First of all, I go into the kitchen to take eggs out of the refrigerator when I wake up. This is my morning routine. Just two eggs which are to be topped with over my husband's and my bowls of rice. I put them onto a plate and then go brushing my teeth and washing my face. Fresh eggs just out of the fridge do not taste good. I always let them to room temperature since I heard that I could make a more fluffy omelet with them. Eggs sound more solid and heavier like ice if they are cold. The eggs became quiet on the white plate soon after making some mutual bounces with dull noises. Eating bread would be a help for me in the morning, but my husband complains that nothing other than rice is satisfying enough as a meal. I assumed that there would be an end to my patience at most in a year because he said when we got married that he would change his meal to bread when we had a baby. I did not expect that I had to set the electric rice cooker every morning for 5 years. Breaking the eggs over the table is one of my jobs. They are warmer than were just out of the fridge, but still colder than the little bowl. (snip) Giving it more stirs than usual, adding some soy sauce, then I let a little sound out, "Oh!" upon breaking my one.
As for me, I want to know why you've started learning English. To learn the lingua franka of the world? To impress your girlfriend? Cause you have nothing better to do? Let me know! Doesn't matter if your replies are in English or Japanese because I'll just throw it into google translate if I can't read it.
>>818 Hello a Canadian, Part of Japanese you wrote is not appropriate Japanese sentence. ただし should be modified to それでも And, the sentence following 多くのこと is not easy to understand, and lengthy. I would write as like google翻訳を使うからわかりにくいと思うけど、ネイティブが答えるから。
The reason I learn English is just that it is necessary for my study. Unable to read at some fast speed, I couldn't any thick books in English for my work. And, unable to write in English, I couldn't write anything important for my work.
>>819 Thanks for the correction. For the most part, I didn't proof read what came out of google translate. Wouldn't be able to anyway with the amount of Japanese I know. I'm pretty much just learning Japanese from duolingo and slowly memorizing kanji. I am planning on buying some more legitimate studying materials for Japanese if I can balance it with school. Is duolingo a meme here on this board?
Anyways, I'll be checking this thread on a somewhat daily basis. I am 13 hours behind Japanese time, so expect to not see a reply for a good while.
>>821 Sorry, initially I meant to make my own thread for asking me questions but the layout is just not what I'm used to. I'll move over to that thread, thanks!
今日のCNNの見出しなんですが、 Foreign minister says Iran hopes to avoid conflict, but "won't blink to defend our territory" in response to a US or Saudi strike. の 「in response to a US or Saudi strike」は直訳すると「アメリカやサウジ爆撃に応答して」なのですが、 爆撃されたのはサウジであってアメリカはそれをイランのせいにしているという状態です。 この直訳だと意味が通らないのでずかどういう意味なのでしょうか？
I am out of work, but I am reluctant to work hard. Hence I have no choice but to evade working hard. For the life of me, I am in a state of melancholy. I am almost the defeated remnant.
TOKYO -- Japan will likely ditch plans to invite Chinese President Xi Jinping as a national guest in June out of consideration for U.S. President Donald Trump, a vocal critic of Beijing's trade practices who is scheduled to visit the month before.
The increase came in a week when Mr. Murphy, encouraged by other measures that showed New Jersey making progress in fighting the virus, began to sketch out how the state might reopen in the weeks ahead.
NEW YORK TIMESのコロナ関連の記事です。 1行目のwhen以下は、主語がMr. Murphyで、述語はbegan to sketch outなのかなと思いますが、よく分かりません。
Hello, they are basically the same file. It is about 2 mount points directing to the same storage device and partition.
If you create something in one folder, it will show up in the other one. This also applies for deleting items.
If you delete something from the 0 folder, it will be deleted from the legacy folder. In that sense it is not a back up because any changes to one of the folders will immediately be applied to the second folder.
The items do not use more storage space (so there is no need to remove them). Effectively it is only available once, but shown twice.
前置きの文 Other thinkers have used different words to make a similar point. Schumpeter’s concept of pre-analytic vision was inspired by the ideas of sociologist Karl Mannheim whose observation in the late 1920s that,
※以下の翻訳お願いします。 ‘every point of view is particular to a social situation’ led him to popularise the notion that we each have a ‘worldview’ which acts as the lens through which we interpret the world.
第二文のNor has it for Xi Jinpingを文法的に教えて頂ければ有難いです。 和訳は下にある通りだと思います。
For those Chinese-Australians who retain vivid memories of ‘the nightmares of the past’ it hadn’t. Nor has it for Xi Jinping, who has instructed the party to spread Chinese culture abroad as a form of soft power.
In February 2017 anti-Communist Chinese-Australians mounted protests against the planned performance of a ballet named The Red Detachment of Women. The ballet glorifies the Red Army and romanticises the Communist Party. Carrillo Gantner, speaking for the sponsor, the Sidney Myer Fund, said that the ballet had ‘lost its propaganda power’. For those Chinese-Australians who retain vivid memories of ‘the nightmares of the past’ it hadn’t. Nor has it for Xi Jinping, who has instructed the party to spread Chinese culture abroad as a form of soft power.
Carrillo Gantner, speaking for the sponsor, the Sidney Myer Fund, said that the ballet had ‘lost its propaganda power’.
For those Chinese-Australians who retain vivid memories of ‘the nightmares of the past’ it hadn’t. 上記の文のitはthe balletでhadn'tは省略せずに書くとhadn't lost its propaganda power のこと。
Nor has it for Xi Jinping, who has instructed the party to spread Chinese culture abroad as a form of soft power.
Nor has it for Xi Jinpingはit(=the ballet)でIt(=the ballet)has not lost its propaganda power for Xi Jinping, either のこと。
2 [否定の節・文の後に用いて] …もまた…ない 《★【用法】 「nor+(助)動詞+主語」の倒置が起きる》. He hasn't arrived, nor has his wife. 彼は着いていませんが, 奥さんもまだです. “I didn't see it anywhere."—“Nor did I." 「私はそれをどこにも見なかった」「ぼくもだ」. I'm not going to buy it and nor is Tom. 私はそれを買うつもりはないし, トムも同様だ 《★【用法】 《英》 では nor の前に and や but を置くことがある》.
メジャーリーグの大谷選手に関するネイティブの人のコメントで、 ヤンキースのネスティという投手がほとんど反則みたいな投球モーションでなんとかして打者大谷を打ち取ろうとしている状況を指して Most fun AB of the year. と言っていました ｢今年一番のABだな｣と言っているんでしょうけど、このABが何なのかわからず文意がわかりません 当然ですが、他のネイティブはわかっているようでした 何なのでしょうか？
Geometrical feature, having one or more intrinsic characteristics, only one of which may be considered as a variable parameter, that additionally is a member of a “one parameter family”, and obeys the monotonic containment property for that parameter
>>863 それだと Game theory is not useful when decisions are made that decision makers ignore the reactions of others or treat them as impersonal market forces. じゃないとおかしくないですか？ that節中で decisions が主語になっているのが意味がわからないのです
Game theory does not help in dealing with decision making in the circumstandings that players ignore others responce or that they treat them as if impersonal market power.
