"If you could have a super power, what would it be and why?"

Could someone help me to translate this into Japanese! I think it would be a fun question to ask a language exchange partner. (Even if I have no clue what the answer is)

 

Also, please feel free to give me your answer to the question (in Japanese and/or English)! 

 

どうもありがとうございました!

Reading Practice: How in the name of Zeus do you do it?

When starting to practice reading in a foreign language what is the best way to go about it?

 

I'm learning Japanese and when I sit down to read, I am lucky if I understand a handfull of words in a big story. It's almost the case that I'm simply practicing my hiragana and katakana...but faster. 

What I've been trying to do so far is read the words -even though I don't understand 97% of them - and listen to the accompanying audio file. (e.g. http://hukumusume.com/douwa/betu/jap/05/01.htm)

I look up some of words in online dictionaries -especially for the kanji- but find this to be quite a chore. Perhaps this is the only way to do it...? 

Anyway, any advice for reading practice would be great. Interestingly, there are a bunch of resources online for what to read in a new language, but not that much on <em>HOW</em> one should go about their reading practice. I want to approach it like a surgeoun, not a wrestler :D

 

Thanks in advance, 

Robert

What do you say when you give something to someone in Japanese? I don't necessarily mean a gift or something big, it can be a mundane everyday thing like tea or the remote control for the television. In English one might say "here you go" or "there you are" or just "here". I wonder if there's an equivalent in Japanese. Thanks in advance.