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I Made a Hand and Foot Print of My Son !
In Japan, we put ink on babies' hands and feet, and then, let them print on the paper.
This is a Japanese custam called "tegata/asigata".
We do it several times on their childhood.
By doing it, we can monitor the growth of them.
In addition, when the babies grow up, it might be nice remembrance for them and their parents.
Today I did it with my son.
When he was put ink on his hand, he cried.
He looked feel bad.
日本では、赤ちゃんの手足にインクをつけ、紙にプリントさせます。
これは日本の習慣で「手形・足形」と呼ばれるものです。
子ども時代に何度かやります。
これをすることによって、子どもたちの成長の度合いがわかるのです。
それに加え、赤ちゃんが成長したときに、彼らと両親にとってすてきな記念になります。
今日、私は息子の手形足形を取りました。
手にインクをつけたら、彼は泣きました。
気持ち悪かったみたいです。
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The age
Some people say, "Age doesn't matter!".
I think it means that the value of the people doesn't depends on their age.
Although old people might be weak, they are knowledgeable because they have gained a lot of experiences.
Although young people might be ignorance, they have enough time.
And there are many things which people can do in only each of age.
So I believe that all of age is precious.
「年齢は大した問題じゃないさ!」とよく言われます。
その人の価値は年齢によるものではない、という意味だと思います。
年を取った人々はかよわいかもしれませんが、たくさんの経験を積んでいるので物知りです。
若い人々は無知かもしれませんが、たくさんの時間があります。
そして、それぞれの年齢にしかできないことがあります。
だから、すべての年齢が貴重なものだと思います。
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My Writing practice
I will try to make some sentences for my practice.
- The proffessor revealed that the former theory is not right any more.
- In Japan, people's expected longevity is relatively long.
- Speaking pace might be an indicator of their intelligence.
- Let's go shopping in tandem.
How did I do?
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First notebook entry: Introducing myself
I've been learning English since this June.
Learning English is very interesting and stimlating for me.
I'd like to improbe my speaking and writing skills especially.
My native language is Japanese, and I grew up in Miyagi prefecture, Japan.
I'm proud of my country.
My hobbies are reading, traveling, and learning new things.
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