[過去ﾛｸﾞ] Chat in English (英語で雑談) part 213 (1002ﾚｽ)
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634: (ｱｳｱｳｴｰT Saaa-pTuN) 2019/10/18(金)20:12 ID:fmwRWhKBa(1/3) AAS
halloween related goods apparently start to invade a part of stores in towns.
i hope that some stupid guys will not resort to violence and vandalism in shibuya on october 31st this year.
635(1): (ｱｳｱｳｴｰT Saaa-pTuN) 2019/10/18(金)20:23 ID:fmwRWhKBa(2/3) AAS
at family mart stores you can have a chance to get something (for free) in a lottery
with every 700 yen purchase.
i tried twice and got アンパンマン ペロペロチョコ by fujiya and calorie mate by otsuka.
636(1): (ﾜｯﾁｮｲW 5f9d-4/4s) 2019/10/18(金)20:33 ID:kjutcMTw0(4/4) AAS
>>635
Omg! I love that chocolate! Every childs’ favorite!
637: (ﾜｯﾁｮｲWW 1296-UkhW) 2019/10/18(金)21:59 ID:N42sZY4C0(1) AAS
https://www.revolvermag.com/music/unstoppable-rise-babymetal
Why are articles about music so difficult? It took me more than an hour to read and I searched the dictionary over 150 times... my lexicon is limited to "normal" news articles.
638: (ｱｳｱｳｴｰT Saaa-pTuN) 2019/10/18(金)22:32 ID:fmwRWhKBa(3/3) AAS
>>636
really? then i will eat it after taking a bath.
a couple of decades have already passed since i first saw アンパンマン,
but i don't know its main plot yet...
i believe it is a simple standard "virtue vs. vice" story.
639(1): (ﾜｯﾁｮｲW 5f9d-4/4s) 2019/10/19(土)02:32 ID:s1BLfl7p0(1/2) AAS
I’ve been thrifty because I’m between jobs. So I can’t buy snacks :(
640: (ｱｳｱｳｴｰT Saaa-9H6v) 2019/10/19(土)08:39 ID:nzxRBTqua(1) AAS
>>639
Your joblessness is what has made you mentally poor.
You deserve contempt lol
Use your time more efficiently.
641: (ｱｳｱｳｴｰT Saaa-G0+v) 2019/10/19(土)10:11 ID:3qUwvfhfa(1/2) AAS
>>633
You have "Hogan-biiki" mentality, which most Japanese have.
642(1): 名無しさん＠日本語勉強中 (CA 0Hcf-eoat) 2019/10/19(土)10:58 ID:fe/svV1ZH(1/3) AAS
>>430
There are actually a lot of native speakers who are so dumb that it would take them even longer to read an article like that, so don't be so hard on yourself. Your ability to read will only improve with practice.
>>439
I agree. Like, Japan offers the JLPT (日本語能力試験) test (of which I've passed the highest level) which I find to be completely stupid because the Japanese presented on that test is so unnatural and artificial.
It's all "textbook" Japanese which you NEVER encounter in real life.
I assume that standardized English tests are the same way.
If they really wanted to challenge us, they would ask us to listen to old people speaking Japanese,
because they're actually hard to understand.
The Japanese in the JLPT is all crisp, perfectly-enunciated "announcer" Japanese which is completely comprehensible to anyone who's spent more than a couple years studying.
Even a children's anime is harder to understand than the Japanese in the JLPT.
643: 名無しさん＠日本語勉強中 (CA 0Hcf-eoat) 2019/10/19(土)11:17 ID:fe/svV1ZH(2/3) AAS
>>642
Sorry, I meant to reply only to >>430.
Contrary to >>439 I think that learning from "for native by native" material is actually the most efficient way to acquire language.
The language in these shows is not "dumbed down" to accommodate non-native speakers,
so if you imitate their language, you will sound native and natural, for the most part.
644: (ﾜｯﾁｮｲWW 4b49-UkhW) 2019/10/19(土)12:13 ID:6t++eLpY0(1) AAS
http://www.jlpt.jp/e/samples/n1/index.html
I think JLPT N1 reading and listening section are equivalent to the level of Japanese high school and junior high school entrance exams respectively.
I assume Eiken 1st grade is a little bit harder than that.
645(1): (ｽﾌﾟｯｯ Sd52-9r8a) 2019/10/19(土)13:28 ID:q8XaAhASd(1) AAS
I took a look Japanese text book at the book store. That was like this.
Hi, Mr yamashita.
こんにちは。やましたさん。
Hi..
こんにちは、、。
You look unhappy. Any problem?
げんきがないですね。どうしたんですか？
Well I've divorced recently.
ええ、さいきん りこんしたんですよ。
Oh, I'm sorry.
省2
646: (ｱｳｱｳｸｰ MM87-4/4s) 2019/10/19(土)15:28 ID:xe6lUT7vM(1/2) AAS
Fuck gaijins
647(1): (ﾜｯﾁｮｲWW 120a-yE7o) 2019/10/19(土)17:40 ID:+n+LhRyB0(1) AAS
hi
648: (ｱｳｱｳｴｰT Saaa-pTuN) 2019/10/19(土)18:40 ID:GaFNUKk+a(1/2) AAS
>>647
hi
you sound like "hebel-kun", a mascot or sales promotion character of hebel haus from asahi-kasei.
649(1): (ｱｳｱｳｴｰT Saaa-pTuN) 2019/10/19(土)18:46 ID:GaFNUKk+a(2/2) AAS
>>645
most publishers must adopt natural and useful conversation examples
to get as many loyal customers as possible to make profits.
650: (ｱｳｱｳｴｰT Saaa-G0+v) 2019/10/19(土)18:55 ID:3qUwvfhfa(2/2) AAS
England wiiiiiiiin!
651: (ｱｳｱｳｸｰ MM87-4/4s) 2019/10/19(土)18:58 ID:xe6lUT7vM(2/2) AAS
Fuck England
652(1): (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 92b8-V+wO) 2019/10/19(土)19:40 ID:VnfT3j8c0(1) AAS
I've read a Japanese novel translated to English. It's not good for learning English.
although it's easy to read.
As for learning English, it is because I guess it's important to touch the English
culture flowing behind the story.
653: (ｽﾌﾟｯｯ Sd52-9r8a) 2019/10/19(土)20:16 ID:JE19noqhd(1) AAS
>>649
Agreed.
I'm Japanese. I hope school teach them dairy conversation.
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