coward with a bald head
As you can see, I did my homework done and now again available for energy. But not only here in Work Journal there is a new entry . This time, a mini translation of a Japanese elementary school fifth graders who have written most remarkable about Mori Ôgai. Maybe even some of you want to throw in a look - I think it's entertaining even without a special interest in the topic right. My
Friday, March 19, 2010
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Dentist Vacuum Former
know what you did not want
in both senses of the oldest Japanese friend, Akihito, has invited me to eat with him in Tokyo Matsusaka beef . Who knows Kobe beef knows roughly what it is. (Kobe is better known abroad, but in Japan, Matsusaka my experience even more famous.) Since we are good friends and he can afford it, I agreed with pleasure and the necessary decorum, because I wanted to really have always wanted . eat Cows that are massaged daily must, indeed taste better. But what I had read in the English Wikipedia entry?
Although not officially part of the Matsusaka beef standard, it is widely known that some cows then receive "happy endings" after their massages, Which is believed to stimulate blood flow and improve marbling texture.
Ahja. Whether I get out of taste, I'll tell you then.
in both senses of the oldest Japanese friend, Akihito, has invited me to eat with him in Tokyo Matsusaka beef . Who knows Kobe beef knows roughly what it is. (Kobe is better known abroad, but in Japan, Matsusaka my experience even more famous.) Since we are good friends and he can afford it, I agreed with pleasure and the necessary decorum, because I wanted to really have always wanted . eat Cows that are massaged daily must, indeed taste better. But what I had read in the English Wikipedia entry?
Although not officially part of the Matsusaka beef standard, it is widely known that some cows then receive "happy endings" after their massages, Which is believed to stimulate blood flow and improve marbling texture.
Ahja. Whether I get out of taste, I'll tell you then.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Is Abreva Safe For Vegetarians
Language barriers
Next: There are two other items in my Work Journal ; one hand, the continuation of the last entry in the unfinished article on Shanghai in 1923, on the other hand, a small meeting of the talk about the movement of the 4th May, I was recently heard in the Confucius Institute.
But a funny incident that happened to me today in interpretation. I will help for about a year of a Japanese family with various medical courses, especially during visits by therapists for the daughter of the family, with which it some problems. Today resulted in approximately the following conversation:
Japanese: [...] どう したら いい の か と 聞きました
Nora. [Interpretation] And then I asked my daughter what we could do to solve the problem .
therapist: Did she say "we," said or did "you"?
Nora: She has used no personal pronoun, the sentence had no subject.
Therapist: What do you mean? A sentence must have a subject yet.
Nora: Not in Japan. Most of the time is avoided, to address the specific comparison with a personal pronoun. If anything, say the name or position. But mostly it is allowed to go away.
Therapist: That's impossible!
Nora: Well ...
therapist: Something like that, too, but! An important point is that is actually in those conversations that speaks directly to the child because it is so clear that it is directly affected by the problem itself and can actively deal with it. What do we do now? You can not do anything! Is unbelievable! [...]
I try the Japanese so well all the time to teach, but they do not hear it!
Next: There are two other items in my Work Journal ; one hand, the continuation of the last entry in the unfinished article on Shanghai in 1923, on the other hand, a small meeting of the talk about the movement of the 4th May, I was recently heard in the Confucius Institute.
But a funny incident that happened to me today in interpretation. I will help for about a year of a Japanese family with various medical courses, especially during visits by therapists for the daughter of the family, with which it some problems. Today resulted in approximately the following conversation:
Japanese: [...] どう したら いい の か と 聞きました
Nora. [Interpretation] And then I asked my daughter what we could do to solve the problem .
therapist: Did she say "we," said or did "you"?
Nora: She has used no personal pronoun, the sentence had no subject.
Therapist: What do you mean? A sentence must have a subject yet.
Nora: Not in Japan. Most of the time is avoided, to address the specific comparison with a personal pronoun. If anything, say the name or position. But mostly it is allowed to go away.
Therapist: That's impossible!
Nora: Well ...
therapist: Something like that, too, but! An important point is that is actually in those conversations that speaks directly to the child because it is so clear that it is directly affected by the problem itself and can actively deal with it. What do we do now? You can not do anything! Is unbelievable! [...]
I try the Japanese so well all the time to teach, but they do not hear it!
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