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I go to the area.
I go into the area.

I put an apple on the table.
I put an apple onto the table.


Posted at Sun Aug 19 00:00:21 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1633283 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1633283 yossian Sun Aug 19 00:00:21 UTC 2012
At where did you buy this item?
Where did you buy this item?



Posted at Sat Aug 18 23:46:54 UTC 2012
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Posted at Fri Aug 17 14:03:22 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1631305 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1631305 yossian Fri Aug 17 14:03:22 UTC 2012
The man with his arms folded is my brother.
The man with folding his arms is my brother.


Posted at Mon Aug 06 11:39:15 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1614142 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1614142 yossian Mon Aug 06 11:39:15 UTC 2012 I have never known apples were so delicious.
They are same mean or not?

Posted at Wed Jul 25 14:18:20 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1596654 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1596654 yossian Wed Jul 25 14:18:20 UTC 2012 And especially, my favorite his play is throwing. It is 'Laser Beam'.
I expect he will keep going to much greater. He can do it.

Posted at Tue Jul 24 22:55:47 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1595554 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1595554 yossian Tue Jul 24 22:55:47 UTC 2012 Today is July 23rd 2012.
In my country,today is 2012.7.23.
7 means July in this case.

If you read 2012.7.23, do you understand that means?

Posted at Mon Jul 23 14:02:50 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1593314 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1593314 yossian Mon Jul 23 14:02:50 UTC 2012 This is my favorite phrese.
But I sometimes don't have any gain in spite of having pain.
I think this is the life.

Posted at Sat Jul 21 14:00:49 UTC 2012
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Posted at Fri Jul 20 13:32:58 UTC 2012
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Posted at Wed Jul 18 13:16:13 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1585282 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1585282 yossian Wed Jul 18 13:16:13 UTC 2012 I think which one the best is.

No challenge, no success.
There is not success without challenge.
Challenges make us succeed.
Nobody succeeds without challenge.
Challenger takes all.

Posted at Thu Jul 12 12:16:49 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1576292 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1576292 yossian Thu Jul 12 12:16:49 UTC 2012 By the way, the baked egg is called 'looking at the moon' in Japan.

Posted at Tue Jul 10 13:36:37 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1573194 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1573194 yossian Tue Jul 10 13:36:37 UTC 2012 Oh-i-ocha is also popular green tea in Japan.
In the US,green tea has a lot of suger. In Japan, it doesn't.
An interview a worker in silicon valley is 'I am not drink Oh-i-ocha for my health,but I like it'
By the way, Oh-i means Hey and ocha means tea.
So Oh-i-ocha means Hey Tea! It sounds strange.

Posted at Mon Jul 09 15:40:01 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1571821 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1571821 yossian Mon Jul 09 15:40:01 UTC 2012 But I don't know what 'one' means in this case exactly.
'One' is number.
I wonder if I want 2 items, how do I say?
I will take these 2.
Is it correct?

Posted at Sat Jul 07 13:10:23 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1568410 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1568410 yossian Sat Jul 07 13:10:23 UTC 2012 Such as,
A dog barks bowwow. Bowwow is wanwan in Japan.

Zarzar:The sound of hard rain drops.
ShitoShito:The sound of soft rain drops.
Parapara:The sound of few rain drops.

It rains Shitoshito in Tokyo today.

Posted at Tue Jul 03 12:15:50 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1561708 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1561708 yossian Tue Jul 03 12:15:50 UTC 2012 And Kanji was from Chinese.
But even if the same word, pronunciation is differce between Chinese and Kanji.
I can't pronunce Chinese people of the name, and I can't write it in English, even if we can write it in Kanji. It bothers me.

Posted at Mon Jul 02 14:03:36 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1560179 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1560179 yossian Mon Jul 02 14:03:36 UTC 2012 And "that" and "it"

For example,
A"Look at the girls.The clothes are very nice"
B"They are cute"
C"These are cute"

A"I never seen this word. It's misspelled."
B"It is right"
C"That's right"




Posted at Sat Jun 30 16:35:48 UTC 2012
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Posted at Fri Jun 29 11:46:07 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1555038 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1555038 yossian Fri Jun 29 11:46:07 UTC 2012 Some young woman said "no TV.no problem." She is in front of PC and chat her friend or watchs anime on youtube PC.
On the other hand, my mother says "I like TV." She has some favorite programs.
I think I want to leave TV as long as I can. Poor TV programs steals my good time.


Posted at Thu Jun 28 12:50:17 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1553355 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1553355 yossian Thu Jun 28 12:50:17 UTC 2012 For example, you were out and came home.
Your mother said
'Mr.Smith came here to visit you.'
'A Mr.Smith came here to visit you.'

'Mr.Smith came here to visit you.'
In this case, your mother knows Mr.Smith.

'A Mr.Smith came here to visit you.'
In this case, your mother didn't know Mr.Smith.

And then, Mr.Smith came back again and you and your mother saw him and your mother said to you,
'He is the Mr.Smith.'


Is this correct?

Posted at Tue Jun 26 15:08:37 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1549889 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1549889 yossian Tue Jun 26 15:08:37 UTC 2012
Many children in Japan have cell phone and send E-mails to his friends. I heard that if he don't reply soon, 5 minutes later, his friend send to him ' don't ignore me! you are not my friend!' Oh, very busy.

I was happier than them in childhood. I don't envy them.

Posted at Sun Jun 24 16:34:02 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1546646 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1546646 yossian Sun Jun 24 16:34:02 UTC 2012 I hope it will be fine tomorrow.

Posted at Fri Jun 22 22:27:24 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1543908 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1543908 yossian Fri Jun 22 22:27:24 UTC 2012 What time do you get up before you go out ? one hour? 5minuites? When I was late for some important business,I could go out home in 5 minutes after I woke up!
I usually wake up after 30 minutes later,I go out.First,turn on the TV,go to the toilet,drink a cup of fruit joice ,soy milk with pineapple joice and milk.eat a slice of baked bread. And then wash my face and brush my teeth.And then I change my clothes.I look at myself on a mirror and check it at the end.
How about you?

Posted at Fri Jun 22 16:05:50 UTC 2012
]]> http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1543633 http://lang-8.com/428937/journals/1543633 yossian Fri Jun 22 16:05:50 UTC 2012