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- My graduation thesis 2 2. Definition of deixis Buhler(1934), Fillmore(1971a) say that dixis is originated Greek meaning “demonstrative.” (1) is deixis expression. (1) this, that, I, you, here, there, now, then, Present, Past, Future These can not be fully to understand without additional contextual information. There are 4 kinds of deixis “person deixis, place deixis, time deixis and “historical present” and social deixis. Person deixis are I, we, he, she and it. Place deixis are this, that, here and there. Time deixis are now, then, Present and Past. “Historical present” and social deixis are Mommy, my daughter. Furthermore deixis has two types of expression techniques. First is outside world instruction. This is a way of instruction of a scene like (1). Second is context instruction. This is a way of instruction of a context like “this” (2). (2) This is my explanation.January 22, 201720
- My graduation thesis The comparison between English demonstratives “this and that” and Japanese demonstratives “Kore, Sore and Are.” 1. Introduction The paper discusses English and Japanese demonstratives by comparing the two languages in translation. English demonstratives are this and that and Japanese demonstratives are Kore, Sore and Are. When I was a junior high school, I learned we translate like that this is Kore, that is Are and it is Sore. However sometimes that is translated Sore and some this is translated Are or Sore. The fact is, it have other rules to translate English demonstratives to Japanese demonstratives. This study is to show that deviation of instruction expression in English and JapaneseJanuary 22, 201730
- A coming-of-age celebration In Japan, today is Coming-of-Age Day. I'm 21years old, so I didn't take part in today's celemony. I feel that a year has passed by like a flash. I looked a lot of articles of my friend's coming-of-age celebration on Twitter, so that it brought back memories of my celemony.January 11, 201660
- Today is a study day! I'll take TOEIC test in March 13th, so I have to study English hardly. I'm studying English now with my best friend. She is my friend since I was a high school student. From now, we will go to a restraint to eat lunch. This is my pleasure because it's hard for me to study English.January 11, 201661
休暇の旅行
クリスマスとお正月の間で、故郷に帰ってきました。半年ぶりに家族と会いました。バスや電車がないので、車で行きました。９時間半くらいかかりました。冬は昼が短いので、薄暗いなかでも運転しなければなりませんでした。少し難しかったけれどもおおかたは平気でした。
Between Christmas and New Year's Day I went back to my hometown. For the first time in six months I visited with my family. There are no buses or trains, so I drove. It took about nine and a half hours. Because winter days are short, some of the time I had to drive in the dark. It was a little difficult, but for the most part, it was okay.
距離は８００キロくらいです。アメリカでは高速道路がたくさんあるので、車での遠距離の旅行は簡単です。一番重大な危険は疲労だと思います。
The distance is about 800 kilometers (500 miles). Since there are a lot of highways in America, it's easy to travel long distances by car. I think the biggest danger is fatigue.
東京から８００キロほど走ったら、広島に着けるかも知れません。新幹線だと半分の時間くらいで着くでしょう。そして新幹線の方が安全だと思います。
If you traveled 800 km from Tokyo you could probably get all the way to Hiroshima. By bullet train it probably talks half as much time. I think the bullet train is safer, too.
アメリカで新幹線があったら絶対乗りたいです。
If we had a bullet train in America I would definitely want to ride it.0 votedJanuary 9, 20162
