The most important condition of the ideal man is having good character. I like person who kindness, and honest. I hope that he always treat me. The socond important And I can't go out with condition of the ideal man is good looking. I like handsome, and a long drink of water. Finally, I think that work is important. I wish him to get good jod, because I want to live in clover the rest of my lives.2007年7月30日月曜日
Ideal men
The most important condition of the ideal man is having good character. I like person who kindness, and honest. I hope that he always treat me. The socond important And I can't go out with condition of the ideal man is good looking. I like handsome, and a long drink of water. Finally, I think that work is important. I wish him to get good jod, because I want to live in clover the rest of my lives.
2007年7月9日月曜日
Names and addresses
【Homework】 Work in pairs and answer the qestions
(the textbook on page 9 number 1,3 and 7)
1. How do you choose a child's given name in your family?
When we give name, we have many strong wishes. If we wish that our child grow up big and strong or beautiful, we give “太”or “美” to our child name. For example, 健太（Kenta) or 雅美(Masami). In this way we line up many candidates, and then we run name with family name.
3.Does your given name or your family name mean anything?
My name Akiko. I write Akiko in kanji, Aki is "明", and Ko is "子". The meaning of 明 is cheerful, happy, and 子 is child. My parents give me the name of happy child, and they hoped.
7.How do you know if names are boys' names, girls' names, or both?
In general, When Japanese give name to boy, they often use "ta", "ya" "u" "hiro" last name. In the other hand, we give name to girl, we often use "mi" "ko" "ka" . I think "Tsukasa can use both. Recently, many people gave their children to a rare name, so I sometimes feel that discrimination is very difficult from their name.
cross culture understanding (Artcle)
Different "Miniskirt party" is opened.
An inside where the miniskirt boom blew hard continuing last year and a queer party were held. It is "Miniskirt style party" for women who love miniskirts
Queer "Miniskirt party" was opened.
A plenty show and the performance were announced with the miniskirt as the theme in this event held in the club circle in Seoul on June 19.
There were a sexy performance by team "Cocosta" of the model coming from of the celebration performance of the miniskirt fashion show including DJ bear's disk jockey and Bcakingz and Japan etc.Moreover, fashion star's phone Nokki undertook MC and the atmosphere of the party was piled up.
An inside where the miniskirt boom blew hard continuing last year and a queer party were held. It is "Miniskirt style party" for women who love miniskirts
Queer "Miniskirt party" was opened.
A plenty show and the performance were announced with the miniskirt as the theme in this event held in the club circle in Seoul on June 19.
There were a sexy performance by team "Cocosta" of the model coming from of the celebration performance of the miniskirt fashion show including DJ bear's disk jockey and Bcakingz and Japan etc.Moreover, fashion star's phone Nokki undertook MC and the atmosphere of the party was piled up.
Asahi-newspaper July 08, 2007
I think many countries people like minskirt style, because it is very cute, and feminine. The great fashions pass across the border. We should take in the good points of other countries, and have something in common.
2007年6月10日日曜日
Family Life
Q1. When do children usually leave home?
I think children usually leave their home after they graduated from high school or university, because they get a job and they have to stand on their own feet. And some people leave home when they married.
Q2. How many people live in your home?
There are five in my family. I live with my father, my mother, my older sister, my younger sister, and mix dog. But my older sister will leave home on October, because she will get married.
Q3. Do you have a head of the family?
Yes. I have. My father is a head of the family. I think most of head of families is father.
Q4. Who does the housework?
My mother do it. I respect her. My father never does the housework.
Q5. Who runs the family?
I think father and mother runs the family. My father works with my mother in my house.
Q6. How many rooms do yo have to sleep in?
I have 4 rooms. One, my fater uses. Two, my mother uses. Three, my older sister uses. And four, my younger sister and me use.
I think children usually leave their home after they graduated from high school or university, because they get a job and they have to stand on their own feet. And some people leave home when they married.
Q2. How many people live in your home?
There are five in my family. I live with my father, my mother, my older sister, my younger sister, and mix dog. But my older sister will leave home on October, because she will get married.
Q3. Do you have a head of the family?
Yes. I have. My father is a head of the family. I think most of head of families is father.
Q4. Who does the housework?
My mother do it. I respect her. My father never does the housework.
Q5. Who runs the family?
I think father and mother runs the family. My father works with my mother in my house.
Q6. How many rooms do yo have to sleep in?
I have 4 rooms. One, my fater uses. Two, my mother uses. Three, my older sister uses. And four, my younger sister and me use.
2007年6月9日土曜日
Lesson 6 Names and Adress
1. Are feeling emotions and facial expressions universal across borders, happy, sad, etc...?
Yes, I think so. I think people can communicate with each other without language. So I feel feeling emotions and facial expressions are very important for us.
2. Try to name as many feelings as possible in Japanese. Now write the English translation.
Yes, I think so. I think people can communicate with each other without language. So I feel feeling emotions and facial expressions are very important for us.
2. Try to name as many feelings as possible in Japanese. Now write the English translation.
- 好き・・・love, like
- 嫌い・・・hate
- 怒り・・・anger
- 嫉妬・・・jealousy
- 悲しい・・・sorrow, sad
- 恐い・・・fear
- 絶望する・・・despair
- 幸せ・・・happy
- 興奮する・・・excite
- 焦る・・・fell heat
3. Are there any feelings in Japanese that cannot be translated into English?
- なげやりになる
- あたまにくる
- へそで茶を沸かす
About Islam
I heard a her speech, and my views of Islam changed. I had a negative image about Islam until I heard a her speech, because I thought they like wars. In fact, they launch a string of suicide bombings. However, her speech eased my mind because I found they are kind, and the person who like war is small. I could enjoy listening to various stories. For example, god(Allah), foods, folk costume, and more.
1. How do you greet people in your life? Is it different for different
people? why?
When I meet my frends, I give a friendly greeting, and I call out their fast name or their nickname. For example, "Hi, Hanako" "Hello, Tomo-chan"
On the other hand, I greet teachers, older person, and strangers politely. I often greet with a smile, and bow. And I never call out ther first name. For example, "Good morning, Dr. Yamada" I always try to use respect lauguage when I talk with them. I can't greet the same way as older person and friends, because it's a bad manner that younger people treat older people like friends.
2. Do you touch people when you talk to them? Why? or why not?
That depend. I often touch my boyfriend when I talk to him. I think that it's a physical contact, and communication. And sometimes I do it for giving expression to my thoughts, and drawing his attention.
I sometimes touch my friends, but I never touch strangers. If I do it, it's cause hardship for strangers. So I think most of Japanese never do it.
1. How do you greet people in your life? Is it different for different
people? why?
When I meet my frends, I give a friendly greeting, and I call out their fast name or their nickname. For example, "Hi, Hanako" "Hello, Tomo-chan"
On the other hand, I greet teachers, older person, and strangers politely. I often greet with a smile, and bow. And I never call out ther first name. For example, "Good morning, Dr. Yamada" I always try to use respect lauguage when I talk with them. I can't greet the same way as older person and friends, because it's a bad manner that younger people treat older people like friends.
2. Do you touch people when you talk to them? Why? or why not?
That depend. I often touch my boyfriend when I talk to him. I think that it's a physical contact, and communication. And sometimes I do it for giving expression to my thoughts, and drawing his attention.
I sometimes touch my friends, but I never touch strangers. If I do it, it's cause hardship for strangers. So I think most of Japanese never do it.
About Buddhism
1. How is your daily life affected by Buddhism?
What do you do and why do you do it?
I think Buddhism affect our daily life in many situations.
For example, we join our hands in prayer, and we say "ITADAKIMASU" before we eat foods.
Why we join our hands in prayer, and whom do we say "ITADAKIMASU" for?
I think that prayering hands is a pose of grace. It's the manner of India, and it was introduced in Japan from india by buddhism. "ITADAKIMASU" is a grace. When we eat, we think for a god, my parents, and everythings.
2. The article about Islam
The car terrorism with explosives and seven people die and have injured 27 people in Bagdad.
Two cars under the stop when the bomb was set with Islam Shiite district Cagemiya in Iraqi capital Bagdad northern part on the sixth exploded one after another, at least seven people such as passers-by injured according to Associated Press, and the death and 27 people were injured.
As for the same district, this sect resident is overcrowded to surround the sacred ground Cagemiya mausoleum of Shiite (mausoleum), it lives, and the possibility of the crime by the Sunni armed group to which it is hostile with this sect is high.
It is said that Iraqi security experts prevented the explosion beforehand according to Agence France-Presse though another car packed with explosives were discovered in the vicinity of the site.
(June 7, 2007 The Yomiuri Shimbun)
I feel nagative about Islam, because they often carry out atrocious act of terrorism. I'm afraid of it.
What do you do and why do you do it?
I think Buddhism affect our daily life in many situations.
For example, we join our hands in prayer, and we say "ITADAKIMASU" before we eat foods.
Why we join our hands in prayer, and whom do we say "ITADAKIMASU" for?
I think that prayering hands is a pose of grace. It's the manner of India, and it was introduced in Japan from india by buddhism. "ITADAKIMASU" is a grace. When we eat, we think for a god, my parents, and everythings.
2. The article about Islam
The car terrorism with explosives and seven people die and have injured 27 people in Bagdad.
Two cars under the stop when the bomb was set with Islam Shiite district Cagemiya in Iraqi capital Bagdad northern part on the sixth exploded one after another, at least seven people such as passers-by injured according to Associated Press, and the death and 27 people were injured.
As for the same district, this sect resident is overcrowded to surround the sacred ground Cagemiya mausoleum of Shiite (mausoleum), it lives, and the possibility of the crime by the Sunni armed group to which it is hostile with this sect is high.
It is said that Iraqi security experts prevented the explosion beforehand according to Agence France-Presse though another car packed with explosives were discovered in the vicinity of the site.
(June 7, 2007 The Yomiuri Shimbun)
I feel nagative about Islam, because they often carry out atrocious act of terrorism. I'm afraid of it.
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