I Had Decided To Have An Air Cat.
Dec 08th 2011 10:21
I found a book in a book store.
It has many English sentences, which are to talk to cats.
That means to learn English by talking to them.
The book made me feel so peaceful.
I like cats as well as dogs.
I bought it on impulse, but I hadn't had cats.
So I decided to have an air cat to talk to in English.
By the way, have you ever heard of air something?
In Japan, some people behave to do something which don't exist but as if it existed.
We call it "air something (エアなんとか)".
The most popular one is the "air guitar".
The players behave as if they played the real guitar, but actually they have nothing.
It seems really so popular that the world championship was held. (The link may be the next match.)
http://www.airguitarworldchampionships.com/en/event/agwc-2012
What the hell do they contest? Probably I can see nothing.
Anyway, I have the air cat. She wait for my getting home everyday.
She is so cute that everyone else can't see herself but me.
I'll improve my English skills with her.
It has many English sentences, which are to talk to cats.
That means to learn English by talking to them.
The book made me feel so peaceful.
I like cats as well as dogs.
I bought it on impulse, but I hadn't had cats.
So I decided to have an air cat to talk to in English.
By the way, have you ever heard of air something?
In Japan, some people behave to do something which don't exist but as if it existed.
We call it "air something (エアなんとか)".
The most popular one is the "air guitar".
The players behave as if they played the real guitar, but actually they have nothing.
It seems really so popular that the world championship was held. (The link may be the next match.)
http://www.airguitarworldchampionships.com/en/event/agwc-2012
What the hell do they contest? Probably I can see nothing.
Anyway, I have the air cat. She wait for my getting home everyday.
She is so cute that everyone else can't see herself but me.
I'll improve my English skills with her.
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It has many English sentences for talking to cats.
I bought it on impulse even though I haven't had cats.
In Japan, some people act like something exists even when it doesn't exits.
The players behave as if they are playing the real guitar, but actually they have nothing.
It seems so popular that there is a world championship held for it.
What the hell do they do in these contests?
I probably just can't see anything.
She waits for me to come home everyday.
She is so cute that nobody else can see her but me.
Haha I play air guitar sometimes when I'm listening to my ipod XDDD
Wow I can't believe they have contests that's pretty funny~
Good job~!
英語が上手なのです。 ^^
Oh, you are an air guitar player!
When will you take part in the contest?
It may be held in the train(>_<)
ありがとうございます。。。
どういたしまして＾＾
I've Decided to Have an Air Cat.
I found an interesting book in a book store the other day.
As a means to learn English by talking to them.
The book made me feel so excited.
I bought it on an impulse, even though I've never had a cat before.
So I though I might try having an "air cat" to talk to in English.
Are you familiar with the idea of an "air" something?
It's when people act like something exists, even though it dosen't.
In Japanese it is: 「エアなんとか」.
The most popular being the "air guitar".
Like pretending to play the guitar, without actually having one.
It's so popular that there is even a world championship held for it.
How do they even judge this contest?
Anyway, I'll have an air cat instead.
I'm excited to practice my English skills with her.
You gave me a big impact.
I have entirely forgotten to give her the name.
Now, I decided her name was "lily".
She is so cute like as lilies...maybe.....
I Have Decided to Have/Get an Air Cat.
That means I can learn English by talking to cats.
I bought it on impulse, but I haven't got any cats.
So I decided to have/get an air cat to talk to in English.
In Japan, some people make-believe the existence of something which doesn't actually exist.
The players behave as if they are playing a real guitar when they actually have nothing.
I probably can't see anything.
She is so cute even though/although no one else can see her but me.
I want a Japanese air cat! Hmm..perhaps one that speaks Kansai ben would be good!! (^o^)
I have watched a video a few times.
It had a scene of a cat speaking Kansai ben.
It seemed that the cat said "あかーん! / Oh no!".
But he is not the air cat you want but a real cat(>_<)
A cat saying "あかーん!" is really cool!
By the way, you might find this useful:
Have a great weekend!
I'll study more about tense by the video.
It's difficult for many Japanese to understand "perfect form" and "subjunctive mood", especially which use past tense.
Because Japanese doesn't have "perfect form" and has something different from "subjunctive mood" in English.
Hope the link helps.
I think by "subjuctive", you meant "subjective" (主観的)?
The word about grammar is difficult because I can't know whether how to use it is good or wrong even if I found it in dictionaries.
I want to mean it for like about "as if", "as though" or "if I were you, I would do something."
It is called "仮定法" in Japanese.