My garden

I like taik talking about my vejitable vegetable garden. (or: "I like to talk about my vegetable garden)
I have a vegetable garden that's about six sqare meters. I mainly grow apple trees, cherry tomatoes, green peppers, annd cucumbers.

I hope your gardening goes well! 

some issue An issue at work

Hello, yesterday and today I have been involved in a project in at my work. We currently (this is a more natural wording to me) have right now a problem with two devices that we are troubleshooting but we still have not without find found the issue source of the problem. I hope tomorrow we can resolve this situation.

Good luck with finding the problem! I hope you can solve it tomorrow. 

"Every country has the government it deserves"

This is absolutely a controversial issue to debate. In democratic countries, the people votes for someone to represent themselves. They can decide who is the best candidate. But I feel that we're so disbelieved in jaded about politcs that we do not vote not for the best candidate but for the least worst. Some people believe they will make a difference when they are in the voting booth but our candidates have been so disappointing that I'm not expecting anything. We need to be better citizens in everyday life. If you blame the councilor for being corrupt and you jump the line, you're as wrong as him. As the Portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa used to say: I've never known anyone who took a beating. All my acquaintances have been champions at everything". We should learn to recognize our failures. Did you write your little, insignificant errors on your curriculum vitae? When you did saw an old lady standing on the bus and you pretended that you were sleeping, did you post that attitude on facebook? Or when did you received too many much change did you tell that to your family to make them proud? I'm almost sure the answer to previously questions is no. We fakes perfection in day to day life to have the right to judge the others and point out theirs mistakes but never ours.

Do I regret it？

I graduated with a master's degree in law and decided to devote myself to a law career. However, my undergraduate major is Japanese and it makes no contributions to my career because my work doesn't involve Japanese affairs at all. At least from today's perspective, it seems useless. What 's worse, sometimes especially when looking for a job, I was looked down upon just due to the fact that my undergraduate major isn't law. I was often asked by others, even including my parents, that whether I regret specializing in Japanese when I was an undergraduate.

My answer is no. I can't deny that Japanese is useless for my work, but it has improved my life in other ways make my life be filled with fun .As a result of learning Japanese in college, I can talk with Japanese people smoothly and therefore make a lot of friends. I can read books written in Japanese instead of translated into Chinese ......I have countless experiences involving Japanese and these all are precious memories to me. So I don't regret chosing Japanese as my undergraduate major .

By the way, I think the worth of learning language isn't limited to work.

Brazil's defeat under by Belgium and the racist attacks against Fernandinho

Last week, Brazil has lost the quarter-final match against Belgium in the Russia World Cup. Our players have proudly fought to the end in that match (on the contrary of to what happened in a few previous editions years/games of the World Cup), but unfortunately, they didn't make it to the semifinals.
Despite the defeat, many Brazilians are satisfied with our national team because they had a good performance in the competition. However, other supporters don't know exactly how to deal with defeat - especially when it comes to soccer - and unfortunatly take part in some lamentable episodes.
Our middle-fielder Fernandinho was a victim of a few of those ''supporters.'' After the match, he received racist attacks on his social media, in which people said the defeat was that ''Stupid monkey's fault''. Fernandinho scored his own goal in that match, but in my view, that was an accident, and even if it wasn't, it woudn't be a justification for those attacks.
Brazil performed well at the World Cup and I wouldn't ever say I'm ashamed of the team ashamed us. On the other hand, those ''supporters'' who offended Fernandinho are the ones who I'm ashamed of ashame me. (strict English grammar users might say "the ones of whom I'm ashamed" but you'll rarely see or hear that anywhere) 

Great work here! I was cheering for Brazil this year in the World Cup. It's sad to hear that there was so much hate towards Fernandinho after the game. 

First lesson in on italki.

I had my first lesson today. It's a meaningful first step.
Speaking English is harder than reading and writing it, to me.
I will be fluent in English someday.

I'm glad you had a good first lesson! :)