Difference "才" and "歳" in Japanese Both of them are meanings of age. According to Koujien dictionary, "才" is used for substitution for "歳". It would be a pain to write ”歳" comparing to "才". So, ”歳" is preferred to use in official documents. Thank you so much for reading!

Repairing cracked food plates I found some food plates cracked! I tried repairing them not throwing them away. The plates are three, two of them are my favorite plates, and the other is memorable plate I bought it when I traveled to Indonesia. The way to repair is by using Japanese lacquer. Japanese lacquer mixed with flour or shaving wood put on the parts of cracks. Japanese lacquer dry in humidity and it takes for a week. (it depends on how much Japanese lacquer is put on) After the parts of cracks are repaired, to look beautiful, powder of gold or silver or tin put on the parts of repaired cracks. Then, they needs to be dried for a week. It’s done! My plates are before using powder now. I hope it works well!

Which is the right sentences? 1) I have some apples and I eat them. 2) I have some apples, and I eat them. 3) I have some apples and eat them. 4) I have some apples, eat them. If you know good books to learn how to write, especially It would be good if books say above questions, let me know.

Rhubarb Jam My husband and I moved to the countryside last year. I found that there were lots of vegetables which hasn't been sold in the city area. One of the vegetables is Rhubarb. At first, I had no idea how to eat, and I wondered if they taste good. This year, I bought Rhubarb when I found them. I made jam from Rhubarb. As they were green Rhubarb, they didn't looks very good, but Ruubarb jam tasted so good! Please let me know if you have any recommendations how to eat Rhubarb other than jam.

Trump came in Japan President Trump visited Japan. President Trump and Prime minister Abe played golf together, but the day was hot enough to heatstroke! I saw the picture smiling Trump and Abe, and I admired they could smile with hot weather. More admiring things is that after playing golf, they went to see Sumou and eating out. If I had same schedule, I would feel sick! Suprisingly, Trump is 72 years old, he is too tough.

Japanese Heating System It's getting cold here in Japan. People are wearing coats, and I often hear Christmas music, it's like a winter season! In Japan, heating system is different from where you live in Japan. In Hokkaido, northern part of Japan, oil heating system is usually used. Generally speaking, houses in Hokkaido are the warmest house in Japan, although It's -20 degree in the coldest time. It's surprised you, is it? Actually, I'm from Hokkaido, I miss the warmest house, without paying the 200-300$ bill in a month! So much so, some company pay the allowance for the heating.

Are there any difference between 'just' and 'only' in this case? If you're asked a question, Did you want any milk or sugar in your coffee? Are there any difference between 'just' and 'only' in this case? Just milk. Only milk.

What's the meaning of 'would' in this sentence? What's the meaning of 'would' in this sentence? 'You would have to ask her.' This sentence is in the conversation of a movie.

What's the meaning of strong sounded YOU? I listen a discussion video, a host often say 'what do YOU think about...?' to a person who is a native Engslih speaker. The situation is like this: The host isn't native English speaker, and a asked person is a only native English speaker, others aren't English native speaker. My question is 1. The usage is right? 2. If it's right, what's the difference between 'what do you think about...?' and 'what do YOU think about...?'?