep his words.
The Prime Minister must originally be responsible for everything he has done and otherwise he should regisin his current position immediately.
People say he is the worst Prime Minister in the long history. He may be a person who ruin this country until it's never to be recovered.
618:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/31 15:27:44
>>617
As I'm sure you may know, the latest approval rates are down, 17 percent to 19 percent,
while disapproval rates are about 70 on average. In a nutshell, Hatoyama administration is
a lame duck. He can't do anything any more. He should step down NOW!
619:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/31 15:38:09
I wonder who have been supporting THE LOOPY...
620:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/31 16:32:04
>>618
I don't know why the approval rates of HATOYAMA adoministration is still so high.
And I'm surprised there are still so many peple who are deceived.
They must recognize immediately how much this Japan is exposed to the danger and the threats of the countries around this country.
If we continued to allow LOOPY'S to govern this country with the stupid policies anymore, peaceful future could be expected.
621:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/31 17:04:08
>>619
According to the 20 percent core base theory, about 20 percent of the Japanese people are the voters base for Democratic Party,
so even some of them started to quit supporting Hatoyama. That means a lot to the rest of us.
>>620
Are you kidding? It's only 17 percent at best. 70 percent is against Hatoyama.
His party will lose the next election. That's for sure.
The more important thing is, LDP can win trust from voters.
If LDP doesn't win, then Ozawa will try to form a new coalition government.
That would be the worst ending. He'll do anything he likes that would harm most Japanese people.
622:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/31 17:25:04
>>617
工作じゃねえよ
ネットに嘘の情報が蔓延らないように監視してんだろうが
623:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/31 17:41:41
>>621
I'm serious. 17 percent is still so high.
Around 10 percent is normal and under 5 percent is even better, because I'm concerend that DP may use every unfair measure they can take in oreder to win the election.
You may think I'm too worried, but they have sticky and strong weapons such as the mass media, the partial root of evil spreading through this country.
HATOYAMA and OZAWA is just a cancer of Japan. We must protect this wonderful country from being ruined.
>>622
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624:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/31 18:14:22
>>623
I agree with you mostly, and according to the niconico poll, it's only 5 percent approval.
So those who use the Internet to read news are sharply against Hatoyama.
Older generations, mainly in their 60 or higher, still use legacy media to retrieve information
and no wonder some of them still don't realize Democratic Party is injustice. What we can do for now
is let them know the truth. They support DP out of their innocent ignorance.
625:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/31 19:09:58
No offence, but the niconico poll part made me lol.
626:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/31 19:19:55
>>624
I think so, too.
People who are "DANKAI" or more aged generations seem unlikely to think about Jananese future seriously,
and what is worse, almost all of them like to watch NHK and strongly believe the TV programs or information provided by it is almost true.
It's hard to make the people persisting in one belief realize that they should change their thoughts.
What younger generations can do is go to the polls and choose the statemen/women truely hoping to change this country better.
627:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/31 19:42:33
>>625
Oh?
It's conducted when you are on Niconico, and you are suddenly linked to a questionnaire video,
then you are asked to answer all questions within 200 seconds,
one person can vote only once. How many people answer? It's about 100,000.
The admins break down data into each category - like approval rates in each generation.
As for me, I happened to take part in the poll once.
I'd say it's safe to say it's the voice of the Internet users.
Though, of course, that doesn't mean all the Japanese people.
>>626
I'll definitely go vote for LDP this summer. Make Hatoyama know he should get out!
628:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/05/31 20:50:46
>>607
Lol
You were right. It's surely under 20.
629:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/01 00:04:10
This thread is only decent one.
630:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/01 00:07:56
>>629
What do you mean by that?
631:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/01 00:32:39
Hey, I heard that another king of tax evation appeared in England.
I'm concerned the british government is also loopy. You know, after it came to light
Hatoyama tried to evade tax, he started to lose his trust completely and
just within a window of 8 months the approval rate reached 17 percent.
632:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/01 10:16:27
evation? what's that?
633:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/01 13:02:31
Hatoyama's crooked face always makes me angry...
634:Native Speaker :3
10/06/01 13:13:11
>632
I think that he means "Evasion". 'Evade' means something like 'Avoid'.
635:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/01 13:19:47
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636:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/01 13:26:14
>>634
Tell me about Tea Party.
637:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/01 13:57:23
>>635
I nearly lose my temper by his stupid face.
638:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/01 14:00:56
I second that.
639:Native Speaker :3
10/06/01 14:03:37
>636
They are a group of people that don't like the Obama administration.
I personally don't like them very much though; they're the same people that said "love it or leave it" when George Bush was in office.
They think that the United Stats is going to become some Socialistic half-Communist tyrannic empire that wants to enslave their children and kill old people
(they actually thought the Health Care bill included killing old people).
The same people also pulled their kids out of school when a speech that Mr. Obama made for the nation's students was supposed to be shown because they thought it would be propaganda.
640:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/01 14:12:57
>>637
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641:Native Speaker :3
10/06/01 14:18:19
I know a game that you guys might like to practice reading English with. It's called Nethack.
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URLﾘﾝｸ(www.nethack.org)
Also, prepare to die. A lot.
642:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/01 14:45:44
>>639
Last I heard, Tea Party has become sort of influential.
>>641
Speaking of games, I'm playing Dragon Age as I said before, and it
seems hard to get the hang of it. I haven't acquired coercion skill
and so failed to convince NPCs several times. How pathetic.
643:Native Speaker :3
10/06/01 14:52:12
>>642
Yea, a lot of candidates for State elections are trying to get their votes.
That's a good thing for the Democrats, though, because when a party splits only half of the votes count against the other major party.
I'm more of a FPS guy but don't give up :D
644:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/01 14:59:20
>>641
He looks like Hideo Noguchi.
645:Norwegian
10/06/01 15:28:40
In this globalized world we're living in, being monolingual makes you isolated both culturally and politically.
Even if you're not traveling anywhere you still have plenty of opportunity to use the language you've learned.
You can experience media in its original language (I always try to do that), communicate with people from different countries through the internet and get a different perspectives on global events by reading news from other countries.
Ethnocentricity was cool 200-300 years ago during the colonial age.
646:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/01 17:17:02
>>637
Have you ever seen this video?
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.nicovideo.jp)
The video is about 15 years old, but I think Ozawa has been no different than he used to be 15 years ago.
What he is doing is pulling strings behind the scene. It's disgusting.
Besides, Ishibashi Takaaki of Tunnels was quite witty and sarcastic against Ozawa at that time.
Hope Takaaki will do the same again now.
647:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/01 19:25:18
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648:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/02 02:21:17
What do you think of his magic, using an i-pad.
I'm impressed with his magic but it seems like quite a lot of people commented there
calling hime fake or anything. Probably people there are apple products haters
and couldn't help but being rude to him, too.
Subbed in English so you can enjoy his tricks in English.
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
If you want more, you can check this video, too.
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
I'm sure even people who claim the magician in the first vid is fake will agree
this man in the second vid is REAL.
649:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/02 04:07:54
It'll have been being sunny today.
I'm not happy.
I like the thunder.
>>622
Don't write Japanese here.
And every one dislike political a topic.
Be careful.
650:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/02 05:17:06
in 2ch, here, we have seen much political actibities by those who is zealous to support their favorite political group.
you can clearly see that in this thread.
so, all we have to do is to neglect such topics.
generally the people contribute to 2ch hate those contributores and those who reply them.
just neglect them or you are regarded as one of them.
651:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/02 05:18:03
*activities
652:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/02 09:24:47
>>610
Why do you think that Mizuho Fukushima should not run for the next election?
653:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/02 10:10:48
>>652
You misunderstood me. I didn't say she should not run for the election.
"If she should not run for the election, she wouldn't have gone this far."
That's it.
By the way, break news.
Hatoyama quit! He step down.
654:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/02 10:18:57
We clearily say Hatoyama is the worst Prime Minister in the history of Japan.
He even looks like a pigion fleeing from a cage.
655:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/02 11:00:39
The horrible things strikes me. That is, Ozawa hinding from the scene for a while before the election,
a new person getting ahead, voters will be tricked into believing Democratic Party is believable.
656:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/02 13:58:10
>>653
You should confirm the fact more carefully.
Mizuho Fukushima has been improving performance in labor policy.
She is not a wage-snatch.
657:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/02 14:17:44
Hatoyama talks about the reasons of his resignation without any reflection, which meks me irristibally angry.
How do the Japanese think about his stupid attitudes and comments in the coverage?
Can we really leave Janapese future to the fool party like this?
The size of Hatoyama's brain must be the same as that of pigeons.
He is definately the worst Prime Minister and just a shame of Japan.
658:Native Speaker :3
10/06/02 17:17:22
Here's a funny story.
One day on 4chan's '/jp/ - Otaku Culture' board somebody asked for a translation to a panel in a hentai manga.
It meant 'The pleasure of being cummed inside' but everybody began to argue about whether it'd be better to just translate it as "I love to be cummed in" ,ect
They then continued to argue about whether it even mattered if you actually translate hentai or just put text into the boxes because the story isn't really the point.
Now on /jp/ if you ask them to translate anything from Japanese to English the first reply will always be: My Japanese is a like shaky... but I think it has something to do with pleasure, and cumming.
You can even try it yourself.
659:Native Speaker :3
10/06/02 17:25:56
>>658
little*, not like
660:埋地 ◆eMTYZaOJDw
10/06/02 20:30:47
About Hatoyama's resignation.
I really think now it's time to redo the Restoration.
Because, in my view, all political parties are hopeless in Japan today.
I wonder who is the competent politician? I don't know at all.
661:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/03 05:18:54
>>656
What fact do I have to confirm?
I don't have any confidence in her. She's unrealistic.
>>660
I'm not completely sure if what you meant by the Restoration was, like, all the current political parties
should be disbanded once and then they should form new parties only if their basic policies and thoughts are shared.
But if that's the case, yeah, I agree with you totally.
We shouldn't support Democratic Party in order to achieve this. If DP has enough seats in the Diet, then
they'll say, " voters gave us a chance to do anything we like". That'd be the worst.
The least we could do to avoid such situation is to vote against Democratic Party and make them understand
what we expect politics to be. That's why I'm on your side.
Now to answer your question, able politicians...yeah...I think that depends on personal lookouts on life,
you know, there might be a person who still believes Hatoyama is a good politician, but
in my opinion, Ishiba shigeru deserves your attention, if you are the type of person who
felt irritated at the news that mouth-and-foot disease is spreading in Miyazaki prefecture or that Hatoyama
was responsible for causing trouble in getting rid of the dangerousness of Futenma Camp.
He knows what he's doing. He's trustworthy. Anyway, I think it's best for you to see Niconico videos in the political section.
662:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/03 13:40:53
>>661
All facts which were of help as evidence when you post >>653.
663:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/03 16:37:19
Suppose we change the subject.
I'm getting tired of this.
664:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/03 21:45:43
No idea what to say...
665:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/03 21:53:25
me too.
666:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/03 23:31:08
Aren't you sleepy?
667:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/03 23:35:49
I wasn't asleep. I heard every word you guys ware saying.
668:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/04 00:07:35
That's it for ABCnews,
Good night, America.
669:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/04 00:32:20
XXX>>663-668
670:埋地 ◆eMTYZaOJDw
10/06/04 20:34:12
>>661
Indeed, Sigreru Ishiba may be trustworthy. I do think his speaking is always simple and easy to people.
But, to my surprise, he does believes in UFO. I think he is too obedient and doesn't doubt if UFO really
exists or not. At the point, I can't have high opinion about him.
Because, I don't believe in the occult at all. If you say "UFO really exists!", let me see the testimony.
That are two testimonies; a real UFO and aliens are in.
I wonder if occult freaks can show anti-occult freaks including me that.
671:埋地 ◆eMTYZaOJDw
10/06/04 20:39:47
>>670
Oh, sorry. I've made a mistake again...
○Sigeru Ishiba
×Shigeru Ishiba
672:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 04:52:21
>>670
His way of explaining things is simple but quite logical, and about UFO,
I did see a video on YT when he mentioned it. In my opinion, he wasn't too
serious about it coz he seemed just to have fun talking about UFO. Let me point
out this: He's realistic when it comes to the security issue.
I'm sure you know about that, though..
Beside that, have you heard that Hatoyama actually gave his companions lots of money?
He said he didn't do that... Liar..
673:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 10:59:41
I think Japanese names shouldn't be romanized.
Nobody who doesn't speak Japanese can remember those convolutions of
syllables anyway.
Instead, people should use a translation of the meaning of the characters
that make up their name. Like, someone named 真田 wouldn't be called
"Sanada" abroad, but instead "Truefield."
How cool is that? I wouldn't mind being called Mr. Truefield.
Much better than people calling you Sadanada or Salada, isn't it?
674:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 11:09:30
>>673
Then, what would 佐藤 be?
鳩山元総理 would be ex Prime Minister PigeonMountain?
That's silly. If CNN called him that way, Japanese audience would hardly stop laughing.
675:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 11:20:11
>PigeonMountain
Could translate that as Dovemount. Sounds fine to me.
676:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 11:30:10
Dovemount sounds kind of like the famous American 矢口大学 (Dartmouth College).
677:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 12:56:40
Kan speaks fluent Japanese.
Better than Hatoyama does, I think.
678:677
10/06/05 13:23:00
I mean Kan is a slick politico.
679:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 13:26:51
Hope he is not as loopy as Hatoyama.
680:677
10/06/05 14:27:41
I think Sengoku is the best in the DPJ.
Though I know you like a younger politician, he is well conversant in a wide rage of policy issues.
681:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 15:44:03
>>679
I wouldn't set hope high if I were you.
Read this article.
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.unkar.org)
>>680
Sorry to disappont you, but I have to inform you that he's not an able person.
On the contrary, he'll do harm to the Japanese society.
I'm not sure you heard about this, but let me take it as an example; Sengoku tried
to deregulate the doctor lisence, he said Japan was going to let people practice medicine
without being licensed in Japan.. And I remember he has some kind of connection with
Korean doctors, which suggest that he plans to let Korean plastic surgeons earn huge money.
Who can be sure there'll be no trouble with such doctors? He's too shallow..
ｽﾚﾘﾝｸ(news板)l50
682:.
10/06/05 16:05:22
>>681
Hmm...alright.
Who do you believe in then?
683:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 16:26:23
Oh, another issue of political money...?
I'm sick of it.
684:.
10/06/05 16:32:53
Sounds like we all are sick of politics.
Where are we going without a true leader?
685:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 16:35:58
But honestly, have we ever had anyone respected as a true leader?
686:.
10/06/05 16:40:06
Yoshida Shigeru was one of the true leaders of Japan.
687:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 16:49:21
Oh, sorry. I'm not that old and don't know how great he was.
688:.
10/06/05 16:52:29
Ahh, you only know bureaucrats ruled Japan, right?
689:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 17:15:43
That's right. And I can't expect anyone.
Nothing would change significantly whoever becomes the prime minister.
Maybe slightly changes something but it doesn't really matter.
I might be wrong for thinking this way but...
690:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 17:25:55
the glass prison
691:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 17:32:52
You can keep throwing a fit non-stop in here and it will change nothing. That's for sure.
692:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 17:53:21
5 years ago or so, some of the guys I knew said Koizumi was a tough guy. But I said the Japs didn't like him in the end, saying he was the worst PM in the postwar history.
Anybody ends up like that, even though koizumi and hatoyama are totally different.
693:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 19:17:11
anal cunt
694:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 19:27:59
>>689
The least I could say is that things have been worse than they used to be after Democratic Party
took over Japan.They call themselved Democratic, but what they did for the past 9 months made our lives
worse. Come to think of it, Kan is also responsible for that since he was a member of the Hatoyama administaration,
but he became Prime Minister. What was that?
He sure can be a good performer and entertainer, but he isn't the appropriate kind of person who deserves to be manage
a state. Sadlly, some Japanese people love to make out a performer to be a good politician (and get disappointed after
he or she isn't far from it)..
Anyway, what we should do now is stop DPJ from doing anything as they like.
In order to do so, we should vote against the party. I'll probably vete for LDP or
Tachiagare Nihon or Nihonsousin, I'm still not decided on where to vote for, but
one thing is for sure; I'll never ever support DPJ.
695:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 20:25:31
The least I could say is that we should rely on ourselves.
No matter who the prime minister is.
696:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 20:51:55
In my opinion, Japanese politics won't change whoever the prime minister is.
Anyway, it's not prime minister but the U.S. that moves Japan.
The U.S. wrote the senario to make the DPJ fall from the top political party.
697:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 21:05:39
Only non-affiliates(voters) can move Japan, not the US.
698:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 23:47:11
The LDP's new plan looks like combining a consumption tax hike (from the current 5% to 10%) with a corporate tax cut.
Keidanren (Japan Business Federation) has been asking for this for years, and the LDP seems ready for it now.
It's the voters that are likely to get stuck in a loop, after all...
699:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 23:48:52
i dont know much about it but i have this opinion that "the systems" in japan is the problem, like the bureaucratic (kanryo) system.
something is not right about it - not just politicians or citizens.
i think i need to read karen van wolferen's books or something...
700:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/05 23:54:24
so all i can say about that is even if you have another PM, things will end up the same way.
its not about what tax laws or child support laws that the government might implement.
701:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
10/06/06 06:02:01
I liked Koizumi.
Then again, the main reason I liked him was probably
that he looked like a Japanese version of Richard Gere.
702:埋地 ◆eMTYZaOJDw
10/06/06 07:13:47
>>672
I see. I might have made a misunderstand about him.
From now on, I'll think better of him.