My New Refrigerator A few days ago, my nephew swung by an electrical appliance store where his friend owns to buy a second-hand Japanese fridge. We were happy because the prevous refridgerator is very small to compare with our needs. Inneed, our happiness had lasted for a short time due to the fact that all of the buttons of the fridge was written in Japanese. We couldn't use it at all. That night, I had to enter the italki.com website to post my questions about this problem. Then I searched for a refrigerator operator's manual in English. Unfortunately, there was no document on the Internet. I had been staying up late past midnight. It was horrible! I blamed my nephew's friend why he didn't learn some Japanese words related to his work. Understanding Japanese will enable him to instruct his customers better how to use electical household appliances. There is a saying, "Learning and practicing have to go together". Studying to improve our skills is always mandatory unless we don't want to make progress in our careers.