zephyrscarlet wrote:
By the way Oyabin, because you have mentioned that you are taking part in this forum to improve your English, I would like to be part of the process. Really admire your drive to learn English. :) If I were a Japanese and a fan of SMAP, I wouldn't bother to participate in English forums. I would just concentrate on the Japanese forums where there will probably be much more information and pictures. So here's my two cents worth, it may be a typo error on your part, but its "director" and not "derector". I think it's the way you guys pronounce it in Japan because I've seen many stars call their directors "dee-rector" instead. Yeap, sorry if I sound preachy but I just want to try to help :bonk:
Oh! thank you very much for your teaching, zephyrscarlet!
I am so bad at spelling I often make a mistake. Probably you're right, it must be because of the Japanese-like pronouciation. We call it Japanglish, haha. :hehe: For the people who are studying English, Japanglish is very annoying. :metaldevil:
And, Yanie-chan, thank you for your word. It's my presure. I was very happy when I heard you got the ticket of Goro's play. :dancing:
BtW, I have a question., its kind of an off-topic, though, I was very surprised all of you write excellent English. I know in Philippines and Singapore, English is one of main languages, desho? But, in other countries, most of people speak and write English so well as you?
Or are you special in Malasia, Indonesia, Thailand or other countries?
In Japan, we all study English in schools for a long time, but you know, most of people can't speak English. I have been wondering about that.
If you have time, please tell me your opinions. :bow:
Speaking of SMAP, Tonight's SxS's guests are models of JJ or some magazine(I don't know their names. One of them is the girl who was in Hana yori dango as a fiance of MatsuJun). And Rokuro (ceramic making), Kimura's magician skit and Tabidachi no Uta. Tanoshimi desu.