My ideal man is made of personality 40%
looks 30%
mutual interests 20%
good voice 10%.
My height is 169centimeters, so I emphasize one's height.
A man of square frame and tall is perfect for me. ha-ha
I think that it's important to have same hobbies.
Even if we are women each other, our conversation is very exciting throught mutual interests.
"Good voice" is pretty important.
When I am sad, I'm encouraged by favorite songs.
So I want to be feel conforted by good voice. ha-ha
2007年6月9日土曜日
Class #3 Buddism
1. How is your daily life affected by Buddhism? What do you do and why do you do it?
Yes. Buddhism affects our life. A saying was very impressive for me.
The saying is "Even a chance meeting is due to the karma in previous life." (袖振り合うも他生の縁)
Its mean is similar to "meeting only once in a lifetime." (一期一会)
This saying seems to come from Buddhism.
I liked this saying, but I knew it came from Buddhism and was very surprised.
There are other sayings and words about Buddhism.
So I thought that we came with Buddihism before we know.
Yes. Buddhism affects our life. A saying was very impressive for me.
The saying is "Even a chance meeting is due to the karma in previous life." (袖振り合うも他生の縁)
Its mean is similar to "meeting only once in a lifetime." (一期一会)
This saying seems to come from Buddhism.
I liked this saying, but I knew it came from Buddhism and was very surprised.
There are other sayings and words about Buddhism.
So I thought that we came with Buddihism before we know.
Lesson6 Name and address
1.Are feelings emotions and facial expressions universal across borders, happy, sad, etc..?
Yes. I think that body language is different by each country, but feelings emotion and facial expressions are almost universal.
For example...
1. When we are happy, we show a tooth and laugh.
2. When we are angry, we knit our eyebrows.
2. Try to name as many feelings as possible in Japanese. ( 10 minimum) Now write the English translation
①嬉しい…happy ②楽しい…pleasant ③悲しい…sad ④寂しい…lonely
⑤嫌い…didslike ⑥気持ちのよい…comfortable ⑦いらいらする…impatient
⑧満足している…satisfied ⑨失望した…disappointed ⑩わくわくする…exciting
3. Are there any feelings in Japanese that cannot be translated into English?
①やばい
②まじで
③いただきます
④どんだけ
⑤ありえない
Yes. I think that body language is different by each country, but feelings emotion and facial expressions are almost universal.
For example...
1. When we are happy, we show a tooth and laugh.
2. When we are angry, we knit our eyebrows.
2. Try to name as many feelings as possible in Japanese. ( 10 minimum) Now write the English translation
①嬉しい…happy ②楽しい…pleasant ③悲しい…sad ④寂しい…lonely
⑤嫌い…didslike ⑥気持ちのよい…comfortable ⑦いらいらする…impatient
⑧満足している…satisfied ⑨失望した…disappointed ⑩わくわくする…exciting
3. Are there any feelings in Japanese that cannot be translated into English?
①やばい
②まじで
③いただきます
④どんだけ
⑤ありえない
2007年5月20日日曜日
Class #4 Islam
I was absent from the class, so I can't write comment.
1.How do you greet people in your life? Is it different for different people? Why?
I change greetings depending on relation between the person and me.
For example in the morning, I say to my friends "ohayou". In elder case, I say to them "ohayougozaimasu" and bow.
Basically, I greet senior politely with respect.
2.Do you touch people when you talk to them? Why? Or Why not?
I seldom touch people much less senior when talking to them.
Even so I touch people, it would be as communication to only friend.
1.How do you greet people in your life? Is it different for different people? Why?
I change greetings depending on relation between the person and me.
For example in the morning, I say to my friends "ohayou". In elder case, I say to them "ohayougozaimasu" and bow.
Basically, I greet senior politely with respect.
2.Do you touch people when you talk to them? Why? Or Why not?
I seldom touch people much less senior when talking to them.
Even so I touch people, it would be as communication to only friend.
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