What shall I write?
Sep 10th 2011 17:27
I restart the Lang-8, but I'm really confuse what shall I write about.
I got many new friends, and a person who is one of my new friends,
he wrote a diary, and that diary are being just 100.
When we write some sentence in other language,
that is felt us so difficult.
There is a proverb in Japan.
"Tiri mo tumoreba yama to naru"
This means that
when the dust load and finally become a mountain.
dust is very small, but if these dust stocked and togethered,
it will become a mountain someday.
I'll do my best!!
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久々にラング8を再開して、何を書こうか迷います。
新しい友達も増えて、その中の１人で100件目の日記を書いている人がいました。
母国語以外の言葉で、文章を書くのは非常に難しいことです。
きっと最初は、なかなか思っている事を表現出来なくて大変だったと思います。
日本のことわざで
"塵も積もれば山となる"
というものがあります。
私も頑張りたいと思います!!
I got many new friends, and a person who is one of my new friends,
he wrote a diary, and that diary are being just 100.
When we write some sentence in other language,
that is felt us so difficult.
There is a proverb in Japan.
"Tiri mo tumoreba yama to naru"
This means that
when the dust load and finally become a mountain.
dust is very small, but if these dust stocked and togethered,
it will become a mountain someday.
I'll do my best!!
-----------------------------
久々にラング8を再開して、何を書こうか迷います。
新しい友達も増えて、その中の１人で100件目の日記を書いている人がいました。
母国語以外の言葉で、文章を書くのは非常に難しいことです。
きっと最初は、なかなか思っている事を表現出来なくて大変だったと思います。
日本のことわざで
"塵も積もれば山となる"
というものがあります。
私も頑張りたいと思います!!
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What should I write?
I restarted using Lang-8, but I'm wondering what I should write about.
I made many new friends, and one of them wrote 100 diary entries.
he wrote a diary, and that diary are being just 100.
It's diffiult for us to write some sentences in other language,
that is felt us so difficult.
There is a proverb in Japan,
and it says,"Chiri mo tsumoreba yama to naru"
This means literally that
after dust piles up, it becomes a mountain.
dust is very small, but if these dust stocked and togethered,
And it means,"Many a little makes a mickle."