Notebook
 
PhotoAlbum
[1 2] >> Next

13 / 500 items

pein87
  • Though I have heard that looking at eyes is proof of trust in other countries, this is not necessarily true of Japanese.
  • Though I have heard that looking at into the eyes of another is proof of trust in other countries, this is not necessarily true of for the Japanese.

言い回し

Jun 27th 2011 12:41 Public Looking into Eyes

pein87
  • Of course, if we talk to our boyfriend or girlfriend, it is very usual to look into eyes of the other.
  • Of course , if we talk to our boyfriend or girlfriend, it is very usual normal for us to look into each others eyes of the other.

言い回し

Jun 27th 2011 12:36 Public Looking into Eyes

schoenewaelder
  • We Japanese tend not to look into eyes of others while we are talking to each other.
  • We Japanese tend not to look into/at the eyes of others .../We Japanese tend not to look one another in the eye...

schoenewaelder
  • We feel that behavior to be a bit rude or uneasy.
  • We feel that behavior to be a bit rude or unsettling./It makes us feel uneasy.

言い回し

Jun 27th 2011 07:50 Public Looking into Eyes

schoenewaelder
  • Of course, if we talk to our boyfriend or girlfriend, it is very usual to look into eyes of the other.
  • Of course, if we talk to our boyfriend or girlfriend, it is very usual [or: completely normal] to look into the eyes of the other./to look into each other's eyes

言い回し the

Jun 27th 2011 07:50 Public Looking into Eyes

schoenewaelder
  • Though I have heard that looking at eyes is proof of trust in other countries, this is not necessarily true of Japanese.
  • Though I have heard that maintaining eye contact is a sign of trust in other countries, this is not necessarily true of Japanese.

言い回し

Jun 27th 2011 07:50 Public Looking into Eyes

pein87
  • It is true that in many countries 18 or 19 year old people have voting right, but half of these people are enrolled in a college or university.
  • It's true that in many countries people who are 18 or 19 do have the right to vote, but half of them are enrolled in either college or a university.

pein87
  • This means half of them haven't large experience in a society, and they are not able to elect persons who are really needed for their community.
  • This means that half of them do not have enough experience in society, and this makes them unsuitable to elect officials who are right for their community.

pein87
  • I will take the entrance examination next year.
  • I will be taking the entrance examination next year.

時制

Jun 24th 2011 14:34 Public This is the first time

pein87
  • In Japan a lot of universities make an English examination, so I want to write sentences in English more precisely and quickly.
  • In Japan a lot of universities have an English examination, so I want to write sentences in English more precisely and quickly.

動詞

Jun 24th 2011 14:30 Public This is the first time

[1 2] >> Next

Keisuke's Tags