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My Latest Discovery About Myself
I'm not a perverted girl, but the other day I realized that I like to watch the shower scenes in movies or dramas. :P To understand why, that night I kept pouring hot water over my head without washing in the bathroom. Then, I found out the reason. It was not because I can watch naked actors, but rather that I just like the resonant sound of hot water splashing on the wall or floor. It feels as if hot water washes away my fatigue, stress or dirt away from my body. Listening to this sound while pouring hot water over my head is more refreshing than actually washing my body for me.
As the other guy said, your English is very good! But I believe this is a very natural way to talk in the UK ^^ hope it helps!
0 votedApril 11, 20141- へ indicates destination, and に indicates direction. So in your examples, the literal meaning would be: 東京に行きます = I'm going (in the direction of, "but could potentially get sidetracked on the way to" etc.) Tokyo 東京へ行きます = I'm going (directly to) Tokyo But yes, they can be interchanged readily, and people will still understand what you mean! So I wouldn't worry too much about this one, unless there is a potential for pit stops and you want to specify that.0 votedApril 11, 20142
- It depends on the context, I think! If you are talking about helping someone through a course or something quite generic and unemotional, I think サポートする is better. However, if the problem is deep-rooted, emotional, or on a personal level, I think 支える is better. But I have known サポートする to be used informally amongst friends, even for emotional troubles. Although it is based on what I have experienced so far, it may not be true though, it's merely my speculation! Hope it helps!0 votedApril 10, 20141
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