Japanese Prime Minister
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If you asked "Who is Japanese Prime Minister?" who would you name? If you don't know Japanese Prime Minister's name, it is natural because Japanese Prime Minister often leaves his office. I'm Japanese but even for me, it confused me. Why does that happen so often? I personally think that it is because of Japanese resistance against the government. Japanese people don't say anything directly but they show their thinking by answering questionnaire. When the cabinet's approval rating dropped, Prime Minister can't continue his office. The worst point of often changing Prime Minister is that the policy is not affective or slow for a long time.
(By the way I didn't know what pronoun should I have used when I talk about my country's people. "people", "they",or "we"? Does it depend on my perspective?)
(By the way I didn't know what pronoun should I have used when I talk about my country's people. "people", "they",or "we"? Does it depend on my perspective?)
If you were asked "Who is the Japanese Prime Minister?" who would you name?
If you don't know the Japanese Prime Minister's name, it's okay because the Japanese Prime Minister is replaced so often.
I'm Japanese but even for me, it's confusing.
Japanese people don't say anything directly but they show their thinking when answering questionnaires.
When the cabinet's approval rating drops, the Prime Minister can't continue his office.
The worst thing about constanly-changing Prime Ministers is that some policies are not affective or begin to stagnate.
知ってるの：１３人オーストラリアの首相は１年間以下で在任していた。フライング・フォルド、第１５代オーストラリア首相はただ８日間で在任していた！
Did you know?: 13 Australian Prime Ministers have held office for a year or less. Frank Ford, the 15th Prime Minister of Australia held office for only eight days!
Thank you for your corrections and comment! I'm always confused and forget about putting article.