I hope I can go to Japan one more time.根据短文内容完成填空。1. The writer went to Japan2. The writer bought in Japan.3. The writer ate a lot of4. There are also many in Japanese department stores.5. The writer in the beautiful gardens. ...
This is an old Japanese story. I read it in a book about Japanese culture and I like it very much. Today I will tell you the story.Long long ago, there was a woodcutter(樵夫) at the foot of a mountain. He went to the forest on the mountain to cut trees every day. One day, ...
While we don’t do this in English, in Japanese it’s possible to use your own personal name when saying “I.” Basically, you can speak in third person perspective. This manner of speaking is somewhat frowned upon as being childish, however, so be careful should you decide to use it....
Formal Japanese: 本日、私は卵を食べました。 复制 Casual Japanese: 今日、卵食べたよ。 复制 In the formal translation, I used the word "本日" (honjitsu) which means "today" in a more formal and written style. Additionally, I included the subject "私は" (watashi wa) to explicitly s...
This is an old Japanese story. I read it in a book about Japanese culture and I like it very much. Today I will tell you the story.Long long ago, there was a woodcutter(樵夫) at the foot of a mountain. He went to the forest on the mountain to cut trees every day. One day, ...
This is an old Japanese story. Read it in a book about Japanese culture and I like it very much. Today I will tell you the story.Long long ago, there was a woodcutter(樵夫) at the foot of a mountain. He went to the forest on the mountain to cut trees every day. One day, he ...
In fact,many Japanese rulers had banned the rearing of cattle and consumption of meat, because they couldn’t afford to lose more forest areas to practice animal agriculture. I laterread that in January 1872, an emperor called Meiji ate meat publicly for the first time, encouraging the rest ...
My husband was ordered out on a long-term duty, and I was left in a tiny shack(棚屋) alone. The heat was -almost 125 degrees even in the shade of a cactus(仙人掌). a soul to talk to. The wind blew non-stop, and all the food I ate, and the very air I breathed,were with ...
In the Kansai region, this I-word can be further shortened to justwai. Personal name While we don’t do this in English, in Japanese it’s possible to use your own personal name when saying “I.” Basically, you can speak in third person perspective. This manner of speaking is somewhat...
story. I read it in a book about Japanese culture and I like it very much. Today I will tell you the story.Long long ago, there was a woodcutter (樵夫) at the foot of a mountain. He went to the forest on the mountain to cut trees every day. One day, he went back late and ...