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건강 생활
나의 건강 수칙
건강을 위해서 굳이 특별한 운동을 하거나 비싼음식을 사먹을 필요없다. 생활속에서 할수있는 건강수칙을 몇가지 지키면 되다.
1. 매일 조금의 운동하기
매일 바쁜 일들이 지내때문에 습관을 만드는 것이 좋다. 쉽게운동도 괜찮습니다. 매일 반드시하세요.
2.균형 잡힌 식사 하기
저는 인스턴트 음식을 많이 먹는다. 그렇지만 그것들이 조미료와 지방이 있어서 영양의 불균형이 생기다.
따라서 인스턴트 음식은 먹지않는 것이 좋다.
3.하루에 긴 푹저기
자기 시간은 없으면 원기가 나지 않고 기분이 않좋다.
그래서 매일 잘 자기도 중용합니다.
항상 6시간이상 자기면 좋겟습니다.
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Things I want to keep doing
<Things I want to keep doing>
It definitely would be staying at home!!!!
To be honest, I would like to address loudly this to All people in Japan.
I know it is hard but, we have to do right now is only this, staying at home.
Of course, I want to go out same as before but, I do not want my family get the virus and hospitalized.
If we all keep staying at home, we can get back our life faster.
Now news says people gathered at parks, beaches, mountains and pachinko stores.
We can all do after we get over this situation.
So to make this suck situation better, let’s stay at home.
Maybe I should not have chosen this topic but I am really pissed off current situation.
Sorry to bother you.
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The places I want to visit.
The places I want to visit are not able to write up all.
However, If I pick up some, I would like to go to Laos, Russia and Denmark.
First, Laos is colonized by France and I would like to see how much it remains until now especially food.
Second, Russia. Russia is huge but I would like to go nearest place from Japan and feel what is like Russia. For me, Russia is one of the mysterious countries. I can not imagine how it is like.
Finally Denmark. To be honest I would like to explore North Europe countries.
I know Denmark has beautiful nature, so I want to enjoy them.
If you have suggestion, kindly tell me where I should go.
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Things I am saving up for.
The thing I am saving up for is marriage life. My boy friend is Korean and lives in South Korea which means I need to move from Japan. He does not want to move in to Japan because he has a business in South Korea.
Once I lived there but it was difficult to get a job without having good knowledge of Korean language.
Now I came back to my country and am studying Korean while I have a free time.
South Korea and Japan's living cost is almost same so I need to save money for our new life.
When I was younger, I splurge money into food, clothes and something unnecessary things because I could use all money to myself. However, it will no longer available(happily).
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<Things I miss> *Please help me to improve my English
What I am missing now is life in abroad.
I never thought that the time we can not go oversea in our life. During this stay at home period, I sometimes see the pictures that I lived outside of my country especially photos in Australia.
I lived there for a year with my boyfriend to spend time together and also study TESOL to brush up my English skill.
The study was awfully hard but it was definitely worth for me.
On the weekends, I usually went cafes to enjoy coffee and amazing dishes. I really love Australian cafe menus and missed them.
I hope the time that we enjoy traveling will be coming soon. Until that time,stay at home and safe
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What do you answer when you ask ”how often”?
Hello, I was looking for this answer on the internet but I couldn't find ...so I would like to ask this.
If you ask,
How often do you go to the school?
Can I say, 5 'days' in a week ?
I know 5 times is more natural but only one way to say?
Thanks for the reading.
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What is the most natural expression of crowded area?
Hello I would like to ask 'busy area' like NY in English.
I came up some ideas and kindly tell me the most natural one.
・down town
・city centre (British?)
・prospered area
・energetic area
Thanks for helping me!
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What do you say when you would like to ask how many for the customers in the restaurant?
Hello, I was wondering what to say if you were a wait person and would like to ask how many for the customers.
I found this expression,
"How many are in your party?"
is that the best word?
or just 'How many' is also acceptable?
I would like to be nice to the customers. I would be glad if I get some comments!
Thanks.
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About hobby
I am writing an essay everyday. I would appreciate if you correct natural expression and some errors as well.
Thanks so much!
Q1. What do you like to do in your free time?
Usually, I like to relax at home and watching Netflix show, Youtube.....
This question makes me bit problem, I don't really have a hobby.
Ok, If I must say, I like watching Korean drama, reading books, going to gym, but these aren't my hobby.
Q2. What kind of drama do you prefer?
Mainly I love comedy and human drama. Now I am watching a drama on Netflix.
It's“Kim’s convenience”.
This drama is the first Asian TV show which is admitted by Canadian. This is a story of a Korean immigrant family drama.
Main character Appa (dad) runs a convenience store where exists in Toronto for real(same name, I have seen it).
He is very stubborn and cause a lot of problems with people but in a nutshell his character especially clumsiness and warm heart attract people.
In the drama, a lot of races come out and it shows real Toronto life which I missed.
If you like comedy and family drama, I would recommend this!
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About job
I am writing an essay everyday. I would appreciate if you correct natural expression and some errors as well.
Thanks so much!
Q1. What do you do?
I work at a restaurant as a wait person and when I have a free time, I teach Japanese.
Q2. Where are customers from?(focus on restaurant job)
Mainly they are Australian. I recognized their word like Cheers, TA and some stress.
They are very good at using chopsticks but I would like to say one thing that don't use too much condiments for example soy, wasabi...I found most of customers use a lot of soy more than double of "our" standard. I am worried their health.
Q3. What is the most popular menu?
I think...dumpling is the most popular especially pork.
But they use extra soy sauce even we provided certain ponzu sauce on the side....
Q4. What is the difficult thing to work in Australia?
First, communication. Some times I couldn't understand what they said. It's my English problem. And I have to explain some food but I don't how much do I have to explain for in stance Udon is thick wheat noodle, Soba is buck wheat noodle. Is that enough for them? Everything mentioned on the menu like soup is made of fish broth..I heard that only in Asian restaurants lack of explanation from server, so I am not sure my service is okay or not.
Luckily, we got a lot of tip even Aussie people don't have a habit to pay tips.
I really appreciate it.
Q5. What is your plan so far?
Let me see...I would like to work another place on week end, cuz I feel bit bored.
I have already worked 2 cafes( local and tourist place). And I learned a plenty of Aussie abbreviations such as cap, skinny~...and I was on the way to develop my Barista skill but now I transfered another place. So if I have a chance, I would apply Barista.
Thanks so much.
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