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Sam : Writing, IELTS
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Dec 5, 2016
Yury was very patient and eager :) . It was a pleasure for me to help him.
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- 2017, the year of changes Past year-end party (so called bonenkai) was held at Chinzanso hotel in Tokyo, same as a year ago. I can't say for sure yet but I feel like, probably, it was my last year-end party in this company. It's time to go forward, to take another important step. This year is going to be really full of changes and challenges. As always, I'm looking forward to them. And from this year I start studying at university in Moscow, the Faculty of Economics and Management. I just want to pick up some new knowledge and skills. Anyway, I wish a super-duper-pooper extra happy New Year to all of you, ladies and gentlemen! Cheers!January 6, 201720
- 英語犬とお爺さん 最近、面白い出来事があって、本当に一生忘れられない。公園のベンチに座ってるところ、近くにいた犬の散歩をしているお爺さんを気づいたんだけど、まあ、何も珍しいことじゃないね。珍しいのはそのあとで始まった。お爺さんは犬と英語で喋り出したよ!話はだいたい下記の通りだった。 This way. Good boy. No. Let's go home. で、ずっと同じフレーズを繰り返して、残念ながら犬は一言も言わなかった。 「それってどういうこと?」僕は自分の耳を疑った。最初、そのオジイさんはボケているんじゃないかなと思ったけど、多分、そうではなかった。もしかして英語しか通じない犬だったかもしれないね。日本人って優しいねー。英語しか分からない犬と英語で話してくれるってすごいよね。ロシアからの犬だったらば、犬のためにロシア語を勉強してくれる人もいるのかなー。いや、恐らくいないだろう (笑)。November 11, 201661
- I'm going home I've decided to take a vacation next month. I'm going to Belarus to see my mother, brother and meet with friends. My father died two years ago while I was staying here in Japan. That time I had no opportunity to even go to his funeral. But this is the life, sometimes such things happen. So, I'm going to the country of Belarus. Belarus is a country in the central part of Europe. Although probably we are used to think that it's an East Europe country, geographically it is located in a centre of Europe, if we are considering Europe as a continent but not just as a bunch of countries composing the EU. But right, now it doesn't matter which part of Europe it is, just I'm going to Belarus and that's it. A lot of people actually don't even know about Belarus at all and I don't find it strange. Despite the fact that Belarus is a former Soviet Union republic and it's kind of poor country, I would say that it is quite peaceful place, as well as clean and beautiful. After the Chernobyl disaster some places in the southern Belarus are still struggling with relatively high levels of radiation there. Well, unfortunately nowadays Japan has the same problem. Be that as it may, I'm really happy to go to Belarus, especially in the middle of the summer, the harder season for me to spent in Japan. Summer time in Japan is incredibly hot and humid. Whatever the case, just one month later I'll leave Japan for a while, I'll meet with my mother, brother and the closest friends, I'll say them "hey, it's been a while isn't it!". And when I'm thinking about all of this, imagining in my head, I feel so happy. I wish I could describe my feelings in English properly but I'm afraid I even can't do it well in my mother language. Just one month later I'll go. I'm looking forward to...June 3, 201613
- On my way home My Friday working day finally came to an end. As always I rode the train and went to my home which is about one hour from Tokyo by train. Well, I can't say "my home" because it's actually not my home but anyway... the place where I currently live, in short "my home", it doesn't matter whether I am owner of this property or not. There are so many people in the train, some of them look tired, some not, a lot of them are just staring to their smartphones. And I feel so alone at this moment. But at the same time I feel kind of happy because it's end of Friday, I've got two days off, a good opportunity to relax and to recharge my exhausted body.May 13, 201600
- 常識の違い 日本人の常識は世界の常識とかなり異なっていると思う。でも、世界の常識って一体どういうものなのか、私には分からないことだけど。多分、世界の常識というか、日本の常識と欧米の常識とちょっと比較したいと思う。 例えば年齢のこと。あまり知らない相手の年齢を聞くのは欧米では不常識で、場合によって侮辱にあたるから注意しなくてはならないことだよね。欧米では親しい人でさえお互いの年齢を知らないケースが少なくない。我々にとっては年齢ってそんなに重要なもんではないから。 日本人は結構、年齢のことだけじゃなくて、初めて会った人なのになぜか刑事のように色んな詳しい情報を聞きがちだ。仕事についての質問はまだマシだけど、結婚されているかどうか、子供がいるかどうかとかはちょっと… 失礼の上に、正直言ってうざい。 日本ではそういうことを聞くのは全然大丈夫かもしれないけれど、海外だと多くの国はそういうコミュニケーションがダメだ。なので、せめて外国人と接触する際に日本人にちょっとでも気をつけてもらいたいな。 あとはね、まあ色々あるけど、別にどんな国でも不思議なことは沢山あるよね。 日本人はちゃんと空気を読めるのに対して外国人の中は「ケイワイ」という人が多いと聞いたんだけど、賛成できない。僕の考えでは、日本人は日本の特徴な空気を読めるが、世界の空気ってあまりにも違くて、ごく限られた人しか読めないと思う。勿論、日本の空気を読める外国人も少ないと思うので、やっぱりお互いをちゃんと理解できるようになる為には日本人も欧米人も努力しないといけないかという風に思っている。May 13, 201681

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