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Nice to meet you!! : Introducing myself
Hello.
I'm an English learner in Japan.
I was teaching English in high school for one year. That was my first experience as a member of society. Although being a teacher is a very important job, to tell the truth, I often noticed my lack of knowledge and skills of English. I'm not sure of my English skills. Please help my English learning. I'm aiming to score 730 at TOEIC now.
On the other hand, I'm training to teach Japanese now. My dream is to teach Japanese to foreign people. I will be able to help you.
Please teach me many things and let's communicate!!
My hobbies
> music (playing the trumpet. singing. listening to any kind of music especially jazz, classics and world music.)
> movie (I like Kevin Bacon and Jude Law very much!!!)
> traveling anywhere
> hand craft0 votedJune 24, 20101About Jonathan Livingston Seagull.
On the recommendation of a friend, I am reading “Jonathan Livingston Seagull - a story”, by Richard Bach, I just finished the first part of the three ones, but I am not sure about some expressions.
In “the speed at which one’s wing goes unstable on the upstroke” Is the “upstroke” the act of flying up higher?
In “His wings were ragged bars of lead,…” What is the “lead” in this case?
And in “You’d have charts for brains!!!” Is it a sort of good memory? Also, the contraction “‘d” in this case is for “would“, right?
Thank you very much for the recommendation, the book is really full of answers, I am really appreciating it.0 votedJune 24, 20100
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