I am proud of reliability of services in Japan. Japanese society works with great accuracy, exemplified by hardly delayed transport network. I am so accustomed to on-time departure and arriving that I can get worried easily when travelling abroad and waiting for buses and trains. Another typical example of quality services in Japan is the maintenance of facilities. Broken toilets and elevators both in private and public spaces will be quicly fixed within a few days, or even on that day. It is rare to see a notice paper of Out of Service get shabby as days pass.

My favorite food is pizza. I love cheese! However, I like so much of Japanese food too...😋

We can plant more trees and use alternative energy like electric, aeolic, the power of the sea...

I went to cinema and bought two advance ticets.At that time,I looked promotion videos and advertisements.I found few films.They looks interesting.I brought that flyers back.

It was rainy all the day today. I don’t feel very well what it is rainy day.

Sorry. I can't ...... right now. > > > > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Although I was unaware at first, I now know the truth. How hard it would be for me to find a real human! So you've got to do your best at the competition. It's a matter of my pride and honor. Got it? All right, then. Which one will be your winning dress? The two of them went back to comparing the four gowns. It does indeed take time to become fully competent in all four skills of the language — Listening, speaking, reading and writing, with the last two being very much more time-consuming. In fact, for native English speakers it takes about five times longer to achieve equivalent full competency in Japanese than in French, with its easier script and greater familiarity to English speakers. To start off your study without an awareness of this relativity can result in considerable frustration. But let's put this into context. the skills of listening and speaking are by no means difficult to master in Japanese, Though it is true You are disadvantaged to some extent if you can't reinforce verbal material by reading and writing it.

The goals is to learn how to speak English

Ugh, came home today to a disaster in my room! On stepping in my room, I saw it – my precious beanbag, the one I just sorted out a few days ago, ripped wide open, sprawled out on the floor. Clearly, the culprit is my cat. No one else would destroy something like that on purpose! I can just picture it – him chasing that beanbag around, chomping on it like a rubber mouse. And of course, the little furball knows he's gone too far – he's been hiding ever since I got back! What am I gonna do with this cat?