a. What do chiidren usually leave home?
I think it's depends on. Usually, people leave home after they graduated from high school or university. Some of my friends live their own but most of my friends live with their parents.
b. How many people live in your home?
There are 3 in my family. I live alone and my mother and father live together.
c. Do you have a head of family?
Yes, my father is a head of family.
d. Who does the housework?
My mother does. My father told me that he sometimes helps my mother lately.
e. Who runs the family?
I think both of my parents do.
f. How many rooms do you have to sleep in?
My parents have 3 rooms to sleep in their house. They have one guest room and others are one for my parents and one for me.
2007年6月10日日曜日
Lesson 6 Names and Addresses
1.Are feelings emotions and facial expressions universal across borders, happy, sad, etc..?
I think the way of showing emotion is a little different.
2. Try to name as many feelings as possible in Japanese.
①うれしい happy
②悲しい sad
③楽しい fun
④落ち込む feel down
⑤怒る angry
⑥寂しい lonely
⑦腹が立つ mad
⑧驚く surprise
⑨つらい hard/rough
⑩がっかりする disappoint
3. Are there any feelings in Japanese that cannot be translated into English?
頑張って/仕方ない
I think the way of showing emotion is a little different.
2. Try to name as many feelings as possible in Japanese.
①うれしい happy
②悲しい sad
③楽しい fun
④落ち込む feel down
⑤怒る angry
⑥寂しい lonely
⑦腹が立つ mad
⑧驚く surprise
⑨つらい hard/rough
⑩がっかりする disappoint
3. Are there any feelings in Japanese that cannot be translated into English?
頑張って/仕方ない
2007年5月24日木曜日
Class #4 Islam
1. How do you greet people in your life? Is it different for different people? Why?
I think I greet different way for different people. For my friends or family, I usually say "Ohayou" and then I just go the conversation straight. But for professors or elder people, I usually say "Ohayougozaimasu" with bowing.
2. Do you touch people when you talk to them? Why? Or Why not?
I sometimes touch people when I talk with them. But just my close friends, boyfriend and little cousins. I touch them because I have a sense of closeness for them.
I think I greet different way for different people. For my friends or family, I usually say "Ohayou" and then I just go the conversation straight. But for professors or elder people, I usually say "Ohayougozaimasu" with bowing.
2. Do you touch people when you talk to them? Why? Or Why not?
I sometimes touch people when I talk with them. But just my close friends, boyfriend and little cousins. I touch them because I have a sense of closeness for them.
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