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lost on Journey in Japan JR班次因為颱風大亂,坐到元町站後停站延誤一小時,整車的人都下去了,像屍速列車一樣,只好坐捷運去三ノ宮再到新神戶,再搭新幹線到新大阪駅,到站後只有六分鐘時間換乘到京都駅,京都駅寄放行李箱都滿了,所以以兩千日圓寄放在百貨公司那,結果買了一個行李箱後發現滿五千日圓可以免費寄放。 本來可以坐JR一路從神戶垂水站坐到京都的,搞得人在囧途,多花了快兩萬日圓。 Because of the typhoon, JR train shift had been disturbed, when we arrived Motomachi Station, we have delayed for one hour, all passanger of the train have left, just like the movie ''Train To Busan'', so we been forced to took MRT to Sannomiya Station and then went to Shin-kōbe Station, then took Shinkansen to Shin-Ōsaka Station, when we arrived there, we had only six minutes to transfered to Kyoto Station, but when we finally arrrived there, luggage storage of Kyoto Station were all fulled, we spend two thousands yen to posted our baggage in department store consequently, after we bought a suitcase at department store, we then knew that we can get free posting if we purchase at least five thousands yen. Originally, we could took JR all the way from Tarumi Station to Kyoto, but we became ''lost on Journey'' as the result, finally we spend more out of twenty thousands yen then it should be.
October 2, 2018
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A briefly self introduction Hello! Nice to meet you, my native language is Chinese, and I would like to learn English and Japanese. My goal is to use them fluently and be able to express abstract conception more accurate, include reading and communicate with native speakers. About English, my grammar and pronunciation are basic, and probably makes lots of mistake on it, compare to grammar, my reading is more better, I can think in English when I’m reading, but when it comes to express myself like talking or writing, I can’t switch it from Chinese to English, that’s my problem. About Japanese, I’m a beginner. Just as much as I have learned the Gojūon. If you are learning Chinese, I can share some opinion about it, I have got literary award in shcool, so I have a little confidence about it. But my suggestion is just one of comprehensive possibility of them. Very nice to meet you, and thanks for your reading.
October 2, 2018
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