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- 東北弁 Pronunciation Question about J's I'm interested in Tohokuben and recently found this website https://konnok3.sakura.ne.jp/dialect.html. I know pronunciation can vary all over the Northeast, but in one section it covers numbers and says 十 じゅう is pronounced as づ. Do all じゃ,じゅ,じょ's turn into ざ,ず,ぞ's, e.g 柔術 = づづづ?Does this apply if the region pronounces ぜ as じぇ/じ? If a region uses じゃ,じゅ,じょ,じぇ's do し and じ still become す and ず? Thank youApril 3, 202010
- 北京话吞音 Rules?? Hello, I've been wanting to learn more about beijinghua and it's been more challenging than I expected. I've heard that sh, ch, and zh, all turn to r in beijinghua. However, I've also heard some examples when it becomes h (非常 Fēicháng > Fēihang) or when it still remains as a voiceless sh (历史 Lìshǐ > Lìshh ) . This is what I've come up with so far and was wondering what you guys thought. Any info would be greatly appreciated :) AFTER TONE 1 1 or 2 becomes h: 花生豆 Huāshēng dòu > Huā heng dòu, 非常 Fēicháng > Fēihang 3 or 4 becomes r: 多少 Duōshǎo > Duōr, 出示 Chūshì, Chūr AFTER TONE 2 1 becomes h or r?: 图书馆 Túshūguǎn > Túrguǎn or Túhuguǎn ? What happens after 2 and 3? 4 becomes r: 还是 Háishì > Háir AFTER TONE 3 1 and 2 remain or change?: 小车 Xiǎochē > Xiǎoch, BUT 老师 Lǎoshī > Lǎor? 3 and 4 become r: 把手 Bǎshǒu > Bǎr, 手指头 > Shǒuzhǐ tou, 把式 Bǎ shi > Bǎr AFTER TONE 4 1 becomes sh: 钥匙 Yàochí > Yàoshh, 蜡烛 Làzhú > Làshh, BUT 为什么 Wèireme ? 2 becomes r: 派出所 Pàichūsuǒ > Pàirsuǒ, 不知道 Bù zhīdào > Bùrdào 3 and 4 does it become sh or r?: 历史 Lìshǐ > Lìshh BUT 报纸 Bàozhǐ > Bàor?, 算数 Suànshù > Suànshh BUT 但是 Dànshì > Dànr?April 3, 202000
Bureaucracy : the new word 'Deskwarming'
He'll sit here and he'll say "Do this! Do that!" and nothing will happen. Poor Ike-it won't be a bit like the army
-Harry Truman, saying the government's bureaucracy is more powerful than the president's own authority
Have you heard about bureaucracy? Bureaucracy is an almost essential administration system, yet is also criticized remarkably. For a country which countless people live in, bureaucracy is maintained to deal with innumerable problems, but many drawbacks exist in the system.
You might hear the word 'deskwarming'. As you thought, it means keeping a desk warm. Especially, when a teacher keeps his desk warm in a classroom without students or lectures. Why do those things happen? In my opinion, It is because the government puts documents ("paperwork" is a good term to use here as well) before reality. Once, I heard a quote "Although I have no justification, the field commander is right, and the supreme commander who is in rear area is wrong." whilst ignoring reality, regulating people according to documents, and regulating documents according to documents which is umbrella of the documents. Bureaucracy has made teachers sigh.
Nevertheless, bureaucracy is one of the most important systems which retain modern society. Unless there is a perfect system in the world (original was a double negative here, meaning there is a perfect system, which wouldn't quite make sense with the rest of the sentence), we can make it better with our effort. Like visiting with a cup of coffee to the teacher left on their lonesome.
In Korean
관료제에 대해 들어보셨나요? 관료제는 국가를 경영하는데 있어 거의 필수적인 행정체계이죠. 또한 강하게 비판받는 제도이기도 하구요. 수많은 사람들이 있는 국가를 위해, 많은 단점이 있지만, 수없이 많은 일을 처리하기 위해 관료제는 유지되어 왔습니다.
Deskwarming 이라는 말을 들어보셨나요? 여러분이 생각하는 것처럼, 책상을 따뜻하게 한다는 뜻입니다. 특히, 아무도 없는 겨울에 빈 교실에서 선생님 혼자서 책상을 따뜻하게 할때요. 이런일이 왜 일어날까요? 제 생각에, 저는 서류가 현실보다 우선시 되기 때문이라고 생각합니다. 근거는 없지만, 현장 지휘관이 옳고 최고 지휘관이 틀렸다 라는 말을 들어 본 적이 있습니다. 현실을 무시하면서,서류에 써있는대로 사람들을 규제하고, 상위의 서류에 따라 그 서류들을 통제하는 관료제는, 선생님들을 한숨짓게 만들어왔습니다.
그럼에도, 관료제는 사회를 구성하는 가장 중요한 시스템중 하나입니다. 완벽한 시스템은 존재하지 않지만,우리의 노력으로 더 발전시킬 수는 있습니다. 쓸쓸히 학교에서 앉아있는 선생님께, 따뜻한 한 컵의 커피와 함께 놀러가는 것처럼요.
Thank you for your attantion!0 votedJanuary 20, 20190日本語をべんきょします
みんなさん、あなたたちは日本語をべんきょしますか? 私は日本語をべんきょします、それはとても楽しいです。Overall, very good. Just make sure that when you use the object particle, use を instead of お. It's typed "wo", but they are both said the same, so you'll have no problem speaking.
If you want to learn the kanji, you can also write:
日本語を勉強します
皆さん、あなた達は日本語を勉強しますか?私は日本語を勉強します、それはとても楽しいです。
0 votedOctober 29, 20181Life in a call center.
It is interesting to work in a call center. I work in the call center industry. It's a hard work to do but interesting at the same time. You can learn how to deal with different kinds of people, nationalities, accents and behaviors. Some customers are so kind and they are willing to learn or what they need to do to resolve an issue or, if they have to, wait for a resolution and at the end they say "thank you for your help and time". And As for/But others, they scream at you and if they want they don't respect you and at the end of the call they disconnected the call or send a bad survey. Yeah, you can say it is soooo easy to deal with that but let me tell you, it's a stressful job and even if you do your best it doesn't matter because customers have the reason their reasons. I like what I do because I help people, and at the end of the day, the regard reward is when people realizes your effort counts. If you have the same experience in a call center industry, you will understand what I mean.0 votedOctober 28, 20180

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