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>>244
I think that there are more otaku in Japan than in the US. Japanese fans
dream about dating the celebrities, while Americans mostly admire the
work and social lives of celebrities.
Please study hard, and do well! Let us know how you do on your exams. ^_^
>>245
I don't know. If I ever have children, I want to give them a happy Christmas
season every year. My parents always put the tree up about a week before
Christmas, and sometimes they put lights on the house around the same
time. They always put presents under the tree. But, we didn't usually
celebrate the "Christmas spirit" in the weeks before Christmas, like most
American families.
>>246
ジャマイカ？
>>247
Here, some families get real trees, and some buy fake ones. They've
recently begun seeling ones with decorations already on them, or just
lights, but those aren't very popular. Because, it is an important tradition
here to decorate your tree with ornaments you have collected over the
years, and that your children made. We often give ornaments as gifts
around Christmas, with a date printed or etched on it.
A real tree makes your house smell wonderful, but if it gets dried out, it
can catch on fire. We used to use real trees, but lately it's been fake ones.
I understand what you are saying. In English, it would be like "Get the
tree out." Or like my family, because we keep our fake tree in the basement,
we say "Bring the tree up."
>>250
I use a couple different websites.
URLﾘﾝｸ(honyaku.yahoo.co.jp)<)
The first is a translator, and the second is a dictionary. First, I type into
the translator, and then I try to fix mistakes I see, and use phrases I
already know of. I don't use any software on this computer. On my
laptop, I can type in Japanese. Right now, though, I have to enter
everything into those websites and copy/paste to here.
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Thank you very much for warning people.
~Magi~