New Year’s Dishes

This sounds like a fun tradition. Thanks for sharing!

If you say "set free", this sounds like the house wives are slaves. Just "free from" is ok to use.

"but it does not taste very good" sounds more natural than "but its taste is not very good". You can also say "but it tastes bad".

Enjoy your New Year celebrations!

Loanwords from Japanese Loanwords in Palau.

Today I searched for what language is spoken in Palau.
While searching it in Wikipedia, I found something very interesting.

The official languages in Palau is are Palauan and English.
I found that there are so many loanwords in Palauan and some are from Japanese.

It's because during WWⅠ, Japan annexed the island and the League of Nations placed the island under Japanese administration. (The U.S. captured it from Japan in 1944 though.)
So some older Palauans still can still speak in Japanese because Japan provided Japanese language education as soon as Japan they took over the islands.

I am going to introduce some Palauan loanwords from Japanese to you.
① English: Drink a beer.
Palauan: Tsukare naosu.
("Tsukare naosu(疲れ治す)" means "fix one's fatigue" in Japanese.
It can be considered that Some Japanese said say "Tsukare naosu" while drinking a beer.)
②English: That complicates.
Palauan: Atama guruguru(頭ｸﾞﾙｸﾞﾙ).
(Which means "that complicates" in Japanese but it's not common for us to use the expression in our daily
lives becasue it sounds a little childlish for Japanese. Instead of it, we say "Konransuru(混乱する)" .
Kids might use "Atama guruguru" instead of "Konransuru".)

How interesting! I have never heard of Palau before.

IN THE SOCCER STADIUM

I went to the a soccer stadium to watch a soccer game, Japan vs Singapore with my guileless (I don't know what you mean by this) friends grudgingly going out. Although the bomb scare at the soccer stadium turned out to be a hoax, it left the staff and the crowd flustered. more than a few flustered staffs and audiences in its wake. Fans screamed and were agog (this word doesn't make sense)  over their team and Guardmen were security was unable to dampen the crowd's rowdiness nor to stop their boisterous cheers. My gossamer uniform (do you mean soccer jersey?) was swept from my face by a light breeze as I cheered for the delegate in Japanese team. What started as a simple winning game soon turned into a grievous result resulting in a draw although Singapore's team is has a lower FIFA ranking.
I would like to introduce Japanese FW player, Okubo, is remembered as much for his flamboyant(this word has a different meaning) pass as for his outrageous shoot. He was known for his asperities (I don't know what you mean by this) and impetuous quick reactions to even the slightest insult, which often resulted in pointless fisticuffs punch ups. However, he has sinewy and squat body and acumen and alacrity so he received critical accolades (these words make no sense. I can not understand this sentence) Despite his fame as a delegate sportsman in Japan, he eschewed declined all offers of business product endorsements, preferring a humble existence to one of celebrity. The headstrong supervisor coach refused to accept the referee's call and shouted obscenities at him from the sidecourt sideline because Japanese team could not get a score resulting in flustration to him him getting frustrated. He was an inveterately jocular (I don't know what you mean by this) man; his philosophy was to always find the funny side of even the worst-seeming situations. I want to be like them rather than timid Japanese craven people.

It sounds like you watched an interesting game!

Good job writing this entry. I have the following advice for you.

You often use adjectives that sound unnatural in English. It can be better to use simple adjectives to convey your feelings.

The following words you used either make no sense or are not appropriate in this context:

guileless, agog, gossamer uniform, asperities, impetuous, sinewy, acumen, alacrity, eschewed, inveterately jocular, craven

If you rewrite this notebook entry, replacing those words with simpler adjectives it will make a lot more sense. Good luck and keep trying! 

I got soaked

On my way home from the station, I was hit by unexpected rain. I wanted to keep my bag from getting wet, so I rushed to my house while holding it in front of my chest. As I didn't bring an umbrella with me, I used my jacket in place of an umbrella, but it didn't work. The jacket absorbed more water than I thought it would. A single jacket wasn't much of a help when it was raining that heavily. My bag was a bit wet, but good thing that my wallet and mobile were safe. Though, I was soaked that I got cold. It's June and becoming a rainy season where I live. I hate rain, so it just makes me feel down. That's mainly because my hair becomes frizzy when it's humid. I'm really waiting for you, Mr summer.

I talked about mentioned that my nose was itchy and I was sneezing all the time a little while ago. That finally has gone. It lasted much longer than I expected, but I'm refreshed now, haha

Cover letter

I have studied Teaching Primary Teaching and at the same time, I have been involved in diferents volunteer projects in my city. Now when that I have finished my studies, I would like to help others with helping mys skills and knowledge that I has have obtained in through my studies and experience. For that reason I decided that the European Volunteering Service would be a good opportunity. in that way.

I have been graduated in Teaching Primary Teaching in from the University of Alicante (Spain). Moreover, I obtained the titol title of Youth Worker (400 hours) in from the Instituto Valenciano de la Generalitat Jove in Valencia. I have worked with childrend from 17 and I have a lot of experience as both a Youth Worker both as and a teacher. In this last year, I have been studing to opposite in therapeutic Pedagogy because I´d like to help those most in need. (I don't know hat you mean by "studing to opposite ")

At the same time that I studied, I have been envolved in the Scout Group of my city- After being part invloved since I was a child, I continued as an adult doing youth monitor working with children from 8 to 10 years. My last year I worked with young people from aged 14 to 16 years too. Therefore, I have been a scout from for 8 years and monitor during for 7 years. I have enjoyed a lot of preparing activities, camps, projects and and having a close contact where you can help them with personal development or the last 4 years.

I think that I can contribute a lot of things at to the organization like values education, self progressive education, solidarity or teamwork.
I’m glad Thakn you for your attention and I would like hope that you consider me for the vacancy. Please don’t hesitate for to contact me in order to get more for further information.

How was your week?

My week was very good. I had my first interview in a company for my professional practices. I felt nervous but i answered all the questions. Too i I also went to the cinema to see Mad Max and hang out with my close friends.

It is more natural to say "I had a very good week". 

For those who love rock music

Rock music is my motivation. I play guitar because one of my most important hope biggest dreams is playing to play in a rock band. for that I practice everyday in order to get it achieve this. What about you?