Self introduce

素晴らしい作文でした. 私の趣味も絵を描くことです. 頑張ってね.

Japanese restraunt Restaurant

Both work places are located nearby  my flat.

It happened Last night, this happened at the Japanese restaurant.

A pair of customer ordered hot meal and cold meal at the same time. (They didn't mention which would be a starter. Also, the cold meal which they ordered was a kind of main meal.)

As the restaurant was too crowded, hot meal was served first.

A The chief  chef who was in charge of cold meals got a lot of orders, so he took a long time to prepare make it.

Then the customer called me and started complaining about our service.

She was saying that the cold meal had to be comes should have come first, but even though they finished their hot meals and waited and waited, still the cold meal hasn't still had not been served!!!

I didn't take their order and wasn't sure what's going on. So all I could do was just apologize to the customer and confirmed the order.

I didn't know what to say to them because in Japan, It the order of the meals doesn't matter to serve in order(except course  as long as the meals are served).

While I was thinking what to say, she said "Oh maybe you don't understand me" to me with upset look.

I said to her "We should have served you cold meal first." She said "YES!"

If I could speak English better, perhaps she wouldn't had have been this upset like this.

I thought I was used to working as a waitress but need to level up improve my English and have to manage whatever happens.

[いい作文です。がんばってね。 --Kenneth]

Dear Zar Zar:

I hope these corrections help!

--KW

(僕も日本語が好きです!)

By the way , My name is Zar Zar. I am from Myanmar (ミュアンマーじんです). Nice to meet all of you. I forgot to introduce myself. Sorry about that. I hope I can get along with all of you we can be friends.

Thank you so much!

Both English and Japanese correction are welcome !

ほんとうに ありがとう [emoji]

The movie called "Joe Versus the Volcano"

I watched the movie because my tutor advised me to watch it to improve my English skills. Besides, he knows that I like "Tom Hanks," who, I think, is one of the most talented American actors.

Compared to the more recent films, the special effects were quite clumsy and the editing was not good as good.

At any rate, here are my thoughts on the movie.

In the movie, Joe has a lousy clerical job in a dreary factory. He works for an unpleasant, demanding boss. One day, he receives the bad news from his doctor that he has "Brain cloud." The doctor also tells him that he may only live for five or six more months, so he should go a trip.

So Joe quits his job and asks a former coworker to go out with him. The next day, a business man comes to hire him for an assignment. According to their agreement, Joe can spend as much money as he wants, until the day he jumps into the volcano located on the tiny Pacific island of Waponi Woo.

The residents of Waponi Woo believe that a God guards their island and they must please their God by sacrificing a man -- once every 100 years, someone must be thrown into the volcano. It's now, 99 years 11 months and 11 days since the last sacrifice. The business man wants a mineral essential for manufacturing superconductors from that island and the only way he can get that mineral is by convincing someone to jump into the volcano.

The business man points out to Joe that he'll die in a useful way. He quotes the saying, "Live like a king and die like a man."

Joe accepts the offer and starts his journey. Well! let me stop here because I want you to watch that movie and it would not be good if I tell you how it ends.

I believe you will definitely get some valuable insights and inspirations from watching this film. Perhaps it might change how you perceive your life or how you see the other people.

Yeah, if you ask me how the movie has changed my life, I'd say, it made me realize life is unpredictable, so I should live in the moment and appreciate what I have now.

PS: any comment on my writing would be appreciated.

(Great job! Keep writing!)