Diary; August 29th, Tuesday

I usually get up at 6am. I got up at 6am today too, and then a an alarm message was sent to my cellphone by the Japanese government. The message was written that North Korea had launched a missile. I felt afraid, and I didn't know what I have to do. I watched the TV news on TV, and checked Twitter. A North Korean missile landed in the Sea of Japan. It happened in a flash. I prepared for work. Public transport were was running late for a because of the North Korean's missile. But I was able to get on a train soon enough. I worked as usual.
Every Tuesday I go to a an English class. I studied English with the other students. Today's learning phrase was " be supposed to".
For example; How many books do you think I am supposed to sell this year? How much did you say I am supposed to pay to buy a this book again?
It is difficult for us. But I am glad to know learn more English.

こんにちは Mari さん

You did a good job! I mainly just adjusted your notebook entry to sound more natural, and closer to how we would say it as natives. 

Cindy

When Cindy woke up this morning she was very excited because she didn't had  have to go to college and sit throught through class with her teacher talking non stop for four hours. Since she's a very desorganized  disorganized girl, her room was a mess, so she decided to clean it thinking ''It's going to be so fast and easy, i I don't think that everything is so out of place'' Oh, she was so wrong... all the clothes that was where supposed to be in her closet was where tossed over her chair, desk and floor. Besides that, there was a lot of papers spread around her room and the thing that called her attention, was that her floor was covered with coins, so at least she gained some change. By the time she got everything back to where  it  was supposed to be, she was starving and decided to give herself a treat and eat out with the money she found while cleaning, and that almost made up for all the hard work, that probably will be happening again in a few weeks.

Swearing in English

I had a chat with an Australian guy on SNS the other day.
We were just talking about nothing serious, most of them was joke thing, as typical SNS conversations.
I thought he was a little drunk because he said he drank two bottles of wine, so that I told him that you should go to bed and goodnight a drunk, something like that. He denied that he was a drunk then said swearing words.
I was just shocked because it was my first time to be said swearing things. However I supposed he didn't mean to hurt me because he took it back right after that and apologized, I didn't know how I should have responded to it, what I just did is told did was tell him it wasn't nice.
I wasn't that upset and offended, but just wondering how native speakers felt about swearing or being sworn at. I guess it is kind of joke and it isn't a big deal for close friends, but I am not a native English speaker, so how should I deal with it?
Anyway I appreciate him bringing me this interesting question!