A drunk Japanese guy in London
I'd been having a home tuition course for a fortnight in Brighton, the UK in October this year.
One day my teacher took me with him to London as an excursion. We visited stunning and magnificent buildings like Backingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, Big Ben and so on. Finally we went to a pub after The Tower of London. He orderd beer and I had sweet cider. The taste of it was really good and also it was easy to drink for me. Eventually I had a pint and a half. Actually I hardly drink in Japan.
After a while, my face turned red like the sunset and I could hear my heart beating clearly and also it was getting faster and faster.But I thught I became normal soon. So we walked to the nearest station to go to Victoria Station. When I got on the tube, I found how dangerous I was. I mean I'd been sick badly and seeing everything was yellow for five minutes. I said to myself in my mind like 'Takashi, you are Japanese. You mustn't do anything rude or unpleasent against other people on a train, especially in London. You can do it! Yes you can!' To tell the truth I was about to vomit in the public, but I did manage to prevent a disaster because of my encouraging words. Fortunately I wasn't the first Japanese person who vomits on the underground in London and I'm still a perfect gentleman.
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A drunk Japanese guy in London
I'd been having a home tuition course for a fortnight in Brighton, the UK in October this year.One day my teacher took me with him to London as an excursion. We visited stunning and magnificent buildings like Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, Big Ben and so on. Finally we went to a pub after visiting T the Tower of London. He ordered beer and I had sweet cider. The taste of it was really good It tasted really good and also it was easy to drink for me. Eventually I had a pint and a half. Actually In truth, I hardly drink in Japan.
After a while, my face turned red like the sunset and I could hear my heart beating clearly; and also it was getting faster and faster. But I thought I would become normal soon. So we walked to the nearest station to and got to Victoria Station. When I got on the tube, I found how dangerous I was. I mean I'd been sick badly and seeing everything was looked yellow for five minutes. I said to myself in my mind like 'Takashi, you are Japanese. You mustn't do anything rude or unpleasant against other people on a train, especially in London. You can do it! Yes you can!' To tell the truth I was about to vomit in the public, but I did manage to prevent a disaster because of my encouraging words. Fortunately I wasn't the first Japanese person who vomits on the underground in London and I'm still a perfect gentleman.
とても面白かったです!そして英語はいいです!The yellow is for clarity and grammar and the green is suggestions to make things sound more natural. I am American so I apologize if I changed something that was in British English.
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