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That's too bad.
Fright attendant wasn't bad, I think.

Wow!
It was really amazing.
I and my sister think that she will be an English lady in the future.

SN30952 wrote: **(I'm trying to launch a nauseating forum... , read well not nose eating....)

Daijyoubudesuyo~, wakattemasu.

I haven't used a sickness bag.
As for my mother, she always gets it as a suvenior.

Aiya~!
I did it again!

It sounds a lot of fun to me.
Was there anything wrong?
I have never seen that Japanese airlines outfits are sold.
I wonder how the owner could get so many outfits.
If I were there, I would rather try it on!

hanahiyo

Dear Eddy, O'gee-san,

I love this!!
The song leads me into physical world.
I have just started to learning philosophy, and it had impressed on me.

hanahiyo

the maids called her a mouse, because she looked a bit like a mouse, O-nezee-chan(?) crawling in that long nightgown. We called her "Nezzie" from that time on, and Eileen is still called "Nez" by the family. She's 40 now, happily married with children of her own. Eddy, O'gee-san...

SN30952-San, I understand that you would like to translate your handle name in Okinawa dialects. Is that correct? I have to say, you are not able to put it directly. ( You wouldn’t get the result what you want. I’ve tried.) So, it might be better if you could put Kanji. I mean, S as 南 （south） N as 北...

Eddy, O'gee-san,
(Would you mind if I called you like this?)

"Hiyoko" stands for "chick" (child of chicken) in Japanese.
Actually, it is my mother's nick-name.
( she believes that she is as lovely as chick. )
I'm having fun!
Indeed.

hanahiyo

SN30952-San, Hello! Please forgive the delay in replying to your subject. I've been studying at summer school since last friday, and have to manage a lot of homework. ( I took one week off.) From 9 to 5, I am deeply pickled in philosophy. However, your subject made me relaxed! フィチサガユン fi-chi-yu-sa-g...

w,what?

later, I figured out what you mean.


It will take time for me to understand all the sentences.
What a nice brain training this is!

I can imagine how glad you and plants were, A318 San. The rainy season was gone with a few rain. ( here in Tokyo) Generally it starts from June and it is over by mid July. Typically lasts about a month. But this year something unexpected has come up. The weather forecast announced "tuyuake (fin...

Ye~s!Kokkai, desu.
I feel embarrased.
It would seem that I made a mistake.

Captain Edo San, SN30952 San, teddybAIR San,

I really appreciate your cooperation.
How sweet of you!
I wish I could read all the columns in Luchtzak.
Because, I do like this site.
As for Latin, for give me, but I can't understand it!!

CaptainEd wrote:In Japan, I think the Diet is similar to the USA'a Senate.

Ummm, I assume this is a kind of jokes.
I'd rather say that the Diet needs diet.
There are too many politicians!

Diet, what a attractive word! I'm not good at English, so I had looked up the dictionary many times to read your story. At the 2nd paragraph, I felt something strange. Do I need a dog for this diet? Or, do I really have to eat dog food? Finally, I got what's inside of the story. I laughed at it, and...

David747 wrote:nice to know blairfoce one is a 737

Me too!
Sounds very intresting for me.

Hi there! I hope Japan will win the next game. ( I don't expect to be a winner. It's too difficult. ) I like Nakata. He is the Japanese player who can be as a global player. How do you watch the games? It's impossible for me to go to Germany, so I enjoy watching the games by TV at my home. Unfortuna...

jan_olieslagers san, Thank you for your help. I have to clear my question. "Spec 2000" is the specification for aviation supplier which is administrated by Air Transport Association of America. I have read Spec300( one section of Spec2000) which has been translated in Japanese. After that,...